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you’ve got no chutzpah, your organizational skills are lackluster, your timekeeping is abysmal! see: https://anirudh.fi/about

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@ru The only stable SSG is the one you write :^) Third party ones don't care about your site as much as you do. And writing an SSG is always fun.

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Updated my site's footer with the new fedi and Bluesky icons!

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Composable moderation is pretty awesome tee bee haich. Fedi’s acting like a jealous older sibling towards Bluesky’s success, lol.

It’s ok, the fediverse isn’t going away.

icy posted

Not to detract from fedi's success but it's remarkable how fast Bluesky has been growing. They made the right tradeoffs between usability for the average joe, and overall platform freedoms.

Bluesky is to Signal is as Fedi is to XMPP.

icy posted

Neat little GitHub feature for those (like me) that dislike the default edge-to-edge file/directory views.

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re: nerdery, nix, shells

re: nerdery, nix, shells

@mehluv no, it does not. It runs an activation script that executes as a systemd service but there is no persistent background process.

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re: nerdery, nix, shells

re: nerdery, nix, shells

@mehluv home-manager doesn't "constantly run". It's just a framework of sorts that lets you configure your home (dotfiles, configs, et cetera) using Nix.

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@aynish same background as you; I've found the Go/Templ/htmx/Tailwind stack to be incredibly powerful. htmx took a bit of mental rewiring to grok, but it's very easy to get productive with, especially with how easy Templ makes writing partials.

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I would support a RiiR of Signal Desktop. It's honestly shocking how bad it is to use.

icy posted

I gotta say, Lidl’s marinated tofu is unironically really good. And it’s just a €1,30. I’ll even rate it higher than Jalotofu.

icy posted

I’m realising that tech comps in India are now often 1x–3x (sometimes 4x!) that of Europe.

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re: You're facing vendor lock-in risks with a new cloud service provider. How can you ensure a smooth transition? Are you navigating the complexities of a new cloud partnership? Share your strategies for ensuring a seamless tech transition.

re: You're facing vendor lock-in risks with a new cloud service provider. How can you ensure a smooth transition? Are you navigating the complexities of a new cloud partnership? Share your strategies for ensuring a seamless tech transition.

@cadey I’m actually trying to solve this exact problem with https://kapycluster.com. Multi-cloud Kubernetes with a managed control plane.