Readit Newscassidoo commented on Days since last GitHub incident github-incidents.pages.de... · Posted by u/AquiGorka
Somewhat similar situation here. Cleared cache and logged back in on mobile, dot was fixed. Haven't tested on my laptop yet.
Thank you all, sharing internally now to get that fixed! Super appreciate the feedback.
cassidoo commented on Days since last GitHub incident github-incidents.pages.de... · Posted by u/AquiGorka
I've been getting some weird cryptocurrency spam notifications on GitHub and they can't be cleared for some reason. Blue dot is gonna be there forever apparently. Some users made an issue out of it but nobody cared to fix it.
This should have been fixed here: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-12-04-notifications-trigg...
Are you still seeing it, would you mind checking? Our team will get on it if so.
cassidoo commented on The least amount of CSS for a decent looking site (2023) thecascade.dev/article/le... · Posted by u/loughnane
I have a small bit of CSS that I also use, it's not perfect, but it gets the job done for a mostly text-based site: https://cass.run/basecss
cassidoo commented on Getting paid is weird and sometimes hard cassidoo.co/post/getting-... · Posted by u/mooreds
>I shipped a project called W-9 Crafter earlier this year (which I blogged about) and BCM helped me figure out pricing
I'm surprised that someone would pay money for an app to fill out IRS Form W-9. It's a very simple form available via PDF and you only have to fill it out once.
> and the form information is always the same except for the date.
There is no need to re-create the form with a new date if nothing has changed. I routinely give out the W-9 I created 15 years ago, with that date. The form does not get filed with the IRS, it's just for the payer's files.
Enough companies made a fuss about it that I made the app for myself to save me the headache! Enough folks bought it that I think it's more of a pain than it should be
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/182186