i love it so much when my misskey patches works fine the first time considering i do them very much ad-hoc with zero type hints and instead relying on luck and cmd-f (bc im too lazy for a proper dev env) and only test on prod, it's always a joy when things *just work* from the first try

280 chars tweet limit is so tiny holy fuck especially combined with the fact that paying users get like 35x that at 10k chars + formatting + mid-text images twitter is literally pay to win :haggard: even fucking monetization is paywalled

i love soundcloud recommendations the most beautiful and awesome track i heard in a while immediately followed by sampled fart sounds

@[email protected] i can, but i would have to do that in every file + autoimports will be filled with garbage suggestions

```ts import { blue, bold, underline } from "colorette" console.log( blue("I'm blue"), bold(blue("da ba dee")), underline(bold(blue("da ba daa"))) ) ``` that could very much be something like this ```ts import { colors as c } from "colorette" console.log( c.blue("I'm blue"), c.bold(c.blue("da ba dee")), c.underline(c.bold(c.blue("da ba daa"))) ) ``` without compromising on anything, but improving dx tremendously by not litterling the global auto-import namespace + not making the user go through the docs every time they don't remember the exact naming of whatever the lib has

libraries that export generic names and don't stuff them into a esm namespace make me genuinely sad drizzle, colorette, cheerio, just to name a few...

im 20 already huh... the further down the road the less fun birthdays are

turns out someone already reversed that thing almost half a year ago, made a write-up at https://antibot.blog/ and even wrote a headless impl in golang (original repo was taken down apparently, but forks are [still up](https://github.com/yeyuchen198/twitter-tid-generator)). that's quite some dedication :o and they came to the same conclusion i did > I'll spoil the result, it's completely useless. The header doesn't make Twitter "trust" your request any more or less. I guess it's just there to gather data right now, however, it makes me wonder; Why go through so much effort making this whole dynamic key system, obfuscating the files, etc. just to do practically nothing with it? At least nothing that would warrant obfuscation like that. :neocat_googly_woozy: btw as far as i can see, the only thing that changed since is the hard-coded plaintext salt (was `bird`, now `obfiowerehiring`), calling out for the person who did the writeup, lol

ok whatever lol it seems to work fine with something that *looks similar to* actual challenge result selenium sucks so much i decided against it after 2 hours of struggle to pass a cli argument lol

it uses fucking paths of loading svgs as some kind of salt :neocat_googly_shocked:

IT CHANGED WHILE I WAS REVERSING IT :haggard: i suppose at this point there is no point in continuing, i'll probably have to run it in some browser environment since it does rely on some data from the html page itself...

twitter frontend signs requests with an obfuscated script that is imported on demand, bleh

thank god mfm parser is available as a separate package

btw cloudflare tunnels are super cool, with almost zero config i have a stable https domain that exposes my local dev server

made a barebones activitypub server in under 500 sloc now to the most (least) fun part - figuring out how to actually forward the posts to other platforms. ideally i'd also bridge interactions, but simply forwarding will be enough for a poc... (jumping between projects every 2 days yay, thanks adhd)

like, it's baffling to me how typescript is very much an afterthought in svelte, and how they basically promote writing plain javascript with type annotations. even in svelte 5. it really seems like they only support typescript because of the community demand lol

it might be by design, as the people making svelte are known for being very conservative, but ehh

the only nice thing about sveltekit is the [form actions](https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/form-actions), otherwise i see no reason to use it over [vike](https://vike.dev/) it claims to be "similar to Next", when in reality it is very much not next, sveltekit is not really <i>full-stack</i>, as the only thing it really does is provides ssr and data loading. solid-start is much closer to next than sveltekit is

svelte 5 is quite literally solid but with extra steps and custom syntax shenanigans instead of just being javascript, smh

oh god https://www.vincentschmalbach.com/google-now-defaults-to-not-indexing-your-content/

til force-pushing doesn't actually remove history as github logs all force pushes in "activity" section :neocat_googly_shocked:

@[email protected] are there that many ipv6-only peers?

@[email protected] so much this living off of deliveries but being very picky with food i hate this so much when i find something i like i can literally eat it daily, but then they change the recipe and it becomes borderline uneatable 😭

@[email protected] @[email protected] it could just be a website 😭

starting to think my brain is tricking me it doesn't actually want to sleep, it just craves the cheap dopamine i get while lying in bed scrolling twitter/tiktok or chatting or gaming i can't otherwise explain why cant i fall asleep when being actively forced to by "go sleep" body signals... human body is so dumb

and then proceed to not sleep because can't fall asleep bruh

i used to block transphobes for being wrong now transphobes block me for being right

like, where am i supposed to put page-specific components and styles if all routes are basically flat and it just genuinely introduces more crutches than the number of problems it solves

file-based routing sucks

how am i supposed to do anything when i want to sleep 2 hours after waking up

energy drinks withdrawal syndrome is real

if we consider cpus magic then frieren is simply an autistic software developer

i had a closer look at solid-start and my immediate impression was "yikes". similar to the impression next gave me when i touched it, but less immense. "full stack" frontend frameworks are so weird why do people use them it's like, literally php, but with jsx instead of phtml how did we make a full circle, how is this becoming the industry standard, wtf

lesson learned: before resetting an old device – make sure 10 times that you backed everything up, *and that the backups are not broken* (shoutout to [keka](https://keka.io) for somehow failing to make working zips, i will 7z stuff manually from now on)

i came to a very inconspicuous conclusion it seems that the more i think about sad stuff – the sadder i get and the further i spiral. who would have thought. not thinking is bliss

im so powerful when i **lock in** why does this always happen at 2am i was supposed to fix my sleep schedule this vacation

holy FUCK m3 max is *fast* happy early birthday to me i guess...

genshin works surprisingly well under crossover though it could just be that m3 max is ridiculously powerful

@[email protected] true.........

@[email protected] i think unity asset bundles [do that already](https://docs.unity3d.com/550/Documentation/Manual/AssetBundleCompression.html), but maybe they indeed don't compress them... also additional cpu and ram overhead for decompressing...

@[email protected] compressed its 60gb, 100+ uncompressed. still a fuckton, and compressing doesn't even matter that much bc traffic is basically free (for users), but storage is not

@[email protected] @[email protected] literally this considering im running shit under three layers of emulation (wine, dxvk, moltenvk) the game probably won't even be playable if i try to use those...

@[email protected] nah, definitely not, as 20gb is taken from the ios settings app and it also wouldnt work for open-world games anyway...

how is mobile genshin only ~20gb but desktop genshin is 120, its the same fucking game???

it should be illegal for games to be >100gb

the silence is oppressive

ok maybe they were right and doomscrolling and social media are in fact bad for mh

and i cant even fix this from phone bc it requires me to scan a qr code aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

i hate cloud iot so fucking much