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The problem I have a small app that helps me preprocess some files which are then shared with others via a Cloud Drive provider.
Managing disk space on your development machine/server can be pretty annoying if you don't know where to start.
TL;DR I used ios-webkit-debug-proxy and safaridriver to debug issues on my web projects.
If you publish private npm packages to GitHub Packages, every pnpm install (or npm install) that pulls them needs a GitHub personal access token (PAT) set in the current environment.
My website stack runs Django, gunicorn and nginx on a small server. I recently realised that I haven't really done any optimisations, other than the ones that came out of the box.
Most of the websites which allow free downloads of YouTube videos look extra sketchy and it's hard to find ones that "look safe".
If you work on multiple different projects on the same machine, you might run into an issue if the projects use different git identities, e.g., different work/personal/school accounts.
At work I am a part of an email group where I receive automated updates from users interacting with our app.
I recently ran into a problem when I was trying to send test emails with PDFs attached to them.