Using DuckDuckGo as a Tor Hidden Service in Firefox search box ⌘ https://hack.org/mc/blog/duckduckgo-tor.html

How To Setup Your Local Node.js Development Environment Using Docker ⌘ https://www.docker.com/blog/how-to-setup-your-local-node-js-development-environment-using-docker/

How to Develop Inside a Container Using Visual Studio Code Remote Containers ⌘ https://www.docker.com/blog/how-to-develop-inside-a-container-using-visual-studio-code-remote-containers/

Intrusive bad idea of the day: installing the iPadOS beta so I can use Scribble.

All infra teams eventually become platforms. All product teams eventually become experiences. When viewed negatively this is called scope creep. I don’t know what it’s called when viewed positively but I expect the word “holistic” to be used unironically. The Rise of Platform Engineering | Hacker News

I believe trauma instills scientific-type knowledge that is factually false but locally adaptive. False beliefs need more protection to be maintained than true beliefs, so the belief both calcifies, making it unresponsive to new information, and lays a bunch of emotional landmines around itself to punish you for getting too close to it. This cascades into punishing you for learning at all, because you might learn something that corrects your false-but-useful model. Emotional Blocks as Obstacles to Learning | Hacker News

Using nextCloud on a server which has different users for PHP and web: I fix the folder permissions, nextCloud unfixes them. Ah, the spirit of open source.

@lahvak@lahvak.github.io I use this tiling WM for macOS that also works on Windows: https://code.visualstudio.com/

7 helpful tips on how to be miserable: 1. Stay still. 2. Screw with your sleep. 3. Maximize your screentime. 4. Use your screen to stoke your negative emotions. 5. Set vapid goals. 6. Pursue happiness directly. 7. Follow your instincts. this isn’t happiness™ (7 helpful tips on how to be miserable, Brandon…), Peteski

@dgold@dgold.eu Why do you use mac of you don’t like it? 🤣

Honestly never realized before Beakerbrowser that peer-to-peer could be used to share markdown, JavaScript and html files.

If powerful forces consistently push us toward premature exploitation, we should almost always be biased towards exploring more. The Embarrassing Problem of Premature Exploitation - LessWrong 2.0

Incomplete, not packaged for casual use, and this UI library won’t scroll, but my twtxt client kinda works https://github.com/jcolag/Uxuyu

@kas@enotty.dk Using txtnish I am also getting a 403 on https://buckket.org/twtxt.txt

@kas@enotty.dk Using txtnish I am also getting a 403 on https://buckket.org/twtxt.txt

Why is programming fun? What delights may its practitioner expect as his reward? First is the sheer joy of making things. As the child delights in his mud pie, so the adult enjoys building things, especially things of his own design. I think this delight must be an image of God’s delight in making things, a delight shown in the distinctness and newness of each leaf and each snowflake. Second is the pleasure of making things that are useful to other people. Deep within, we want others to use our work and to find it helpful. In this respect the programming system is not essentially different from the child’s first clay pencil holder “for Daddy’s office.” Third is the fascination of fashioning complex puzzle-like objects of interlocking moving parts and watching them work in subtle cycles, playing out the consequences of principles built in from the beginning. The programmed computer has all the fascination of the pinball machine or the jukebox mechanism, carried to the ultimate. Fourth is the joy of always learning, which springs from the nonrepeating nature of the task. In one way or another the problem is ever new, and its solver learns something: sometimes practical, sometimes theoretical, and sometimes both. Finally, there is the delight of working in such a tractable medium. The programmer, like the poet, works only slightly re- moved from pure thought-stuff. He builds his castles in the air, from air, creating by exertion of the imagination. Few media of creation are so flexible, so easy to polish and rework, so readily capable of realizing grand conceptual structures. (As we shall see later, this very tractability has its own problems.) Ask HN: How to rediscover the joy of programming? | Hacker News

Need to remember to use single quotes tho

Using twtxt from bash now using echo

first thing that comes to mind: this can be used for ascii art.

Moving to a tilde -> http://tilde.pt/~gil/twtxt.txt, hopefully it will be easier to manage using one liners instead of a google sheet

In case you were wondering, using a mouse on iPadOS is fun for about five minutes.

Tired: Using the ffmpeg library; Wired: Creating an ffmpeg subprocess and piping data through it

@oevl@oevl.info I don’t live on the #CLI but I listed some CLI and #TUI tools I use regularly: https://blog.mdosch.de/2019/06/06/tui-programme/ (German)

@frogorbits.com@www.frogorbits.com Haha, have fun with ed ^^ I recently wrote an article about it and I must admit that it’s indeed “fun” to use x)

I’m using Blink SSH on my iPad and I have an entry in known_hosts that I need to get rid of. I do not have vi available. I do have ed available. This will be fun.

