topics in discord are honestly so weird 90% of the servers i've seen don't *need* topics, and the remaining 10% should be a full-on forum instead. like what the fuck is the difference between "dev", "support" and "general"? ~~what if i need general support and i am a dev?~~

why timezones

turned out me and the guy have like 3 common servers and i can just dm him, which was very much not obvious from the ui where i put his username in (it just sent the request instead of saying "wait you can just dm them!") ugh, i hate discord

@[email protected] wait huh how? i don't think you can send one just by username

i wish discord had message requests like instagram has, just randomly adding random people in ds feels off

i gave up and enabled `isolatedDeclarations` and honestly, they aren't as bad as i initially thought, especially considering there are auto-fixes by the lsp. it also seems to improve overall code quality and consistency even without any linters, which is a good thing imo one thing i dislike tho is how it requires explicit type annotations even for obvious cases like `export const foo = new Foo()` or `export const someRegex = /asd/`

@[email protected]

i hate macos to use keychain and store shit in secure enclave your app **needs** to be signed and have correct entitlements. **even for local development** and to sign an "app" i need to put my binary into an "app-like" folder structure (`whatever.app/Contents/MacOS/whatever`) and sign the `.app` **but!** to provide the correct entitlements you **have** to use a "provision profile" – simply passing them to `codesign --entitlements` isn't enough, the app will just SIGKILL. and the only way (i found) to get a provision profile without a valid dev cert is to... steal it from an app built by xcode, lol. because it's issued by the apple backend on a per-bundleid per-device basis. :neocat_googly_woozy:

@[email protected] yeah, i meant the anime not bocchi herself

bocchi character design is genius

i started researching ppl to commission artwork from and god thats more expensive than i ever anticipated

god bless ibuprofen

turns out node built-in http server doesn't support custom http verbs. it's been 12 years since the [first issue](https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/issues/3192) about that was opened, but literally noone gives a shit :haggard:

i need MORE storage :> hoarding is so fun slfhlkdsjfklsdjf

i should make a service to sync playlists/follows/likes from spotify with navidrome (and prob other streamings too maybe? though idk yet how would i de-dupe them. soundcloud would be epic but its just 128kbps without sub :c)

@[email protected] макось умеет в монтирование, но куча софта работает с сетевыми дисками хуево (на любых ос) а еще мне дико впадлу настраивать права на запись в самбе, там какой-то жуткий заеб, а сфтп макось нативно монтировать не умеет :D

navidrome is cool and all but is there a web-based app to manage id3 tags and stuff? or maybe a decent desktop (macos) one that supports network drives properly... downloading, editing and then re-uploading sounds like too much work, i'm more likely to just rename the file and forget about meta at that point

after half an hour in psql i managed to fix that. 0/10, would not recommend (i should really set up periodic database backups lol)

uhh thanks postgres for messing up my indexes i guess??? lol

how is file upload in twitter so slow wtf 17 seconds to upload a single 160kb chunk, hello???????????

userscripts are so cool damn they abstract so much away so i can focus on actually writing code and not setting up build and hacking around with the extension api shit just works and its so cool

ok it seems that this happens because the entrypoint uses `sh` as shell which strips those. this can even be reproduced on `ubuntu:latest` or whatever bruh i hate linux

fun fact: docker-entrypoint.sh in official node docker images removes env variables that contain hyphens :neocat_googly_woozy:

i *really* need to fix my sleep schedule

docker networking experience (tl in alt text)

> If Docker detects that your're using 127.0.0.1, it will replace it with 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4: lmao what the fuck, why. i spent like 30 minutes debugging dns because of this. why not just spin up a local resolver, or (even better) just put 172.17.0.1 as the nameserver :neocat_googly_woozy: ([src](https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/6388#issuecomment-46343580). the code itself has changed a lot in the past 10 years, but the behavior is still there. probably around [here](https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/27b322e56bc04da8e431fe792c742f7b52df9c46/libnetwork/internal/resolvconf/resolvconf.go#L275-L281) now)

i haven't listened to yunomi for at least 4 years (when he dropped tonikawa opening) damn.. he used to be one of my fav producers.. $[blur god i miss those times despite everything 😭] (nostalgia do be hitting hard, thanks spotify)

how the fuck does vscode lag on a fucking 36gig m3 max did apple break something in sequoia or what

@[email protected] devops is just a cool word for sysadmin, change my mind :blobcatgooglytrash:

devops and ci/cd stuff is always so tedious and painful to build and debug, but once everything works its just awawawawawawa :pleading_heart_eyes:

> Whoops! You already said that. > Authorization: Status is a duplicate. (187) the fuck?? i can't post same shit twice on twitter?

> Authorization: This request looks like it might be automated. To protect our users from spam and other malicious activity, we can't complete this action right now. Please try again later. (226) twitter suck ass pls thank you

@[email protected] @[email protected] that's a security feature. it won't let you update an app if the signer has changed. the main reasoning for that is most likely to avoid unauthorized access to app's internal storage. on earlier versions of android it was a common practice for power users to patch the system to remove the signature check, but afaik on recent versions noone really does that (btw if you think that's bad you definitely haven't seen how ios requires apps to be signed, android is honestly a bliss in that regard)

...and doing that i basically ended up with https://vike.dev with extra steps and island rendering. extra steps being "do data fetching and pass to-be-hydrated components in .astro files" bruh, vike really is superior to everything. i could probably achieve island rendering in vike with roughly the same amount of extra steps

@[email protected] oh my fucking god what the fuck

protonmail has both email forwarding and imap paywalled lmfao

...i think i can just use solid to render pages, but im unsure how would the `client:*` directives work there (likely they won't) though it might be worth it to use solid for those components that don't really work well with astro templates...

pic1 - no whitespace between emoji and label pic2 - somehow it is there in the resulting html??? and the `{' '}` at the end is also very important, without it it inserts a line break instead. and yes, i can use `{''}` to avoid that implicit newline, but this hack doesn't work with the emoji-label boundary. :neocat_googly_shocked: jsx is literally superior why do people still try inventing something else

i already forgot how bad the situation with whitespaces is in non-jsx frontend frameworks, holy shit (context - im trying out https://astro.build)

navidrome web ui is so bad it's funny

misskey frontend is great :haggard: every time i leave it open for >8h it just shits itself

@[email protected] arf arf :3

oh that's porter using ai https://www.reddit.com/r/porterrobinson/s/WlcI9LO012

honestly the coolest part about self-hosting an instance is that i can just patch in whatever the fuck i want and nothing can stop me. even totally custom activitypub extensions.