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Interesting and sadly not surprising..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbf4BGIBENk
(Big Tech is Faking AI)
Bahaha, hilarious but also probably the future šµ
https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/181mpvw/hold_it_in_for_youtube_ads/
Bloody hellā¦
https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/17rems6/google_just_flagged_a_file_in_my_drive_for/
Another reason I wonāt use Google Drive.
I finally setup a Pi-Hole yesterday š
Sorry if anyone bounced off my Pod for a couple days. Had to renew the domain š
Amazon Has Gone Too Far (YouTube)
Louis Rossmann hitting it out of the park as usual. Heās right - if you buy a thing and you need to rely on subscriptions and/or only being able to phone home to a server you donāt own to have certain features available, you donāt actually own the thing.
@prologic@twtxt.net and any other Golang aficionadoā¦ interested in opinions on what is considered best practice here, as Iām still quite green here. So if I have a server and client (both written in Go), data is passed as JSON and marshalled/unmarshalled in both cases to structs that are basically identical between the programs, and I want to have these structs āsharedā, should I put the structs maybe into a single file as itās own package and just pull them into the server/client that way?
@prologic@twtxt.net just out of curiosity, you ever used this? https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs
This was interesting (YouTube): Go vs Rust vs TypeScript Servers
Plus the guy is fairly entertaining. It was interesting as heās a Rust guy but found Golang held up incredibly well, especially in concurrency, for way less effort.
TIL: that the <button> element in HTML5 will cause a form to submit when clicked (instead of any other behaviour you expect) because <button> has a default value of, get thisā¦ type="submit".
You would think <button> would have a default type of ābuttonā, but no. Bloody hell lol.
This Stackoverflow answer saved me from further headaches.
Canāt believe Iāve somehow not been using tmux for the last couple of years. Bloody useful! Especially when going between computers. ssh in, tmux attach, and thereās the whole session.
https://infrequently.org/2023/02/the-market-for-lemons/
Vendorās random walk through frontend choices may eventually lead them to be right twice a day, but thatās not a reason to keep following their lead. No, we need to move our attention back to the folks that have been right all along. The people who never gave up on semantic markup, CSS, and progressive enhancement for most sites. The people who, when slinging JS, have treated it as special occasion food. The tools and communities whose culture puts the user ahead of the developer and hold evidence of doing better for users in the highest regard.
Gotcha! Makes sense. I think also what made me wonder is your pod has those filters at the top, whereas mine doesnāt, unless Iām missing a setting?
@prologic@twtxt.net Hey mate, I see your pod is running āEdgeā and mine is running the origin/main branch which is 0.15.1 (so it says), but itās the same commit (ccf42403) so what is the difference š¤
Itās easy to forget during my hiatuses how well yarn works for a news feed. Its nice browsing my timeline and getting news bits and pieces without any algorithm or corporation pushing it at me.
Holy shit Goroutines are awesome
How very trueā¦
https://manuelmoreale.com/a-less-artificial-future
Okay so I have no clue about Rust nor am I a very proficient programmer, but surely this is even more of a joke than this repo portrays it to be? It canāt actually be this ridiculous to make a hello world in Rust surely š
@prologic@twtxt.net is the Goryon client still in development? Iām using the latest Android apk from your git repo, works fine except it wont open URLs for some reason.
Still alive, just navigating life and relationship stuff.
Also just got Starlink, so my internet is at least vastly improved. Yes I know, making Elon richerā¦