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IndieWeb post types
This content type is full of IndieWeb post types, which are all content types which allow me to take greater ownership of my own data. These are likely unrelated to my blog posts. You can find a better breakdown by actual post kind below:
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Nicolas Carlo (@nicoespeon@toot.legacycode.rocks)
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I will attend MenderCon 2024—a remote conf for people who deal with legacy codebases 📅 May 16 📍 Remote 🎫 Pay what you want (suggested $5) There will be open-space sessions: you can bring up a topic you want to discuss Interested? Join us 😉 Details & registration: https://mendercon.com/
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abadidea (@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange)
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protip: drawing a hilariously bad artwork in MS Paint with a mouse is a much stronger quality signal that you care about the blog post than attaching an obvious AI generation
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Meanwhile in Canada (@MeanwhileinCanada@ohai.social)

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Attached: 1 image May the 4th be with you.

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Josh Simmons (@josh@josh.tel)
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Remarkably consistent pattern as to who still masks, at least in the anglo countries I've been in over the last two years: Mostly people of color, older folks, and when it's young white people usually disability is involved. Common thread, I suspect, is that these are the folks who stand to lose more if they get sick. I would that there were a greater showing of solidarity, but rugged individualism and all that 🤷🏻
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Matt (It's really me) Hartley (@matthartley@fosstodon.org)

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Attached: 1 image May the 4th be with you.

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Joe Nash (@joenash@hachyderm.io)
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On the one hand, I am feeling very crispy. On the other hand, after a year of mostly unemployment I had worried I had lost my ability to be productive for the length of a normal working day, and it would seem I have not.
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Joe Nash (@joenash@hachyderm.io)
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Unbelievably, it’s been 5 years, and I am now a permanent resident of the Netherlands!
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Pseudo Nym (@pseudonym@mastodon.online)

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Attached: 1 image From a friend's discord #infosec #starWars

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james (@james@strangeobject.space)
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I threw away my speech, dissociated and said some stuff and it appears that my speech was the best and I can’t move around the room without someone saying it was amazing, seven five star reviews so far. So, I’m feeling pretty fucking good right now.
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Luna (@luna@pony.social)
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my partner went for a shower but it left the video call running so i could watch her cats sleeping, i love all of them so much
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Q ✨ (@q@glauca.space)
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handing every lesbian a copy of ISO8601 so they can tell what is and isn’t a date
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Kara Sowles Deloss (@feynudibranch@xoxo.zone)

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Attached: 1 image Did you know that Open Tech Fund has a NEW grant program just for FOSS projects? You can apply through May 17th! Join me, @senficon@ohai.social, Laura Cunningham, and Susan Kennedy on May 7th to learn more about the FOSS-maintenance-focused fund and how to apply: https://gh.io/otf-github Please help spread the word about this great initiative!

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Ariadne Conill 🐰 (@ariadne@treehouse.systems)
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(the correct answer to "what is the plural of kubernetes" is "clinical depression", by the way)
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q66 (@q66@blahaj.social)
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"free software is about writing code, keep everything else out of it" statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged
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Pauline Vos (@vanamerongen@phpc.social)
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Some people think scalability is the biggest challenge in tech. Some think it’s data privacy. I think the biggest challenge in tech is the constant internal battle between ideals and a fat pay check.
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james (@james@strangeobject.space)
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Okay so I was HEAVILY involved in that wedding ceremony. Sit here, do this, present the rings, sign the blah blah. “James will now do XYZ” I keep being taken away by a photographer to do personal shots with bride and groom. I guess like, I’m important to the Bride? Like… really important? And it took “present the rings to me and the guy who is gonna be my husband in three minutes time, in front of 50 of our friends and family” for my autistic ass to begin to comprehend.
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Jaana Dogan :unverified: (@rakyll@m.rakyll.org)
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Security and reliability successfully ends up becoming job #1 when you start promoting people for their work on security and reliability.
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valoisa kvarkkitehti (@valoisa@eliitin-some.fi)

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Jolene (eepy moder) :heart_trans: (@tjhexf@tech.lgbt)
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a lot of people don't get this but software rots. Just like a physical piece of wood or machine, software rusts, software rots. It's content doesn't change, sure, but the world around it does. The same database you release today, wont work 10 years later perfectly. It'll rust. It won't handle new formats, old formats will introduce new features that will confuse and break your databases algorithm software rusts and rots. The only way to keep software from rusting, just like a good metallic tool, is polishing it, maintaining it, making sure it's nice and working
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healyn (@healyn@mastodon.social)
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Grateful that Kendrick Lamar has no idea who I am
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Dataman X (@DMX@mozilla.social)

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Attached: 1 image this shit is hilarious dawg. mfs doing ESPIONAGE

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LA Legault ✌🏻MCRT (@LALegault@newsie.social)

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Attached: 1 image Every politician should read the Onion every day so their absurdity can be reflected back.

