This post is about how and why my multiplayer card game GALGA uses a Free Monad DSL for its game rules. If that’s gobbledygook to you, read on and hopefully it’ll make at least a little more sense by the end!
Source: Game rules with a Free Monad DSL, an article by Rogan Murley.
Defensive CSS is a collection of snippets that can help you in writing CSS that is protected. In other words, you will have fewer issues in the future.
Source: Defensive CSS, an article by Ahmad Shadeed.
SSH signatures in Git use the same mechanism as PGP signatures, thus you can keep using the
-Sflag for commits and the-sflag for tags. However, you need to change the signature format.
Source: Signing Git Commits with SSH Keys, an article by Danilo Bargen.