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The more I work with specifications and standards, the more I realise the power of accurate and shared vocabulary. This article about OAuth2 terminology is wonderfully short and precise! https://aaronparecki.com/2024/03/29/3/oauth-terminology #linkTuesday

Attached: 1 image "Consent Mode is off by default" is like the unofficial motto of the tech industry. https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/15/24130832/limitless-ai-pendant-wearable-meetings

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With the recent xz hack in the news, it's crucial to support maintainers of open source projects. Fastly has been doing just that with our open source program, Fast Forward.

What's gonna happen to the grid when we all switch to EVs? I dunno, Greg. You didn't seem all that concerned about the grid when you started crypto mining and using AI to write your college essays.

@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me you have a blog?! 😮

i think i might be autistic maybe the medical professionals that certified me as autistic were right damn :(

The problem with trying to sell developer tooling is that developers have no purchasing authority Salesperson needs to spend $1,000? No big deal. Finance needs to spend $100,000? No big deal. Engineer wants to buy a $50 book? They need forms signed from their VP in triplicate.

Have you seen the business website of @mia@front-end.social - Check it out here: https://business-business.business/

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The amount of time I have invested porting stuff that worked perfectly fine with CommonJS over to ESM is unbelievable. But it is all worth it knowing that at the end of the day, after all that hard work, it will... work exactly the same with zero additional benefits... mostly. It will probably always have some hiccups that don't work as nice as the old system.

Here's a Markdown tip which I don't think is well known. Triple backticks marks a code block. But if your code happens to contain three backticks you can use quadruple backtacks (or more) for the code block. i.e. ````python print("```") ````

Attached: 1 image Is this some kind of LinkedIn Human Centipede where one of them shits and the other one regurgitates it?

Everything you need to know about securing the software supply chain.

A short document describing how I maintain open source projects. It talks about how I prefer issues to PRs, how I work in batches, and how I'm trigger-happy with bans. It's all about setting expectations.

What makes a great technical blog

I recently received an issue report that ijq was performing slowly. The issue claimed that, when used on a large (16 MB) JSON file, ijq was “too slow to be usable”. I downloaded the test file which …

Recently, we wanted to know which of our repos had Renovate installed, which is a use case several folks have now shared with us! This post showcases some of the queries we put together around our use of Renovate.

MergeStat enables anyone to ask questions about the history and contents of source code. - mergestat/mergestat

Content warning: uk news, misinformation slash straight up lies about adhd, exercise