I don't believe in deleting content on the internet. You fight ignorance and help education by protecting, not by removing, your voice.
As such I've used https://t.co/qq7yOOK8sC to copy ~16.000 tweets from the last 16 years.
https://t.co/Xfj04anHbi and https://t.co/giwyXEqBQW already done it - now time for https://t.co/9qragp0Af5 to roq some Quarkus!
https://t.co/vM61TVIaOH
Watching Foojay podcast with Andy and Holly about the recent work around Quarkus Roq and https://t.co/giwyXEqBQW move to the static page generator.
https://t.co/knskM0PnoN
Who knew there is a RFC 8058 that since 2024 require one-click POST urls be available in marketing emails by google and yahoo. ~13% of my email has that header.
And yes, dont worry about the "gibberish" - thats distort mode to enable making screenshots without sharing PII :)
Things also coming in Quarkus 4:
Aesh is now a first class command line option with much faster startup and gives a nice base for @tambouidev … and native swing/awt/Javafx apps .. and file sockets and named pipes…will be interesting :)
After two years of effort, we’re thrilled to announce Quarkus 4.0.0.Beta1 is now available! Give it a spin, migrate your extensions, and share your feedback, it’s much appreciated. We’re targeting the final release by the end of November. https://t.co/jpr2zM2scy
@tsmaeder@GregKonush The mail client just reads notmuch (and related maildir folder). So any existing sync to maildir works.
I have a reimplementation of gmail to maildir sync as I got tired of fighting python native deps on OSX but not a requirement to use.
This week I caved and used my precious tokens to get the mail client I always wanted.
Javafx app accessing notmuch + Maildir with 1.500.000+ mails and it’s the fastest gui mail app I’ve ever worked with.
Fun world we are in.
@GregKonush Everything is a notmuch query. Content is paged so no noticeable slow down.
All updates are queued and then synced with Gmail in background external process.
Sending is done immediately atm.
@jasondlee@fbricon I’ve told the agents to not make the core functionality reliant on Javafx so maybe one day when I’m bored :) though it would require quite a large tui screen to be useful.