teidesu
19.02.2024, 20:09:22@[email protected] i think this should be fixable by setting something in branding section
teidesu
19.02.2024, 17:58:31@[email protected] @[email protected] did you just invent imageboards?
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teidesu
18.02.2024, 23:31:50reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pvizoplte2c03jl
@[email protected] blurhashes could be easily extracted into a worker (or even a pool), and writing files are i/o and shouldn't block as long as you use the non-sync variants
teidesu
18.02.2024, 22:57:06reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pvhmrg5te2c033u
@[email protected] tbh 99% you don't need to care about having multiple threads at all. async gets you fairly nice performance out of the box
teidesu
18.02.2024, 22:30:51@[email protected] do you accept crypto? :troll:
teidesu
18.02.2024, 22:28:21reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pvfyfqyte2c02p6
@[email protected] wdym "works with frameworks"
anything works with frameworks. unless you want ssr, in which case nothing works with frameworks. but nothing is stopping you from having a bff that is just a proxy to your real backend. <small>ssr is also overrated but whatever</small>
$[blur and also how is ts a pain, literally never had any issues with it on the backend]
teidesu
18.02.2024, 19:40:30reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pvak46hte2c01oh
@[email protected] @[email protected] huh? they can iirc?
or you mean the web ones? you cant access fs in non-worker context either
you don't need to know redis to use bull. but since you want to use sqlite i suppose you want something embeddable, which is.. not redis. idk of similar libs that would work with sqlite (you could probably build something yourself but eh)
teidesu
18.02.2024, 19:21:09reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pva1er9te2c01k0
@[email protected] @[email protected] yeah, they are a lot similar to webworkers. why are they pain?
https://bullmq.io
teidesu
18.02.2024, 19:17:51reply to: https://woem.men/notes/9pv9s9p5te2c01h5
@[email protected] @[email protected] worker threads. also see bull for queues of tasks
teidesu
18.02.2024, 19:11:12@[email protected] @[email protected] try macbook's trackpad
teidesu
18.02.2024, 02:22:44@[email protected] i don't either bc my isp hasn't implemented static ipv6, so they just disable it altogether if you have static ipv4
safari works fine tho, have you mis-replied? 😅
teidesu
18.02.2024, 01:51:44@[email protected] oh crap you use tables
i didn't notice that
why :neocat_woozy:
teidesu
18.02.2024, 01:47:17@[email protected] start by adding this in <head>
```html
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
```
and then it should mostly be trivial to add some wrapping here and there. both chrome and ff have mobile preview in devtools btw
teidesu
17.02.2024, 23:24:45@[email protected] так ты ж говоришь бесплатно :neocat_think_woozy:
teidesu
17.02.2024, 23:17:57@[email protected] собери раид
teidesu
17.02.2024, 22:45:31doing nothing is tiring
this "rest" thing doesn't work :neocat_woozy:
teidesu
17.02.2024, 18:52:09CW: long, probably controversial proposition for the fediverse
@[email protected] @[email protected] while this may help with the current issue (where people are just mass-regging accounts on existing instances), it won't help in the bigger sense of spam.
im not on fedi for very long, but i do know that a few times people would just spin up their own instance and spam from it. and combined with massregged domains it would be pretty much impossible to ban them without banning their server ip/subnet.
and even then it wouldn't help too much, because outbound requests could be proxied via numerous proxy providers, and inbound requests could be proxied as well e.g. via cloudflare
if someone *really* wanted to, the only real way to stop them is to gray/whitelist :neocat_woozy:
but luckily spamming fedi at such scale is just not profitable (yet)
teidesu
17.02.2024, 18:39:12reply to: https://snug.moe/notes/9pts6952k9kgm3yu
CW: long, probably controversial proposition for the fediverse
@[email protected] based tbh. though having my home ip on 3 email blocklists i kinda think this could become an issue eventually.
especially considering it is already kinda hard to set up your own smtp server due to most mail providers flagging everything. which in turn makes people use centralized "trusted" mail providers (and destroying the whole point)
teidesu
17.02.2024, 18:20:29@[email protected] @[email protected] the point is that *you* don't have to have a server. serverless is actually kinda cool when you are a startup that doesn't have enough money to build a proper own infrastructure.
esp when it's a non-vendorlocked serverless like "give us a docker image and we'll host it".
