The poll so far between Twitter, Bluesky and Mastodon. I think it looks less absurd than last time, but still pretty clear that the base is divided. https://t.co/9PtrCLGrbB
https://t.co/WrBKB68tmU @paulg was suspended for saying "This is the last straw. I give up. You can find a link to my new Mastodon profile on my site." while having a link to https://t.co/pCRTFqhbPO in his bio
> Why it happens: https://t.co/CJz6EOdaZO's data-access policy and Wikimedia's User-Agent policy both ask API clients to put contact info in the User-Agent. The models were following those sites' etiquette, using the email from the session context.
Nathan Fielder is a GREAT example of someone who has broken free from relational automaticity, very inspiring to watch. He doesn't take bait that's thrown at him, and he doesn't even flinch. Someone tells him to do something, he calmly responds "why?" In stress, he stays curious
A cloud VPS service from Japan's massive GMO Internet Group used by foreign-exchange traders has been hacked. Attackers breached the servers, stole customer credentials, and executed balance-destroying trades across over 70 brokerages. GMO has asked government agencies for help.
"I enjoyed having to get into the nitty gritty to get things done. I never really cared that much about the actual business problems I was solving" https://t.co/AnijeId5Xd and @patio11 was telling them to care about this stuff 16 years ago
instead of <input
bind:value={todo.text}
disabled={todo.done}
>
the Svelte syntax could have been e.g.
<input
value<->todo.text
disabled<-todo.done
>
to indicate the direction of the data binding (and whether it's two-way), removing the need to think about each usage site