thisismissem

thisismissem, 1 hour ago to random

Ah, fuck.. looks like I need to spend €4000+ on a brand new Apple laptop.. because the keyboard on mine has started to completely fail, and I'm having other weird issues (mine's 7 years old)

Here's to unexpected expenses…

I could really do with a lot of support right now: https://support.thisismissem.social

thisismissem, 4 hours ago to random

HTTP Fundamentals: Routing fetch() to an in-memory server instance — Platformatic blog, by @mcollina

https://blog.platformatic.dev/http-fundamentals-routing-fetch-to-an-in-memory-server-instance

thisismissem, 4 hours ago to random

@mcollina hey, the “signup to our newsletter" thing on https://blog.platformatic.dev/ jumps you to the top of page, lossing the reader's position on the page.

thisismissem, 4 hours ago to random

@tobias related to what we were talking about last night: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tobielangel_tobie-langel-1-billion-for-open-source-activity-7180206812095229952-Ctwq/

thisismissem, 5 hours ago to random

Most annoying keys to break on your keyboard? cmd and 0 / ) because it really messes up coding.

Daojoan, 18 hours ago to random

We've all heard the personal finance advice popularised by Robert Kiyosaki: "Pay yourself first."

The idea is that before you pay your bills, before you buy anything else, you should set aside money for savings and investing. Supposedly, this prioritizes your financial future.

I've never liked this advice. It rings hollow. It feels selfish.

https://joanwestenberg.com/blog/why-i-pay-myself-first-with-my-time

thisismissem, 20 hours ago to random

Went to this event and it was rather nice to be talking with others in person about the fediverse!

https://offline.place/events/2024/05/19/berlin-federated-network-exploration-circle

erlend, 1 day ago to ruby

Any #ruby dev out there willing to do a simple plugin for #discourse?

A handful of indie devs are pitching in with working examples of FedCM, an important new identity standard with direct implications for the #fediverse: https://wrily.foad.me.uk/sign-in-with-big-tech-only-or-sign-in-with-whom-i-prefer

The developer of LastLogin.io has implemented FedCM on his end, but he needs the help of a Discourse plugin developer to test the complete login pipeline with his own community forum.

cc @Discourse

stux, 1 day ago to random

The whole server migration from past night turned out a little different then I wanted, in total I could only cut about 30-50 euros per month from the main server cost

I did had to upgrade since it does seem like we need the power :blobcatgiggle:

But.... it wasn't for nothing!

Currently we are "future proof" with the latest software, both front and backend. The previous server was literal 4 years old :catblush:

So a little costs cut plus a huge software improvement

thisismissem, 1 day ago to programming

Wrote my first programming related blog post in a little while: How to redirect the user back to the previously requested URL after login with Adonis.js:

https://medium.com/@thisismissem/adonis-js-returning-the-user-to-the-previously-requested-url-after-authentication-2b5199a19839

#adonisjs #nodejs

thisismissem, 1 day ago to random

This is a really cool new way of publishing Rubygems: rubygems/release-gem@v1 using OpenID connect between GitHub and Rubygems.org

https://github.com/excid3/simple_calendar/actions/runs/8513868690/workflow

thisismissem, 2 days ago to random

Looking at OAuth 2's Dynamic Client Registration Management RFC, and something stands out to me:

The Client Metadata Response contains the URI to manage the client, rather than defining a well known endpoint in the Authorization Server Metadata Response.

i.e., why do, per client registration an endpoint?

VERB /oauth/register/:id

When you could just do:

VERB /oauth/registration/manage

client_id=...&registration_access_token=...

mick, 2 days ago to random

For the first time the #CoSocialCa Mastodon server has started to struggle just a little bit to keep up with the flow of the Fediverse.

We’ve usually been “push” heavy but we’ve started to see some spikes in “pull” queue latency. The worst of these spikes was today, where we fell behind by at least a couple minutes for most of the afternoon.

1/?

#MastoAdmin #CoSocialTechOps

A pair of graphs showing sidekiq queue latency and enqueued jobs. The queue latency peaked at around 6 minutes at roughly 6pm this afternoon, but was between 1-2 minutes most of the afternoon. The maximum number of messages in queue at any one time was 12000. The majority of the traffic is pull queue.