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Author of @PostCSS. Currently trying to fix social media with @andrey_sitnik

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In this Twitter account you will find new open source tools, software development jokes, and stories around developing @Autoprefixer, @PostCSS, and @logux_io.

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[Scott Manley @DJSnM]

Nuclear Design Bureau has come a long way since it's initial release, now we have physics improvements, leaderboards, challenge missions and a whole host of physics visualizations modes for you simulations.

I'm amused at how this can stress your GPU while looking like this:

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I want to go even further: a browser extension or mobile app could verify that every connection reaches a server running the expected Docker image.

There's a cool technology for that: hardware attestation, where a CPU can prove what's running.

But that's for later.

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I want Slow Reader to set new standards for protecting users.

It's open source, local-first, and end-to-end encrypted.

But how can you prove a website was actually built from its published source code?

Thread ↓
https://t.co/0AwZ47heJP

[@[email protected] @sitnikcode]

The verifier itself is intentionally simple: no dependencies, with literally every line of code commented.

You can audit it yourself (or ask an LLM to help). It's designed to keep running automatically, without my involvement.

[Socket @SocketSecurity]

🚨 LiteLLM, a Python package for connecting to AI model providers with 92M+ monthly downloads, has been compromised.

Version 1.107.0 ships credential-stealing malware through PyPI wheels and Docker images, targeting cloud credentials, developer secrets, and AI tools.

[@[email protected] @sitnikcode]

If you moved to Barcelona on a highly qualified professional visa, there's a city service that can help you navigate bureaucracy in English.

I know someone who got a TIE appointment through them in just a couple of days.

https://t.co/ax8mOTC9ec

[@[email protected] @sitnikcode]

@happywebcoder The current idea is to lets users to generate with LLM own plugins for cases like IIRC, etc

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I'm building Slow Reader to read more useful threads, not rage bait. I liked Bluesky's cute thread indicator, so I added it to the UI.

It'll work across all social networks, with more UX tweaks and gamification to help break bad scrolling habits.

https://t.co/fBEjm5dLxa

[@[email protected] @sitnikcode]

While people stuck in Musk’s algorithmic bubble think the EU has no AI, France’s Mistral just unveiled Large 4, competitive with top Chinese open-weight models.

The EU also has strong OCR and video generation models, plus promising AI chip startups like https://t.co/xu3duDyNUA

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

Donald Trump’s friends (russian army) killed an infant in a park in the Kharkiv region today.

I truly hope Americans see this and draw their own conclusions.

[@[email protected] @sitnikcode]

I added Mastodon and Bluesky to Slow Reader. You can now read friends’ posts without an account. Reading your full home feed with an account is coming later this week.

https://t.co/0fisFOITYC

Check that we display your posts correctly if you have an account on either platform.

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Want an even more anarchic internet without censorship?

Barcelona has eXO, a project where people started their own small ISP with their own network links.

No La Liga blocks (the ones that break Docker on weekends), because they're independent.

https://t.co/ccFNHtdqkp

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Barcelona has a strong anarchist tradition.

For example, there's a cooperative internet provider called Som Connexió. You're not just a customer. You're also a co-owner, with a small but real say in how the business is run.

https://t.co/TwR5VmLPQY

[Evgeniy Nekrasov @ravino_doul]

Orca's architecture hasn't changed since 2006. Mine eats 100k events/sec and still answers in under a millisecond. Built gorca — a Linux screen reader, Rust, from scratch. @gnome @rustlang, race me.
https://t.co/Eo46Y0j87h
#a11y #Rust #OpenSource