Why you should use monotonic clocks and timestamps to calculate durations: https://imgur.com/gallery/InD4qLv

While not disagreeing with your point, it is also worth noting that in some contexts developers are regarded as unemployable if they don’t have experience with whatever the latest technology is so it is hardly surprising that people use every opportunity they can to get exposure to the latest tools. Overthinking it and the value of simple solutions (2019) | Hacker News

Use dhall for package.json #idea

I really have fun using #twtxt since my #xmpp bot is working reliable again. Sorry for the spam. 😁

@jcolag@john.colagioia.net He, it seems you and me are the only ones here using #hashtags 😁

Using lsyncd to sync my twttxt file between my web server and gopher server roots

Using lsyncd to sync my twttxt file between my web server and gopher server roots

Reactivated my virtual NextStep box running on the Previous emulator, version 1.6, on Windows 10, using SLIRP networking

Reactivated my virtual NextStep box running on the Previous emulator, version 1.6, on Windows 10, using SLIRP networking

First post to my twtxt feed, hope to keep using it

First post to my twtxt feed, hope to keep using it

Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. (Brian Kernighan) dwmkerr/hacker-laws: 💻📖 Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful. #hackerlaws

Join subs using infra sound from master’s device #idea #spotify-family

I want to use more newfangled non-vi(m) console-based text editors, but they all seem to assume that the alt key is as easy to press as the ctrl key. Meanwhile, I use my Option key too much to be willing to change its function.

@von@tilde.town What is session? For chatting I use #XMPP since ~2003 😃

@sarmonsiill@twtxt.ti-l.de I have an xmpp bot running on my vps and the bot updates my twtxt.txt using txtnish. So I use twtxt via xmpp.

@sarmonsiill@twtxt.ti-l.de : what do you mean ? I’m on ssh using txtnish as client

I really like my bujo. I still using it since the moment I said it here, and it’s just really good for what I needed :) Thanks again @lucidiot@tilde.town

building a http server into weewiki has been more useful than I initially expected

@kas@enotty.dk @freemor@freemor.homelinux.net I doubt many want to browser-sniff. Unfortunately, I see browser sniffing used to work around a particular browser’s bugs, so browser sniffing isn’t going away anytime soon.

If someone is using this niche microblog thing twitter: #profanity has a poll what terminal #xmpp client you are using: https://twitter.com/ProfanityIM/status/1207317970667606022

@lucidiot@tilde.town I think I’ve heard it’s using #XMPP but I don’t find a source right now.

Finally creating PHP programs using Composer and Twig templates

I need to bring my piratebox to my new job :) It wasn’t really exploited in the former one, it even got the USB stolen, but I love it and I want it used

I have trouble with a web crawler using the TOR network. It’s misusing the gopher proxy on my page. I don’t want to disable/block tor (that would be the easy way out). It’s permanently changing user agents and ignoring robots.txt. It ignores HTTP status codes. I’m currently serving it 4MB binary garbage in form of Link. It sucked in about 40GB of data now, but it doesn’t explode and keeps crawling. Any other idea about what to do with it?

@kas@enotty.dk Thanks for the suggestion using Keybase. Playing around with the authenticity idea.

bujo : I’m getting used to it, it’s nice and clear and I love how everything I do is archived :) It helps moving forward and having a clearer mind ^^

@kas@enotty.dk [re: gopher client] If you happen to be on Windows, then Gopher Browser for Windows by Matt Owen is pretty nice, otherwise I use Lynx indeed for gopher.

@lucidiot@tilde.town Also it won’t be necessarily shared, it’s more about managing my tasks. For now I use Taskwarrior

@lucidiot@tilde.town Thanks ! Also I have a question, should I make a separate bujo for work ? Or will I be overwhelmed ? I can’t decide whether it would be useful

Anyone still using Skype actually? Seems like the service completely lost to WhatsApp.

@kas@enotty.dk Good stuff kas++ What command or script did you use to split by year?

@johanbove@johanbove.info : re other twtxt : I’ll consider it then, but it\’d be on another server, meaning I\’ll use a client on the other server

@johanbove@johanbove.info a random question from someone who’s used Gopher clients a little bit recently but doesn’t quite understand all the memes: Why are numbered directories like “/0/” common on Gopher holes (but not websites)?

