Tom Conneely

Tom Conneely

@tomconneely.bsky.social

Software Developer / IT Infrastructure / Azure at TruckScience

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we have a rare window of availability at @codetv.dev, so if you're looking to make something special that helps your company connect with devs, now is a very good time to get in touch. I love working with teams that have the courage to experiment & take big swings — if that's you, get into my inbox!

Chris Silverman makes some incredible artwork using just the drawing tools on Apple Notes. Amazing creativity. Hat tip to Clive Thompson and his newsletter, The Linkfest, for sharing this.

I stumbled across the Kickstarter for the Tiiny AI Pocket Lab. It looks intriguing but I’m skeptical of the price. Considering how expensive everything has gotten it looks to be incredible value. It’ll be interesting to see how they get on.

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✨ I just published a new blog post! It’s a deep dive into a subtle UI detail from my blog. I suspect most people don’t even notice it, but I regularly hear from the folks who *do* notice it and want to know how on earth I’m doing it. Feels a bit like I’m a magician revealing their trick. 😂

joshwcomeau.comSneaky Header Blocker Trick • Josh W. ComeauThere is a lil’ UI detail on this blog. Most people don’t even notice it, but the ones who do often reach out, asking how on earth it works. It feels like it defies the rules of CSS! In this blog post...

Both John Gruber and Jason Kottke both wrote about Sam Henri Gold’s fantastic review of the MacBook Neo. It evokes the feeling of hopeful exploration where people fell in love with the potential of computing in the past and a new generation finding their own way in the future.

It’s good to see that iFixit has said that Apple has improved the repairability of the MacBook Neo. It’s not perfect but it is a step in the right direction. www.ifixit.com/News/1161…

Paul Thurrott spoke about Microsoft Edit on Hands On Windows, a terminal text editor written in Rust that works on Windows and Linux. Only 892kB when downloaded using winget. It’s fast, simple and has performed well for me so far. It’s worth trying out.