Melroy van den Berg

@DrizzleORM And I can continue.. There is a lot more differences.. And I don't feel confident if no separate support is offered for MariaDB, now that I want to migrate to Drizzle. See also: github.com/drizzle-team/d…

@DrizzleORM MariaDB has its own dialect. MariaDB still continue to support the default mysql_native_password or unix_socket. MariaDB uses a n entirely different format for GTIDs. MariaDB has its own DomainID:ServerID:Sequence. MariaDB treats JSON differently and is an alias for LONGTEXT..

Drizzle v1.0.0-rc.1 is out 🚀 ▪︎ Effect v4 native support ▪︎ JIT row mappers to reduce ORM overhead to ~0 ▪︎ Reworked casing API (breaking change) ▪︎ Drizzle for LLM agents (preview) Drizzle is now as fast as using raw driver and mapping(or not mapping) results by hand 🙃

@_alexblokh Could we please have MariaDB support in v1.0?

we're going to improve performance(reduce overhead) of inserts/updates and non-jit too in the upcoming releases if you're a platform or a team and wanna try drizzle-kit for agents api - just ping me here or on Discord

@srussell705 @Zinny_Edmund to be honest its has never been more clear again to avoid cloud subscriptions. Especially during this time once again. Pricing sky-rocketing, in general.. AI companies charge a lot of money but want you to use as little inference as possible.

@Zinny_Edmund The CLOUD

What’s the most overrated thing in tech right now?

@qubitium I forgot I was running PHP before I bought the hardware..

320 cores of AMD Turin, 640 hyperthreads.

@LukeDashjr @bchexplorer @Cipherhoodlum I agree with you. Kinda lame you just blocked me right way. but ok...

@bchexplorer @Cipherhoodlum Except they're run by bad actors

Bitcoin Core We are Bitcoin now. You will obey us.

@VECERTRadar Can I switch to some kind of PPA mirror? Like I can change the domain ppa.launchpadcontent.net for example to point to another IP address..?

🚨 CRITICAL CYBER THREAT ALERT: MASSIVE ATTACK AGAINST OPEN SOURCE INFRASTRUCTURE – UBUNTU (CANONICAL) 🐧🚫🌐 A coordinated Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) offensive targeting Ubuntu's main servers (ubuntu.com) has been detected. The hacktivist group known as "The Islamic Cyber ​​Resistance in Iraq – 313 Team" has claimed responsibility for the attack, resulting in a total disruption of the platform's web and technical services. 🏢 Affected Entity: Ubuntu / Canonical Ltd. 👤 Threat Actor: 313 Team (The Islamic Cyber ​​Resistance in Iraq). 📅 Detection Date: April 30, 2026. ⚠️ Status: (503 Service Unavailable). #CyberSecurity #Ubuntu #Canonical #DDoS #313Team #BeamedSU #OpenSource #CyberAttack #InfoSec #VECERT 🐧🛡️⚠️🚨🚫🌐

@systemdesignone Mariadb..

What database made you question everything, dig deeper, and never switch again? I will go first: PostgreSQL

The biggest threat to Google's ad business isn't Meta or Apple. It's a man with a text editor who doesn't even accept donations 🤯 Meet Raymond Hill. > Nobody knows his real face. > Nobody knows his background. > Goes by "gorhill" online. That's it. > In 2014 quietly built an ad blocker. Alone. > No team. No funding. No company. Just code. > Called it uBlock Origin. > Free. Open source. No strings attached. > Every other ad blocker was taking money from advertisers. > Letting "acceptable ads" through for a fee. > He refused. Completely. 💀 > People tried to donate. He said no. > Companies tried to buy him out. He said no. > Brave offered to bring him on. He said no. > Said accepting money in any form could compromise him. > So he just... kept building. For free. For years. > Grew to 40 million users across Chrome and Firefox. > Became the most popular Firefox extension in history. 🚀 > Then Google came for him. > Manifest V3 — a Chrome update that quietly gutted ad blockers. > Every major ad blocker bent the knee and adapted. > He refused. Said the new system was fundamentally inferior. > Google removed uBlock Origin from Chrome. Entirely. > He didn't beg. Didn't negotiate. Didn't compromise. > Just told everyone switch to Firefox. > Mozilla then made a mistake reviewing his extension. > Disabled it over false claims. > He publicly proved every claim wrong. Line by line. > Then pulled the extension himself. On his own terms. > Fought Google. Fought Mozilla. Both times alone. > Still maintains the project today. Still unpaid. > Still refuses every dollar sent his way. > Said "It stopped being a hobby when it felt like a tedious job. So I made it mine again." > No money. No team. No name. Just took on trillion-dollar Google and made them blink The trillion-dollar ad empire is genuinely scared of one developer with a text editor Absolute Legend 🗿 🔥

@SaveDatBitcoin @Bitcoin_Teddy SpaceQuest

@Bitcoin_Teddy Which game is this?

What did they actually know… 😳

@Zinny_Edmund Server rack!?

This space might be useless to others But as a tech person, we all know what we will be doing with this space.

I just bought @kolaente (Vikunja, vikunja.io) 3 coffees on @buymeacoffee! 🎉 #vikunja You can support them here: buymeacoffee.com/kolaente #todo #wekan #go #opensouce

Litecoin took a 13-block reorg. On-chain timestamps show blocks 3095930-3095943 took ~3h to mine, normally a 30-minute window. Block time during the attack: 13.5 min average, 5.4x slower than baseline. That's the signature of a 51% attack: public chain mines slowly while the attacker builds a private chain in parallel. Once the private chain becomes longer, it replaces the public one. 13-block reorg is the outcome. Anyone running cross-chain LTC infrastructure needs to extend confirmation requirements or pause inflows. Low-hashrate L1s aren't safe collateral for cross-chain value anymore.

$BCH Explorer v3.8.5 + 3.8.4 released, major improvements in DAA chart, showing the ASERT deviation offset relative to the baseline. As well as showing the difficulty drift since anchor and last 8 blocks. Furthermore, we also have a dedicated TX page now: bchexplorer.cash/txs

@LaDiVa2022 @EmmanuelMacron Das wel zo. Frankrijk is goed verdoemd met hun internet blockages. Etc.

@EmmanuelMacron La Hongrie sera bientôt foutue comme la France.

Je viens de m’entretenir avec Peter Magyar pour le féliciter de sa victoire en Hongrie ! La France salue une victoire de la participation démocratique, de l’attachement du peuple hongrois aux valeurs de l’Union européenne et pour la Hongrie en Europe. Ensemble, faisons avancer une Europe plus souveraine, pour la sécurité de notre continent, notre compétitivité et notre démocratie.

@LepThi5026 @andres_vidoza Debian obviously

@andres_vidoza Debian or RedHat?

Ubuntu or Fedora?

@andres_vidoza Linux mint

@denicmarko @mKoonrad @sanchogodinho yea I dunno.. maybe its github.com/tsparticles/ts… xD

@melroy1989 @mKoonrad @sanchogodinho Why sorry? It is an amazing score. All while people DDOSing my websites. LOL

This is my website. Guess the stack!

@Nefiron @denicmarko Wordpress, Vue.js, Vuetify, Webpack, Apache, PHP with MySQL. But definitely caching for sure.. Wordpress scks.. haha

@denicmarko Wordpress Vuetify Probably some cloudflare caching too. That's what I could dig out of the JS code at least. :P