@kas@enotty.dk The IndieWeb.org twtxt article is only a stub - me copy-pasting content from other sites - could use some more sections - @t himself found it an interesting concept

@mdosch@mdosch.de Yeah, I might try that, but for the moment I just made my gf use Signal, small step. Thanks for the link :)

@freemor@freemor.homelinux.net : [XMPP] I have an account for a long time, but only talk with one person, not that often :/ I’m sad not a lot uses it

gameboy color speaker replaced using ds lite speaker. sounds quieter than I expected. but better than no sound at all. this, combined with the new case I got for it, makes it almost feel like a brand new device :)

even though I have these nice hs7 studio monitors on my desk right now, most of my monitoring has been done using my minirig mini. There is just something so irresistable about writing music for something so cute and tiny.

@von@tilde.town I am no dev and I have to use what the company uses.

@mdosch@mdosch.de I think I wouldn’t accept a dev job if they make me use a system I don’t want

@von@tilde.town I envy you for being able to use #Linux at work.

I used to write poems, but I stopped. Now I want to make a book filled with poems for my gf. I got 2 months, wish me luck

planck keyboard feels 98% natural to me now. I’m using stiff tactile grey cherry switches on them, which feel great to me, but my fingers need to build up strength for long-term use.

@dave@davebucklin.com Did you type that out with your knuckles, or did you use voice recognition, or…? ;)

This won’t get me a “Dear Mr. Cook” mention in an Apple event, but I thought it was pretty cool to be able to use my iPad in the kitchen without touching it. Voice Control is pretty good.

Maybe it’s just me getting older, but there is something very satisfying about seeing big chunky text on screen. Currently using an Atari font on my computer. Once your eyes get used to it, it’s actually quite lovely.

@kas@enotty.dk yes, gosrc.io/xmpp is using a lot of fprintf and seems to not do escaping for % 😒

@kas@enotty.dk It looks like the message is f***ed up by the #xmpp library I am using and not by my code. :-/

I could see me using this. Just need to figure out the best workflow for making ‘tweets’.

@adiabetic@www.frogorbits.com I think my pulse would be high a lot of times if using iOS. I hear of so many problems from #xmpp devs fighting iOS and push. Not having a reliable chat app due to apples design constraints would really piss me off.

@freemor@freemor.homelinux.net use “$@”?

WebP is kind of disappointing. Not because there’s anything wrong with it, but because I tend to not really need it, even though I’d like to use it.

Travel to Portland, US | https://wiki.xxiivv.com/travel

Note to self, don’t use =NOW() on gsheet if I just need a timestamp, it changes automatically :/

Fellow twtxters, I wrote https://github.com/LuRsT/twtxt_on_heroku to help out people use twtxt without the need to have a server

“Thinkfluencer” might be one of the most pompous nouns invented in the last five years but at least it isn’t as confusing as using “clerk” as a translation of “_clerc_”.

Unexpected prefers-color-scheme-using website of the day: openbsd.org

/lab Feels good to add long overdue features to my text editor. It’s almost useful now ;)

Can one use nerd tools to live-blog an internet outage (without tethering)? Let’s find out.

@ckipp@chronica.xyz - you’re absolutely right! using the official client now, really misunderstood timestamps yet again.

@mox@tilde.town I can show you my setup for volume, brightness and screenshots when I am back home. I only use the suspend key in gdm3 where it works out of the box. I have a shortcut for calling ‘gdmflexiserver’ when I’m leaving the computer as my wife can’t log in to her account otherwise.

@mox@tilde.town I am also using #i3 for some month and really like it. Also I switched to TUI/CLI programs for some tasks: https://blog.mdosch.de/2019/06/06/tui-programme/ (#German). It’s a lot more efficient when you don’t have to change between keyboard and mouse/touchpad so often.

i just started using i3 (i3-gaps) on my laptop and holy shit this is so wonderful… i had no idea tiling WMs were so amazing but i’m never going back

/meta @ckipp@chronica.xyz About images, sure, I understand it’s useless for CLI-only use. But if we added our own format, maybe something like Markdown

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/meta Great job on the pagination! Now I’m thinking about forking this and trying to see if I can use it as a personal nanoblog/wiki…

@nonlinear@nonlinear.radiofreqs.space I always wonder why people still use #IRC nowadays. A chat system which can not be used mobile is weird today.

@nonlinear@nonlinear.radiofreqs.space there is an #xmpp muc: xmpp:twtxt@chat.mdosch.de?join but unfortunately not much used.

@ Thanks! Sure, it could be useful, it won’t be obvious for everyone to look at their browser console to understand the issue.

not sure if anyone still uses twtxt. but I am around here somewhere :P

not sure if anyone still uses twtxt. but I am around here somewhere :P

Looking for a reason to use Firefox more when developing sites? on macOS it’s the browser that smashes into the least horizontal space. Good if you like having a browser window running all the time. Doubly good if you like running it in Split View.

I’m using mastodon again…. => https://bsd.network/@sh

450k apps using Swift…what’s that as a percentage?

…probably not a homeless guy using his Mac?