Alexey Antipov

let's vote for Trump bcs nobody takes him seriously 😂

Love it! 😍 So cool!

@Cloudflare Noice! ❤️

We are thrilled to announce Cloudflare Zaraz support of server-side rendering of embeds, featuring two Managed Components: X and Instagram. Stay tuned for more news shortly.

@chris_trag @jayphelps indeed, those are cyrillic symbols

@jayphelps Ok interesting, thx. Thought I was looking at Russian alphabet / characters

Ummmmm did the airport vending machine get hacked?! It only started to show that on screen _after_ I tapped my card. 😵🤳

@MoriaShmoria @femyninja Варёный горох - чудо блюдо! Приятно для ее кошелька, сытно и для желудка полезно - хорошая очистка сжатыми газами

@femyninja Я поддалась и купила. Хотелось понять, ну в чем дело-то. В целом неплохо, мне понравилось, похоже на горох немножко

мне просто уже КАЖДАЯ моя клиентка рассказала о чудодейственных свойствах и вкусе спаржи. я реально ещё немножко и сдамся

So annoying accidentally sending messages when pressing "Shift+Enter" in @bookingcom messages. Am I the only one there? Most of the apps use "Shift+Enter" to break a line

If Angular were a publicly traded company, I would buy its stocks at this moment 😀

@patak_dev Really? It means Google will at last use Angular?

@Rich_Harris Does it rely upon http headers? How does a server identify the needed deployment for a static file (js, css) request?

really neat feature. normally if a site redeploys while you're using it, your next navigation/interaction will likely break. (SvelteKit detects this and falls back to a hard reload, but that's not ideal.) with this, users stay on the same *backend* version until they reload

@Rich_Harris @__smiz Wow, that's neat indeed! ❤️ I wonder if @CloudflareDev supports anything similar? @ritakozlov maybe you know?

@__smiz it's all explained here vercel.com/blog/version-s…

Germany - Sick Man of Europe In 2023 its economy shrank 0.3% The stated main reason is employees' sickness 😮 The article archive.ph/kGe8E Origins of the term "Sick Man of Europe" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sick_man_…

The rise of transnational wars made many feel insecure. The world is probably in the most volatile state since WWII. Where it all goes and what is the future of the world order? In the last several decades the world has seen significant advances and changes in many aspects: • Globalisation. We consume the same physical goods and information services worldwide. • The rise of global transnational corporations. • Internet. We connect with each other peer-to-peer across continents. • Global information and knowledge accessibility surged by inception of Internet and multiplied by advances in AI. • Crypto currency invention. Enormous money flows are not controlled by any state. We can send money peer-to-peer not relying on any traditional state-controlled financial system. • World's population has doubled in the past 50 years and is now 8.1 billion What hasn't changed, though, is the concept of a nation state. It was invented and agreed upon in the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648. It was solidified worldwide with the invention of United Nations and following decolonisation after WWII. Maybe the current world's events are a sign of a crisis of our political system and we need to revise the concept of a nation state to get a better concept - the one that suits better the changed world? Insightful article by Guardian about the demise of the nation state theguardian.com/news/2018/apr/… It explains how and why the concept of nation state fails these days. The other great resource provides a possible answer on what comes next - The Network State thenetworkstate.com

Vatican - the smallest country in the world Interesting read about why Vatican is a country and how it became it vaticantips.com/why-vatican-ci…

@astrodotbuild Interesting decision regarding `astro db push` vs `migrations/` folder💡 Thanks for the write up about the decisions and your vision. Clarifies many things.

How does Astro DB work? Here's the story of how we built it and why we chose Drizzle, libSQL, and Turso to power this new stack. astro.build/blog/astro-db-…

@pierbover I wonder if it's their vision or not. As of now, it seems just a wrapper for Turso+DrizzleORM. Maybe I'm missing something? Is there really anything to be exciting about?

The Astro guys get it. Persistent storage provides the fundamental block to expand on features needed for an actual *full* stack app. - Authenticaton - Authorization - Sessions - CMS - Validation - Queues/Jobs - Realtime for client - Plugins for Stripe, Paddle, etc

@astrodotbuild Is it just a wrapper around Turso and DrizzleORM? What is the additional value? Why should I use AstroDB and not Turso+Drizzle directly?

Introducing: Astro DB Add a hosted database to any Astro project in seconds. Includes a TypeScript ORM, schema manager, and automatic migrations out-of-the-box. Try it today! Every database comes with a generous free tier for you to get started. astro.build/db/

@DrizzleORM I noticed the new logo right after the Astro DB announcement tweet. My first thought was that Drizzle was acquired by Astro. I'm relieved it wasn't 😌

still can't change the logo, it's been 3 days I mean, I love Astro, but it's time to move on

Don't be religious of anything. Everything sucks at some point or at certain angle.

Apple Customer Service is Terrible 😣