Kind replies

Are you able to give adb logcat a go? (I can try and help with how to get it started) I've found it lets you see the full error response, and that may help track it down.

To confirm, you logged out of your account, restarted the app to make sure you were logged out? Then re-authorized, and it's still 403ing?

Watching you doing a destroyallsoftware video and being so incredibly smooth and efficient made me convert

I'm replying to this, from my personal website! I have a blog at https://www.jvt.me/kind/articles/

What specific use cases are you thinking of?

I spotted this and may look at providing a fix.

One thing I'm wondering is about how we know it's a profile URL /snarfed not /notifications, so we'd probably want to do a lookup for everything that matches a regex that looks like it could be a profile URL (/snarfed and /snarfed/)

I use Matomo and that has both DNT by default and the ability to disable cookies. I've been using it for years and recommend it - it's lightweight to self-host, or you can pay ~£3/mo for it to be hosted for you

Yeah I think as you've said elsewhere it's especially difficult as colleagues may not be as up to date on this stuff - are you able to maybe wrap the libraries into some guardrails? So things are easier and safer to use?

What issues are you thinking of? I think a few of the usual ie alg: none should be fixed in most "standard" libraries

I've got a tonne of great ones I'm planning on putting in a picture frame then hanging up instead of it being on my laptop, but I've still not done that either 😅

That's such a lovely idea! 👏🏽

Really liking the format 👏🏽

I'd totally be up for this 🥃🤓

Mine is "in the before times" or "back in real life"

Who wouldn't?! 😳

Something you know Something you hid away, many years ago Something you aspire to be yet cannot speak aloud

Depending on what you want to do, you may be able to follow how Terence Eden has done it before in https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2019/12/add-review-to-goodreads-from-schema-markup/

It looks like this still doesn't seem to work - #Twitter exports only include a set of tweets as far as November 2017, but given my account has been around since 2014, that can't be the start of them 🤔

Thanks for the info! I'll hopefully have a look at that soon!

Quite possibly - I don't know much about the difference so I'll take your word for it 🤓 any idea roughly how much impact it'll be?

Having a wealth of pre-written blog posts - or the ability to get a quick one sorted - that resolves a tonne of issues my colleges face

#Morph has been the one swearing at Anna Dodson while we're trying to do some yoga cause he hasn't been getting attention 😹

Not sure if you've seen nohello.com but I've sent it to quite a few colleagues!

It went alright thanks! He mostly just wanted to lick the toothpaste off himself, so by the time the toothbrush was in his mouth, he had eaten most of it, so it didn't quite do anything. Also quite hard to stick it in his mouth to get to his back teeth!

The onus isn't on people to dig into settings to find where they've been opted-in to something public. It should be private by default, and have the option presented to you so you can make an informed decision

Glad to hear everything is OK!

"likely weren't" - this is the whole point! "likely" implies that there were people who were affected, having the risk of assault, rape, or murder. It's very unlikely that we'll know for sure, but making a feature opt-in to literally protect people isn't the end of the world. "negative default settings" was the state of play before the change. They didn't give people a choice, and didn't provide sufficient support to users to understand this. So by making the change, we're now in "positive default settings"

It only had high social appeal because no one knew it was on, so you're lamenting something that never truly was. But as we've said, if you want to continue using it with others, all you need to do is enable it before running together

I mean, you still can use the feature can't you? It's not like Andrew has gotten Strava to completely remove the feature. If you, and anyone you run with, want to turn it on, he's given you the link 🤷🏽‍♂️

That's a good point - it's not one I'd considered. It's also uncovered a bug (or maybe a feature 🤷🏽‍♂️) where sending syndication does not get sanitised like mp-syndicate-to

For one, it's twice a month 😉 but more importantly, we'd love to have you! Been a while since we've caught up

Sorry, only just seen this. As mentioned on the event, link is available for members of the Tech Nottingham Slack

I should have a PR raised for this shortly 👍

I should have a PR raised for this shortly 👍

Interesting - I'd seen bits and pieces of things on social media so knew a bit more what I was going into, and I kinda liked the mystery in it, of who they are etc

Yes!! My little heart melted every time they did something ♥

I'd certainly be interested at looking at this - I'm potentially going to be starting to play with Pact, and think I'd be going this route for it, so it'd be great to add support if I can

Probably will redirect to https://www.reddit.com/r/lostredditors/comments/j82wwd/how_tf_is_this_a_holup

Oh, and the first mince pie of the year 😋

Yes!! I've got proper weapons training too so I just need to blog about it and then we're all good 👍🏽

Another enjoyable moment is that my favourite colour was red as it was the colour of blood 😬

My parents remind me every so often of the time that I was a super cute 3 year old going round at a party saying I wanted to join the Army "so I could go kill people"

There's a bug raised upstream, sorry for it not being a proper tag! If only Twitter allowed edits 🤷🏽‍♂️

I'm using Java with Spring Boot services and am pretty happy with it!

Cool thanks! Have you got any longer term plans to add one to compiled.dev?

Is there an RSS feed to subscribe to? 🙏

Sorry, I wasn't clear. In JSONWebKeySetTest we're reaching out to a real set of endpoints.

However, I can't seem to find a public OAuth2 server that supports RFC8414 to write a test.

I was thinking of using something like Wiremock to create a fake server so I can stub it out, and wondered if you'd be happy with that as a change to the existing tests in JSONWebKeySetTest?

Haha no! They saw right through us, eh?

Hey https://github.com/robotdan would you be OK if I refactor JSONWebKeySetTest slightly? It'll be easier to unit test if we're not going out to real endpoints (especially as I can't seem to find many public servers supporting the spec) - would you be happy with that?

We're now the Purple Pandas!

Sorry to disappoint! One of these days there will be 😝