I updated my blogroll project on GitHub. The real problem is that my feed reader at work is broken, so I got NetNewsWire at home and imported the feeds from my blogroll project. Consequently:
mjg59’s URL has been updated to follow the blog’s move.
nullprogram was removed for becoming an AI-only feed. I was reading it to expand my technical horizons, and it is no longer technical. Something to ponder: if an LLM is so good that “no code” is practical, why would anyone even need a CMake debugger, instead of asking their LLM to go fix it?
The AWS CodeDeploy Agent was removed from the releases because we no longer depend on it. The agent was always last to support an Ubuntu LTS, often delaying many months when everyone else was ready within weeks. The whole time, there would be either no communication, or “we’ll get it this month” replies that would be proven extremely false. This dissatisfaction limited CodeBuild to only one system, which is now mothballed, and if it ever comes back, it will be on ECS/Fargate.
jquery-color was also removed because we no longer depend on it… or if we do, it should not be hard to make a pure CSS replacement. jquery itself lives on in “old-foo”, which I believe is showing just a couple of admin-only pages under the otherwise-React-based Foo2 intranet site.
The actual problem with the feed reader at work is that Akregator from Flathub has decided that it can’t
access its feeds in ~/.var/app/..., which seems to imply some sort of packaging error. But it’s been going
on for enough weeks that I finally took action. I had chosen Flatpak because the in-repo version regularly
deleted its feeds, so going back isn’t an option. Ubuntu effectively never updates software once
the release has been shipped.
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