Yeah, I have everything as compose.yaml stacks and those stacks + their config files are in a git repo.

aamoooopTttt*

Of course, if there’s a trusted party a conventional database is better. But that’s like saying that umbrellas are useless because it’s often sunny outside. Having or not consensus (or a trusted party) is usually not a choice, it’s an imposition. Conflicting interests exist and it’s difficult to work around them.

AI is not just LLM

I’m not sold on layers, they do nothing to simplify the current mess that CSS is, because they build on top of what’s already out there. If CSS was built with the concept of layers, then it could probably be better. In reality, we’ll always have specificity rules and IMO adding layers will just add to the complexity.

The specificity rule is not that hard to understand, I’m not sure what’s the point of throwing layers in the mix. There are new CSS features I like and I see simplifying written code, but this is definitely not one of them.

Besides what the other comment mentioned, that’s also not how most front-end frameworks work. You often need specific classes with your elements to use the default styles.

for styling, probably

wake the fuck up samurai, we have a city to burn

yeah, not just video, but embedding crap from social media is the best way to make your article irrelevant in a few years when that crap breaks or is put behind a login so they can stalk users.

There’s no reason to embed a tweet in your article. If that’s really relevant, just make a screenshot instead.

I know it doesn’t address the issue for most people, but that and other things can be “fixed” with the refined GitHub extension.

The worst part IMO is that there used to be a “releases” button somewhere that got nuked. While “projects” is usually there, even though repos rarely use it.

That’s always been the case, or you think what used to be said in a circle of friends carried the same weight as what was said in a temple or city hall?

it might be worth watching this PR for memos, which adds encryption at rest. I can’t vouch for it, as I didn’t read the code but I do use memos and might consider this if it’s merged.

https://github.com/usememos/memos/pull/5130

This is not E2EE, but I don’t think E2EE is that important if you’re hosting your own data. And clients can use TLS for encryption in transit.

lol that’s why it looked familiar. I use it but my icon has been broken for a while.

Title should be 0.43.0

what are the concentric circles above Linus?

wrong PH

force push to master

That’s rough. I’d at least talk to a lawyer, but ofc securing housing and health comes first.

How can you say it’s saturated when chrome has an effective monopoly. If you look at browser engines, there’s basically only 3 for desktop, with one of them targeting only Macs.

or Ctrl+R then search? I don’t know why some people still bother with history tbh.