Delta, United, American Airlines flights are all grounded right now. The reason Southwest is not affected is because they still run on Windows 3.1. cnn.com/2024/07/19/business/…

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Which web technology is coming in Safari 18? • Web XR • View Transitions • Style Queries • Animating display • Web app improvements on Mac • Spatial photos and panoramas on visionOS • Safari Viewer • Passkey improvements • 174 bug fixes And more! webkit.org/blog/15443/news-f…

Programmers tend to engage selectively with an event organizer's content on Twitter. They're quick to like or retweet intriguing topics slated for a conference, yet show less interest when organizers discuss sponsorships. Remember, sponsorships are crucial for the success of the events we're invested in. As Ruby and Rails developers, amplifying event visibility is the least we can do. Liking and retweeting is a simple, impactful gesture that supports our community. Let's rally behind calls for sponsorships from @rails, @BalkanRuby, @wrocloverb, @railsconf, @helvetic_ruby, @blueridgeruby, @rubyforgood, @rubydayit, @rubyunconfeu, @balticruby, @brightonruby, @reddotrubyconf, @ruby_african, @madisonruby, @railscamp_usa, @euruko, @friendlyrb, @rmrubyconf, @rubyfuza, @kaigionrails, @rubyconf, @rubyconf_au, @tropical_rb, @visualitypl, @rubybelgium, @rubyconftw, @kaigionrails and countless other fantastic Ruby and Rails events. They are the backbone of our community!