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@whale True, true. When I enter different countries and an occupation is needed in the little rectangle box on the small paper slit I write “WEB MASTER”.

One of the best things I've seen in awhile: justinjackson.ca/webmaster/

@mrkurt Very cool new tech 💜 @flydotio. Kurt, just a small typo you may want to fix “rm -rf $HMOE/bin”

Read about Sprites and hate on ephemeral sandboxes with me

@levelsio Wow, it’s actually been around for over a decade… likely longer than China had it. But the rollout in China of it is insane. Pretty much a bank of power packs is available outside every single store front - no matter what they sell, groceries, bikes, real estate - everywhere!

@levelsio Depending on your definition of Europe… it’s been working in Europe for years. heychimpy.com

🇨🇳 I found the rentable powerbanks in China One scan to pay with Alipay and then you take the battery and you return it later This would never work in US or Europe because people would just steal the powerbanks

@asdhuqiwuhdais @mrtechsense @nothing Wrong! appleinsider.com/articles/10/08…

@mrtechsense @nothing Laser cutting or stamping sheet metal is cheaper, compacter and more durable than what looks like acrylic with a metal rod shoved into it.

Attention to detail by a billion-dollar startup vs a trillion-dollar company!

@mrtechsense @nothing This is not the flex you think it is: Apples is made using Liquidmetal. This material is stronger than titanium and harder than stainless steel, while reducing the metal waste that sheet pressing would create. The “startup” commercially can’t do the same.

@bunjavascript ‘bun build --no-compile-autoload-dotenv’ & ‘bun run --no-env-file’ essentially do the same… yet the args quite out of whack. Would be cleaner if the args matched.

Bun v1.3.3 - Fixes 95 issues (addressing 348 👍) - CompressionStream & DecompressionStream - Control .env & bunfig.toml loading behavior in single-file executables - `repeat` & `retry` options in bun:test - Several bugfixes Thanks to 19 contributors! bun.com/blog/bun-v1.3.3

I foresee a future where we threaten to kill each other to verify we aren’t AI

@adamheimlich @memeju1ce @loekalization @basilthegreat Supply and demand. It’s the population market they are currently dealing with.

@memeju1ce @loekalization @basilthegreat my post is about the ratio

🚨🇯🇵NEW PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN MAKES MASS DEPORTATIONS FIRST POLICY Sanae Takaichi was sworn in and IMMEDIATELY created a ministry for mass deportations How can you not be jealous? Imagine a country defending its own people

@honojs Would be nice to add some catching options to hold the remotes response longer and allow reuse between many incoming requests

Proxy Helper (New!) hono.dev/docs/helpers/p…

We had a legacy unused PREVIEW vm with 38 secrets. That's $15.20 a month for (at a guess) storing 200KB of data 🤯

This is up there with the top @awscloud gotchas. 40 cents per month for storing a key value pair. A text string! 💸

Cookie banners. Just visited a US website, from the US, that ships a 457.11kB (minified!) JS bundle of a GDPR "banner SDK" from a "trust" provider. Over 3x the size of React. It ships its very own version of jQuery inside. Going to the "trust" provider website yields a 5.3s LCP (i.e.: 5s+ to load the first screen completely). 53% of visitors experience a similarly terrible loading experience. They couldn't care less. This is the stuff that's silently destroying the web. • For most users, these providers have gamified beyond belief your ability to actually block cookies. The primary buttons are always "Accept All", even when you "customize your preferences". More often than not, they're cheating you into accepting everything. • The amount of JS they ship, downloading from a 3rd party website, is destroying the web's performance • The aesthetics and function of websites is massively compromised. In the spirit of "privacy and trust", they're eroding the open web in favor of proprietary platforms. • They undermine the product engineering teams' efforts. I've met so many amazing design engineers who spend countless hours honing experiences, only to have them destroyed by cookie junk. Cookie banner slop has to stop.

🔥 that’s gotta burn… @bunjavascript latest release notes have a very subtle code example that makes a nice little dig at @SST_dev (@thdxr) #iterable-sqlite-queries" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bun.sh/blog/bun-v1.1.…

@brunnolou @ImprovMx It’s free to a limit. Nothing wrong with ImprovMX; I’ve used them in the past: but now I set and forget with Cloudflare blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-em…

TIL if you have a domain and want to receive emails you can use @ImprovMx to forward them to your private email for FREE! #buildinpublic improvmx.com

@philw_ Nothing fancy at all; both services use Atlasian Statuspage (eg vercel-status.com) & the big “subscribe” button at the top has an option to push to Slack. Our Monitoring Channel also showed that Fly and Vercels outages remedied around the same time too.

@mountainash Ooh, which service/Slack app are you using for these Statuspage -> Slack messages with the nice branding and formatting? It looks like it beats using a 'RSS feed to Slack' or _email to Slack' app for them.

Here's the analysis of Vercel's recent service disruption and our next steps vercel.com/blog/update-re…

@haithem_io @rauchg Coincidence?

@rauchg Provider name?

While I’m baffled that a “professional hacker” can’t figure-out email HTML encoding, I’m regularly saddened by the fact that @gmail continues to put these emails in my Inbox.

Happy 69th Birthday Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web! #InternetHistory