Ruurtjan Pul

I'm launching Wirewiki.com today! Wirewiki makes the internet’s hidden infrastructure browsable.

@DanielLockyer Laravel Blade template rendering on pages with many component instances.

What slow OSS do you use on a daily basis? Send it to me and I might take a look on a stream/video next week!

@ValCanBuild Easier than ever to just add the code in a sub directory and modify it if it turns out to get abandoned.

Is anyone else just avoiding adding new Open Source libraries to their stuff purely because you're highly sus it's all been vibecoded and can get abandoned easily?

@krisbogdanov Let’s use design language people are familiar with

Let's move away from the standard sidebar dashboard layout

"The world needs a success story". The Audacious Project has awarded The Ocean Cleanup with a 121 million USD donation to accelerate scale-up and tackle up to a third of all plastic flowing from rivers into the ocean. 🚀

@TKrishnia60980 No, but it does help identify inconsistencies between authoritative name servers. Recursive name servers (i.e. public dns servers) are not in the chain from the dns root to the name server that hosts the target domain. You can use wirewiki.com/dns-checker for that.

@Ruurtjan Interesting. Does the DNS trace also help identify propagation inconsistencies across different resolvers?

Biggest update since Wirewiki launch: I just added DNS tracing. Not only does a full trace from the root server to a target server, but also checks every server/IP along the way. Shows meaningful error messages and allows you to see different responses when servers don't agree.

Switching between "what? that just works?" and "this is so obvious, why don't you understand?" daily when working with AI. Jagged intelligence is real.

Culture stores intelligence and language encodes culture. I think this might be why LLMs work so well.

@JayVander_ Don’t tempt me 😂

@Ruurtjan It seems wirewi.ki is available still

Do I have a problem? 🙈

@mynameisyahia 😅

@Ruurtjan oh my days

Markets is prompt injection for brains. Think about it.

Software that intercepts textures in old games, upscales them 4x and then replaces them in game. Possible?

@adriaandotcom Bold move! But probably the right one 💪

We just killed multilingual support at Simple Analytics. All of it. For the past few years, we've maintained content in 5 European languages. The theory made sense: we're a European privacy tool, GDPR is strongest here, why not speak to founders in their language? But the reality was brutal. Every blog post meant 5 translations. The translation libraries made development slower. SEO kept breaking. And the data told the story: in Google Search Console, the first meaningful international search result appeared at query 228. That's 227 English queries before that. So we made a call. English only. Hardcoded. No more translation overhead. Here's the thing though: this might be completely wrong for your business. If you're Stripe processing payments in 40 countries, multilingual might be needed. If you're targeting SMBs in specific regions, local language is important. But for us? The opportunity cost was too high. Every hour spent wrangling translations was an hour not spent shipping features or writing content. The question isn't whether multilingual content can work. It's whether the return justifies the complexity. For Simple Analytics right now, it doesn't. That might change when we're at scale and have a dedicated content team. But with a small team moving fast, focus beats coverage.

One of the best parts of making things is people discovering it on their own and writing about it 🥰 xda-developers.com/this-website-l…

It's on again! 🚨 - Internet Friends v23 When, what, where, who 👇 📅 5th of March 🕐 18:00 📌 Internet Friends HQ - Jacob van Lennepstraat 78H 🧑‍💻 30-40 ultra nerds talking about Box 3 and Clawdbot You know the drill: No format + 🍕 + 🍺 Big SO to our sponsor: Mr DNS himself: @Ruurtjan and his new venture @Wirewiki Let's fucking go nerds!

Now live: DNS tracing Not only does a full trace from the root server to a target server, but also checks every server/IP along the way. Shows meaningful error messages and allows you to see different responses when servers don't agree.

@DanielLockyer Really? Because if you did, there’d be no point in performance optimisation anymore.

I wish I had infinite time because there are so many great areas of tech I'd love to get involved in

@adamc0dez Remove the “add” header because it’s already at the bottom. Spacing between date & bars and bars & main content. More visual hierarchy by playing with lightness and size. Play around with those in design software until it feels right.

how can I make this feel less cluttered?