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Big Jesus Trashcan☑️🏴 (@BigJesusTrashcan@kolektiva.social)

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Attached: 1 image #FreePalestine

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The Business of Open Source | Trying All the Open Source Business Models with Brian Fox

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This week on The Business of Open Source, I spoke with Brian Fox, co-founder and CTO of Sonatype. In addition to having a really interesting discussion about the usual topic of how to build a business around open source software, we also had a good conversation about security — it was hard to...

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Slight Reliability Episode 85 - Feeling SaaSsy - Slight Reliability

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This week I talk about the impact of SaaS-first technology strategies on the work of an SRE. I pose questions about observability, ownership, on-call, and how much control we have over reliability.You can find the Bleeding Tech blog on Medium: htt...

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Rob Whitaker (@RobW@iosdev.space)
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🎶 duh duh duh duh fuck the tories duh duh duh duh fuck the tories 🎶
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david celis (@davidcelis@xoxo.zone)

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Attached: 1 image i opened a GitHub issue on Brogue (a modern version of the game Rogue) and it’s the only good issue i’ve ever opened

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Luna (@luna@pony.social)
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Content warning: kink mention
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Luna (@luna@pony.social)
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hearing my partner’s cat chirping loudly through the phone, my heart 😭 love that fluffball so much 💕
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Corey Quinn (@Quinnypig@awscommunity.social)

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Attached: 1 image My test account on AWS is called "shitposting," as that's its globally unique account alias. I also federate into the console via the use of Granted. Which means that whenever I fire up the web console from my terminal, this is how it launches:

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Christina Warren (@film_girl@mastodon.social)
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OK, so you know the so-called "source code leak" from Rabbit for the #r1 last week? It wasn't a real leak, but what it showed was different than what I was expecting. So Rabbit Hole, the way you configure your R1 -- it only works on desktops, which I thought was rather odd. And then I went to manage my connection and I figured out why. This whole thing is a fucking VNC session in the web browser served as if it is a modal login
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james (@james@strangeobject.space)
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Content warning: uspol, protests, biden, cops, violence, guns
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go module bloat
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The Business of Open Source | Aligning Open-Source and Business Goals with Tobie Langel

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An open-source project isn’t something that should be rushed or executed haphazardly. It requires careful planning and strategizing, as well as clear communication between all stakeholders. In this episode of The Business of Cloud Native, host Emily Omier speaks with Tobie Langel who is...

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The Business of Open Source | Challenging Yourself Through Open Source with Peter Zaitsev of Percona

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Peter Zaitzev, the founder of Percona, is an expert on open source strategy and database optimization. With his level of experience in the world of open source, Peter enjoys challenging himself and going against the grain in order to come out on top.On this episode of The Business of Open Source,...

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The Business of Open Source | Pushing Boundaries and Removing Barriers with Ron Efroni

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From software engineer to leading developer products at Facebook, Ron Efroni was familiar with the challenges facing developers. His co-founder recognized the power of Nix to remove the boundaries of development, and together they started Flox to reduce the barriers to the adoption of Nix.In our...

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The Business of Open Source | The Gratification of Contributing to Open Source with Liz Rice

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Liz Rice, Chief Open Source Officer at Isovalent, joins me to discuss the business model behind Cilium and the enjoyment she has found working in open source.

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The Business of Open Source | Understanding the Legal Side of Open Source with Heather Meeker

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Heather Meeker, General Partner at OSS Capital, joins me to discuss the legal elements of open source, including options for licensing and business structure.

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The Business of Open Source | Bridging The Gaps Between Policy, Community, and Commerce in Open Source with Amanda Brock

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Amanda Brock, CEO of Open UK, joins me to chat about the State of Open Con and bringing varying roles and viewpoints into the conversation around the future of open source.

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The Business of Open Source | Verbs Not Nouns: Writing Effective Documentation with Brian MacDonald

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Brian MacDonald, Manager of Technical Editing at DigitalOcean joins me to discuss the importance of writing efficient documentation for any product.

Thanks for the report! No need, I've raised https://github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen/pull/1585 which should fix it!
If you're able to try the branch to confirm it that'd be appreciated (instructions in the README) but no worries if not
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