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Baretail is what I have used allot. Really old but works good. Like the simple config to color lines. https://www.baremetalsoft.com/baretail/


Mapped Diagnostic Context (MDC) is not available in plain java logging?


Yasuragi in Stockholm Sweden is a popular Japanese style spa retreat. Highly recommended if you have time to spare and relax. I love going especially in the winter to relax and leave the digital stressful everyday life.

https://www.yasuragi.se/en/


I can second this location. It’s more of a spa than an Onsen though. An incredibly expensive and award-winning one!


Love Total Commander. Bought license 20 years ago and still use it. Before that I used Norton Commander and Dos Navigator in dos-era. So powerful tools.


I recommend the book mentioned in the aeticle, Word Freak by Fatis. Entertaining even for me hardly interested in Scrabble. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_Freak


Seconded! That book is great.


https://vecka.nu/ is the Swedish variant, very clean. Translats to "week.now" so easy to remember.


Yes this one is excellent and very clean and language neutral as well.


Upgrading Spring and especially major Boot versions is usually much more work than bumping Java version. Boot change how it does config and such which .. can be confusing.


TOME is such a great game. I've played Nethack since early 90's, thereafter Angband and Zangband and finally TOME. TOME is very polished, slick, beautiful, full of depth, different challenges and styles. Also actively maintained. Sunken so many hours while listening to talk radio.


15 years ago I worked with integrating services via IBM WebSphere Message Broker. Big companies needed help mapping EDIFACT messages to/from other formats. Interesting at first, mapping hell after a while. Quite interesting format, see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFACT And message specs https://service.unece.org/trade/untdid/d20b/trmd/trmdi2.htm

USA use X12, similar thing.


Here is 85 min documentary about TempleOS and its creator, https://youtu.be/UCgoxQCf5Jg


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