If you like this one you should also consider trying Brewdog’s Mr President and Beavertown’s Lupuloid.

Pretty certain King Slayer beats them both on ABV but they still have that nice sharp high alcohol ping to them.

The source is a Daily Mail writer siting a Channel 4 survey. So worth digging deeper, but on the face of it those are stark findings.

I guess the original research isn't released until a future event.

I get that polls should be treated as point-in-time data. But what a point in time. 😬

Also 45% of Gen Z males think that we have gone as far in promoting women's equality that we're now discriminating against men. And that "when it comes to giving women equal rights, things have gone far enough".

So...I guess that's it, ladies. That's "equal enough" for you.

Disturbing stuff.

So I appreciate the tip. But Chrome is key to my work flow at the moment.

I also use Chrome tab groups heavily to keep current work projects organized.

For work I use Chrome and have different accounts logged into different Chrome profiles (using color coding to tell them apart). I have four different work Google Workspace accounts: for my own company, two clients and one agency I work with.

I use Firefox for my personal account login. I would love to kick Chrome to the curb permanently but my work productivity and my use of Google workspace just make it impossible.

Pandas are an unfathomably endearing curiosity of nature.

Welcome, Dave!

I grabbed those out of a gallery of stock Trailhead character images that I had access to. I don't remember if those were public assets or internal Salesforce assets.

The look on Astro's face is particularly well suited, I find.

I was watching someone use "find" recently realizing I've never properly understood how to make the most of it syntactically.

It has made me wonder: the Salesforce CLI has completely changed since I did these talks (going back to 2017). Is this something people would be interested in me revisiting? Let me know if you think so (or not...for that matter, I take all comers).

This was not gratuitous irreverence. It did have a point. I was teaching how the `wc` command works in bash-based shells.

I've been compiling a portfolio of work of mine in the public. After nearly 15 years...it turns out it's quite a bit.