ICE always tastes better when it trickles! (2013)
We haven't written up this one. Lobsters has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More in Tech
Why your OpenGraph tags break on LinkedIn (and how to actually fix it)
Last week someone asked me why their React app showed an empty card when shared on LinkedIn, even though their tags were right there in the code.
- LinkedIn scrapers don't execute client-side JavaScript, leading to empty cards
- Meta tags injected post-client-side hydration, missing by the time crawler finishes
- ogcraft.dev offers HTML visualizer and crawl-back image engine for LinkedIn optimization
Restart-Python Class-1
How to use python in Linux? First open a terminal in your linux machine then type python3 . How to find a version of software? Enter the software name space double hyphen version.
- Use python3 command in terminal to run Python
- Clear screen with clear command after exit()
- Function overloading not built-in in Python
How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina: US Open 2026 Women's Final FREE Live Streams, TV Channels
How to watch Sabalenka vs Rybakina live streams online from anywhere and for free, as the top two players in the world go head-to-head in another Slam final.
How I Shipped 1,000 Deployments in a Month Without Opening My Codebase
A few weeks ago I shipped the 1,000th production deployment of an application I built almost entirely through conversation with an AI.
- Klyf uses Claude Code to automate deployments
- MCP enables AI to interact with entire service stack
- Structured data improves AI-driven fixes and rollbacks
Path-Based Routing with Reverse Proxy: Serving Multiple Websites from One Domain
Hey developers 👋 At some point in our development journey, we’ve all played around with domains, subdomains, routes, reverse proxies, and enough DNS records to make us question our life choices.
- Serve two websites from one domain with reverse proxy
- Path-based routing displays correct URLs without redirects
- Blog hosted separately, appears as subpath of main site
I collect old smartphones, but I follow strict rules to keep my data safe on them
Even though I keep them way beyond their 'expiration' date, I still wouldn't trust them