fun fact: source maps are used by some Tor onion sites ("dark net") as part of a captcha process without using JavaScript. If you present the user with an image, and ask them to click on a particular part of it, the server can recieve exactly where they clicked and validate if that's correct without using JS at all. (JS is a big no-no on Tor hidden network sites)
They usually end up talking to me because some project or career path they were on didn't work out how they were expecting.
I mention this b/c at some point I ask them: "Hey, do you have a blog post or website about this failed project?"
They usually say "yes, but who would want to hear about this??"
Me: "You would be ASTOUNDED at what people find interesting. Success or failure, there is always something to be learned from someone else trying to solve a problem."
Hopefully, we see more of these writeups as they are VERY inspirational (successful stories like this one or not)
I really love that the source-extension icons are all different, and resemble the files contents - .c indentation, .h mostly linear, .s assembly instructions, ".o" bits
Supported since forever.
Very unfortunate that archive.org doesn't have a copy of it.
They usually end up talking to me because some project or career path they were on didn't work out how they were expecting.
I mention this b/c at some point I ask them: "Hey, do you have a blog post or website about this failed project?"
They usually say "yes, but who would want to hear about this??"
Me: "You would be ASTOUNDED at what people find interesting. Success or failure, there is always something to be learned from someone else trying to solve a problem."
Hopefully, we see more of these writeups as they are VERY inspirational (successful stories like this one or not)
It'd be nice to have some way to browse the pages without constantly hunting for the Next button.
https://www.ibiblio.org/gio/iconbrowser/icons/icons38.html