I looked into this more. I was wrong in thinking the posts page was showing fine – it wasn't.

This looks like it indeed an API or DB bug; the post ID I'm using as my tester is one where the thread for it doesn't actually include the post itself, but stops before it!

IIRC parent and root are populated in the post data, so the info should be there to build the thread properly still.

You're #5!

// @kdfrawg

Whoah, I'm in the top 10 posters now. I don't think @kdfrawg has anything to worry about, though. ;)

Wow, softkey-style UI I associate with DOS apps. The summary of database models that predated the relational model is handy; I've found it hard to find good summaries of those before.

The hierarchical database is back with a vengeance thanks to Firebase. :)

It emails action items out. Notes, yeah - you'd be left printing the webpage.

Pretty sure they never imagined anyone wanting to print all that stuff out; who ever took minutes for a 1:1?!

I'm mostly just disappointed. I get a few times now and again during the week to poke at it, and it's frustrating to miss out when I've been looking forward to it for a while.

That's completely separate from the "argh grody uck sick" which is frustrating and painful in very different and more physically manifest ways.

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No big Macchiato changes this weekend. Sick last night and exhausted today. Last night was to be my stay up late and hack then sleep in night, but my health had other plans. ?

Here's the landing page for Hurricane Electric's DNS stuff: https://dns.he.net/

Raise and lower chair temperature. ;)

That generations article is interesting.

I'd say I'd be a good fit for Gen1 except for "comfortable running a server to host their own content". Running my own server still makes me anxious and worried (all the time) and annoyed (whenever something breaks and I need to fix it). And that's with a ton of developer, but almost zero sysadmin, experience.

I also note that the most fleshed-out generation description is for gen 1. What a surprise there. ;)