you spend time building cool things, and not thinking about infra and how it will scale if your thing goes viral
teidesu
17.02.2024, 13:49:23@[email protected] @[email protected]
> I think my 32-bit intel atom netbook with 2GB of RAM and a low-end 30GB SSD is perfect
what the actual fuck
teidesu
17.02.2024, 12:04:14@[email protected] @[email protected]
> laptop that was small, had good battery life, and was quiet
arm-based macbook airs tick all the boxes
teidesu
17.02.2024, 01:24:03CW: capitalism
@[email protected] @[email protected] that's exactly my point. except for bad network really, bc that's a very common thing which users can't really fix even with enough money. but on the web the bad network issue is mostly solved by the browser itself :blobcatgooglytrash:
teidesu
17.02.2024, 01:05:19CW: capitalism
@[email protected] @[email protected] im not entirely sure how is that the devs' problem. obviously if it was worth for the business they would support older devices. but most of the time this additional hassle is just not worth it. devs time is not free.
teidesu
17.02.2024, 00:48:20@[email protected] @[email protected] you can buy a decent used laptop for like 200-300$. or a chromebook.
teidesu
17.02.2024, 00:30:00@[email protected] why would anyone in their right mind use a 10yo netbook
teidesu
16.02.2024, 22:33:08CW: ph-
...ive been working since 9am (had to wake up early to release stuff) and its 10.30pm now that i have finally finished.
i am so exhausted.
teidesu
16.02.2024, 19:35:29...well at least i get paid double for overtime...
teidesu
16.02.2024, 17:18:27teidesu
15.02.2024, 23:35:04@[email protected] @[email protected] please no
teidesu
15.02.2024, 23:32:46@[email protected] onenote is quite good actually. especially the non-uwp one. i used to do all my school notes there while on remote
teidesu
15.02.2024, 23:31:33CW: mh/ph-
i am **exhausted**.
three simultaneous fucking tight deadlines on different projects/tasks. overtiming became the norm.
rn i just want to lay in bed and do nothing, but the pressure is only building up every minute. and i have a pending pr to merge.
tomorrow will be a tough day. and i will likely not touch code on these weekends.
i genuinely need some rest.
though i have no idea how to "rest".
🫠
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teidesu
15.02.2024, 00:32:30teidesu
15.02.2024, 00:27:29- what the fuck
- why the fuck did this help
teidesu
14.02.2024, 15:17:32@[email protected] doesn't telegram do that tho?
teidesu
14.02.2024, 02:27:27reply to: https://puckipedia.com/4th-wall--talki
CW: 4th wall, talking to reader, spoilers
@[email protected] holy shit i didnt expect that
some wizardry with authorized fetch, nice :neocat_woozy:
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teidesu
14.02.2024, 00:02:05g in safari stands for good
teidesu
14.02.2024, 00:01:23whatever xd, `postMessage` ftw
hacked around and made custom `ended` event :troll:
i hate safari
teidesu
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teidesu
13.02.2024, 21:32:49@[email protected] that was a thing a few years ago. people were making pull requests to popular repos with a crypto miner action.
i heard it was quite profitable, and that some people were making thousands of dollars on that.
github even had to start requiring members of repo to manually allow running the actions for new contributors.
now its mostly patched afaik - they detect miners by their patterns and network activity and such, so its no longer a thing really. and generally anti-fraud on github is much stronger these days.
teidesu
13.02.2024, 21:25:54teidesu
13.02.2024, 19:20:41@[email protected] oh you mean clients like actual clients :neocat_woozy:
teidesu
13.02.2024, 19:17:18@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] permissions in linux are pita, esp with containers
`chmod -R 777` ftw :troll:
teidesu
13.02.2024, 19:15:26@[email protected] isn't that literally how ap works?
teidesu
13.02.2024, 19:00:00reply to: https://moe.onl/notes/9po44x0rpzkg0c66
@[email protected] i use edge
im just trying to make this garbage of an app work on safari
teidesu
13.02.2024, 18:57:16why the FUCK does it re-fetch the m3u8 even after it reached `#EXT-X-ENDLIST`, and not emit `ended` right away
teidesu
13.02.2024, 18:55:35i hate safari i hate safari i hate safari i hate safari i hate safari