Between the redditors and the autistic people, I can’t tell who’s joking any more.

I appreciate that you are using this idea, but keeping padding and other design in tact, unlike most linux/unix devs that like dense ui.

This is great work.

All media/photos you upload to a private airtable.com app are public links. No authentication required if you know the url.

There is a dilemma for web developers with images loaded from CDNs or APIs. Regular <img> tags can't set an Authorization header with a token for the request, like you can do with fetch() for API requests. The only possibility is adding a token to the URL or by using cookie authentication.

Cookie auth only works if the CDN is on the same domain, even a subdomain can be problematic in many cases.

This is actually fairly common for apps using CDNs – not just airtable. I agree it's potentially problematic

Yes, this is the case for images uploaded through GitHub comments, I think.

That's not true. There is a JWT token in the url with about 5 minute expiration window.

Yes

well the created_at/updated_at (these arnt the names of the colums, but still) are from when my macbook synced and not when the actual contact was created. useful, but not what i needed.

Have you come across any high resolution sliders that you can recommend? Either motorized or not, or a brand in general you like?

Go with original replacement sliders from good mixer boards. They will usually be much much better and easier to select than any out of electronic vendor ones. They are really costly but the difference in behavior, feeling and reliability is worth the cost if you need precision.

I've had good success with Numark salvaged ones, but I'm sure there is better.

Move fast and break people.

And definitely don't want to make git branches that you forget exist.

Have you considered “git gui” or “git branch -a” ?

This issue is going to get worse once we are a multi-planetary species.

I heard it was also because rebuild costs are so high, also labor shortage.