Jamie Magee

4-panel vertical comic. (1) 100 Years Ago [two people standing next to bicycle with small car nearby] PERSON 1: It’s too dangerous riding a bike with these cars around. I should get a car, too. (2) 50 Years Ago [two people between smaller car and bigger car] PERSON 2 with short hair: Small cars are less safe in collisions with larger vehicles, so I should get a bigger one. (3) Today [two people between big car and even bigger car] PERSON 1: Everyone has huge SUVs now. If I don’t get the biggest one, I’m putting my family at risk. (4) Soon [two people next to large armored car with spiked clubs attached] PERSON 2: If I don’t install more whirling spike clubs, I’ll be destroyed by all the other drivers who...

Car Size

xkcd.com/3167/

Announcing .NET 10 - .NET Blog Announcing the release of .NET 10, the most productive, modern, secure, intelligent, and performant release of .NET yet. With updates across ASP.NET Core, C# 14, .NET MAUI, Aspire, and so much more.

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Zohran campaign style sign saying IF ERR != NIL return nil, err

Crosslake light rail update! Via CEO Dow Constantine at today's executive committee meeting: Sound Transit was just granted approval to start running test trains across I-90 during the day, in addition to the overnight testing that had been taking place.

I'll bring the toast. You know where my desk is.

From Log4Shell to the Sovereign Tech Fund: Lessons in Open Source Sustainability | The GitHub Podcast In this episode of the GitHub Podcast, Abby sits down with Felix Reda, Director of Developer Policy at GitHub, and Christian Grobmeier, a longtime Log4J maintainer, to reflect on the aftermath of the ...

It took one global incident for the world to see how vital open source maintainers are.

In this episode of The GitHub Podcast, we talk to Christian Grobmeier about the aftermath of Log4Shell and what it means for the future of open source funding. the-github-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/fro...

.NET STS releases supported for 24 months - .NET Blog .NET STS releases will be supported for 24 months

Bad cache? It was just recently extended

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Lessons from a Cycling City: with Morten Kabell 8 min read. Morten Kabell is an urbanist, currently the Co-CEO of the European Cyclists Federation. He was previously the CEO of bicycle design firm Copenhagenize, and was Copenhagen’s mayor for techn...

No idea, but @mortenkabell.bsky.social might

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Capitol Hill Updates to Support Route 2’s Return to E Union St - SDOT Blog Blog post providing information about updates to E Union St between 12th Ave and 11th Ave, in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

And we have a backpedal from SDOT.

"[W]e are updating our approach to meet the changes requested by Metro to support Route 2, while continuing conversations and evaluations with all stakeholders before advancing changes to bus lane uses."
sdotblog.seattle.gov/2025/10/02/c...

YouTube video by RetroTVAds Hovis iconic 1973 Boy on the Bike advert digitally remastered

Reminds me of the bike from the hovis advert

youtu.be/lpfO_QwfyhM

Never heard it called that before!

Our plan for a more secure npm supply chain GitHub is strengthening npm's security with stricter authentication, granular tokens, and enhanced trusted publishing.

We're taking action to make the npm supply chain stronger and harder to attack. 🛡️

Check out our plan to create a more secure future for the JavaScript community.👇
https://github.blog/security/supply-chain-security/our-plan-for-a-more-secure-npm-supply-chain/

Hearing from sources that the union st busway will soon be reorganized into the union st carway.

Now it will be much easier to drive to central Capitol Hill!

Why your next car should be an electric cargo bike Rewiring cities for more human-centric transportation

Why your next car should be an electric cargo bike

You're making me miss Denmark 🥲

Trusted Publishing Trusted Publishing on nuget.org

nuget trusted publishing from GitHub actions is rolling out.

No more api keys needed to publish from your release process.

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/...

Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here! - Visual Studio Blog Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here – and it marks one of the most ambitious steps forward we’ve taken with the IDE. This release brings AI woven directly into the developer workflow, performance impr...

You'll never guess what we're calling the next version of Visual Studio

I agree it's better than not having it, I just wish they were able to continue it North so it connects with the protected bike lane on Dearborn ☹️

I'm jealous! Have fun 😁

My wife and I rode the section between Copenhagen and Møn on our honeymoon. It's a beautiful area.

@howsmydrivingsea.bsky.social CAC1573

@howsmydrivingsea.bsky.social VFJ1762

Will do on Tuesday

@seattle.carinbikelane.com has plenty too 😉

Thankfully no! Some eejit that always parks in the crosswalk near me though 🤬 Makes a good test case

I'm testing in production, trying to recreate www.howsmydrivingny.nyc, using your lovely ATProto SDK 😁

You didn't see anything 🙃

Bedlam the card game A tech-focused card game similar to Apples to Apples and Cards Against Humanity

I vibe coded a free online version of my card game Bedlam, which is like Cards Against Humanity but for techies.

Try it out yourself at www.bedlamgame.com, play with others at work or add AI players to test it out single player -or use screenshot mode to generate pictures of funny card combos.

Screenshot of the linked blog, saying: We’re adding a new keyboard shortcut to make it easier for you to insert an En dash (–) or Em dash (—) while typing anywhere in Windows. Going forward, pressing WIN + Minus (-) will insert En dash, and WIN + Shift + Minus (-) will insert Em dash. Note – if you have Magnifier running, WIN + Minus (-) will still zoom out Magnifier, rather than inserting an En dash

Any em dash fans here?

We're currently working on a Windows-wide keyboard keyboard shortcut for em dash and em dash, to make it easier to input for those that need it 😊

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#WindowsInsiders

The Seattle City Council is about to start taking votes on the 20-year Comprehensive Plan which will determine how housing in Seattle is built.

I biked around Seattle to talk to people about what we need to do to build more housing, and make our communities more walkable, and livable.

Vancouver's Granville Island pedestrians urged to pick up a brick to boost crosswalk visibility | CBC News A Vision Zero volunteer and Granville Island residents say more work needs to be done to improve pedestrian safety in the area, especially at crosswalks between the seawall and Anderson Street.

They're working on it

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