

Wordpress expects every post to have at least one category. If you just roll with the vanilla setup then Wordpress will call your default category “Uncategorized.” To me, this suggests a lack of rigor; a lapse in attention to detail; a sense of “who cares?”
Well, I care.
Some posts are going to be just for fun. Slices of life. Miscellaneous. So I’m taking Austin Kleon’s cue and have renamed “Uncategorized” to “Miscellany.”
Much better.
I am starting to think that the greatest taboo in software development isn’t writing GOTOs, editing code in production, or even using tabs instead of spaces. No, the most dangerous, terrifying, unspeakable idea in programming is this: the suggestion that we—and all of the code we’ve written—might be replaceable.
Avdi Grimm – The ultimate software taboo
Scott Hanselman’s latest post is titled Remote Debugging a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 from Visual Studio on Windows is useful and good. The post is also yet another reminder that the cognitive load on programmers who mostly just want to write code is increasing every day.