Chris Ellis @intrbiz@bergamot.social

@l_avrot @ascherbaum I'm sure you'll trigger people.

Went to an EDB wine tasting tonight, was a great time, shame I was the most senior PostgreSQL community person there.some really nice wine though.

My colleague Kumaran on the advantages of building Progressive Web Apps over native apps for startup and small businesses.

https://nexteam.co.uk/post/product/pwas-are-a-real-option

I think this is pretty solid advice for people who want to get an app to market fast and cost effectively.

We're currently working on a couple ourselves ;)

#PWAs #ProgressiveWeb

@bigcalm nay

@bigcalm or give openSUSE Tumbleweed a whirl. That's always very shiny new stuff, and still very stable in my experience.

@l_avrot Sure: https://intrbiz.com/electronics/led-pcb-art/elephant-led-badge

Glad you liked it :)

Definitely a different setting for Beethoven

Goodbye Stockholm, it was fun and an excellent #pgdaynordic too.

Following on from the Cat badge, I wanted to do a #postgresql related one - an Elephant, quite please with how it came out.

https://intrbiz.com/electronics/led-pcb-art/elephant-led-badge

Can't help but think that if Google or Apple really cared about what the app stores claim they protect consumers from, then they'd provide insurance to consumers to cover consumer's losses from bad apps. It seems they don't, they claim all these level of protection, and discriminate on certain types of apps, yet don't back there actual message.

@alex that is the worst failure mode I've ever seen for a UK plug. I probably passes regulations but probably should not.