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teleclimber

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Seeking refuge in a distributed world. Web, future programming. Full stack dilettante. Building https://dropserver.org

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mcc, to random
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LOL

teleclimber,
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@mcc I got that too. I'm bummed they don't have the tech to handle big breaking news like this. They're going to need it.

teleclimber, to foss
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Released version 0.13.2 of today:

https://github.com/teleclimber/Dropserver/releases/tag/v0.13.2

It adds an HTTP proxy to the sandbox as a starting point to monitor outbound requests from the app.

It fixes some leaking file descriptors and goroutines which caused problems for long-running instances.

Lots of code cleanup to clear the path for the next things I'll work on.

luis_in_brief, to random
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Excellent #carryshitolympics camping weekend at the Presidio with family and our @ternbicycles.

teleclimber,
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@luis_in_brief @ternbicycles You're carrying everything except the kiddo's head!

alcinnz, (edited ) to random
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Building pages from data in Eleventy - Cory Dransfeldt:
https://feedpress.me/link/23795/16692970/building-pages-from-data-in-eleventy

teleclimber,
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@alcinnz Cory not-Doctorow. Too much muscle memory from all the shareable Doctorow articles perhaps?

baldur, to random
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“WebAssembly: A promising technology that is quietly being enshitified”

"So we have this WASI thing that is only version 0.2, and that is already way more complex than the alternative solutions. Is there any way that it will succeed?" https://kerkour.com/webassembly-wasi-preview2

teleclimber,
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@smallcircles @baldur @hasanhaja Can you share a link to their long-form response? I'm curious.

teleclimber,
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@smallcircles @baldur @hasanhaja Thank you. (And another point against slack and other chat type enclaves for discussing community stuff, but whatever)

baldur, to random
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We really don’t make enough of the fact that you don’t need JS to make a nice website. Just HTML and CSS

And, whatever most programmers say about them, HTML and CSS are absolutely much more accessible to learn than JS ever has been or will be

teleclimber,
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@alcinnz @baldur Some skills do go out of date: coding a website layout using a bunch of floats is no longer relevant, but boy did I spend time learning that.

teleclimber,
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@fancysandwiches @alcinnz @baldur True of course but I was responding to the statement that skills don't go out of date. They do.

teleclimber,
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@alcinnz @baldur Yes it's a good thing of course.

But we shouldn't pretend that everything we learn from standards is automatically relevant in the future. There are lots of new specs, and many specs get revisited and amended when it turns out it's lacking in some way. So as devs we often have to learn how to do something pre-spec, usually using a "trick" of some sort, and then unlearn that and re-learn the new standard way to do it. It can be a lot to keep up with.

teleclimber,
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@baldur @alcinnz How did you do responsive fluid layouts before the CSS Grid spec became available?

teleclimber,
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@baldur OK except I'm not blaming standards. I literally say in the post you replied to: "Yes it's a good thing of course" in reference to new standards.

I don't think I'm the only person who feels pressure and anxiety at all the new stuff that needs to be absorbed to do frontend using the latest specs.

@alcinnz seemed to imply that if you stick to standards you don't have the pressure to keep up. In my experience you do. That's all. Also I may not have interpreted Adrian's point correctly.

teleclimber, to Blog
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#Blog post: Building Backwards Compatibility into #dropserver

Nobody likes being forced to upgrade apps to upgrade an OS, or being forced to stay on an older system to keep using old apps. I'm thinking about how to avoid these situations in Dropserver.

https://olivierforget.net/blog/2024/dropserver-backwards-compatibility/

alcinnz, to random
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Can we please move onto the next hype cycle already? Its tiring how many people expect me to be interested in this one!

teleclimber,
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@gianarb @alcinnz Bring it on!

andre, to ipv6
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Hm, so because I am so eager to understand things I know have the task to explain of tomorrow.

From what I understand, I can think of multicast of like topics in MQTT:
One sender and whoever is interested can read from it. New hosts are subscribed to it when they go online.

By setting certain flags in their are messages for routers and neighbors. One for request and a matching respond (called solicitation and advertisement).

Now I would love to have a confirm my understanding.

Because the teacher's explanation: 🤷

teleclimber,
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@onepict might be of help?

@andre

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