Here’s a funk theme by the two brothers from Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade’s Revenge

Wow I love this. I hadn’t heard this one.

I like this one too! I had never heard it before. I grew up with a Sega Master System and Mega Drive so there’s a of NES/SNES games I’ve never played.

I like Notepad++. It can handle anything you throw at it.

I switched to Linux (Fedora with KDE) and I like KWrite for similar reasons.

I’m in the USA and like the the Sengled smart plugs. They use Zigbee, can handle up to 1800W, and are ETL listed. Having said that, it looks like they don’t sell the ones I have any more. I don’t have experience with their newer ones.

Just make sure whichever ones you get are ETL or UL listed. There’s some that are cheap but haven’t had any sort of safety testing done. It’s not worth the small savings.

Daylight saving, not savings.

Nothing beats Tim Follin’s 8-bit music though.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4_gObHt1uZA

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SJwh3erQlyE

The current UI is very different to the original UI though.

Some Windows apps do handle it properly. For example, if you have an archive open in 7-zip and try to delete it, Windows Explorer should correctly tell you that it’s open in 7-Zip. I’m not sure why it doesn’t work that way for all apps.

The new performance tracks are very useful. https://react.dev/reference/dev-tools/react-performance-tracks

Definitely going to fill this out once I get some free time. What will the data be used for?

This is exactly what a Yubikey is for. They’re phishing-resistant too, as opposed to TOTP codes.

the need to get the HOA involved

As far as I know, in California, HOAs are not allowed to block residents from installing EV chargers. This is part of the “right to charge” laws.

Nice! Having power outlets at every parking spot would be useful for things other than EVs too.

This is in the county I live in (San Mateo County), near SFO airport. Peninsula Clean Energy has some good rebates for residential customers too, like $2500 off a heat pump water heater and $2500 off a heat pump HVAC. That’s in addition to federal and state rebates.

Of course, the installers know this and charge more for San Mateo County customers than other nearby counties, but it still means you can get a heat pump water heater for minimal out-of-pocket cost.

might be rolling in it in a couple years

Doubtful given 70-90% of startups fail.

Make sure you’ve got a good mattress. You spend around 1/3 of your life in bed so it’s worth getting a good one. I recently got a Tempur-pedic from Costco and it’s a lot better than my old one.

A lot of people either don’t want to pay, or can’t pay (eg people in developing nations with very low income). I agree that UBI would help, but we’re a long way off from that being a standard thing in one country, let alone worldwide.

Not sure about this community, but many Lemmy communities have a rule that if you post a link to a news article or video, you need to keep the post title the same as the source.

The only real alternatives to ads are either paying for the content, or having someone else pay for you. The latter is the case with something like PeerTube - someone else is covering the cost of the server and bandwidth without asking you for payment, and the creator doesn’t get money from you just watching the video.

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It really depends on the company. I’m an immigrant myself - I was on an E3 work visa for six years, then got a green card. For me, workload and expectations weren’t any different to a US citizen, and that’s the case at my employer in general.

I plan projects for and and delegate work to junior employees, and I don’t know or care if they’re on a work visa or not. I’ve been in calibration meetings (to handle ratings and promotions) and the person’s visa status is never discussed.