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I am sorry to be that guy telling you this (due to the Arch user stereotype), but I run Arch at home as my daily driver, with Debian on the server

Yeah definitely fair! I know exactly what you mean - and I'm generally going for low hanging fruit 😅

I've had it fed back to me that sometimes the way I come across isn't great - so yeah definitely friendly nudge - but it someone keeps doing it after many attempts to educate them, it also kinda feels like they're actively deciding not to be more inclusive? It's a difficult one, but "I'm used to saying it" goes only so far before being lazy, ignorant, or actively harmful

I'm known at work for championing inclusive language, and I call it out regardless of how person saying it identifies. Regardless of how the folks in the group feel at the time, it continues people using it and feeling that its OK. Those people will then use it outside of that circle, and they will inevitably make someone feel unwelcome. I feel its one of those things that, although can be a pain to rewire our brains, does make a difference, and trying to move to a more inclusive place to be is a great end goal

I've implemented this as part of the general call to q=config as well as the specific query q=post-types.

Move to GCP

Yes that's correct - if you wanted to continue using your primary identity URL, you'd need to update <meta> tags / Link HTTP headers.

For that reason, and to reduce risk of accidentally pushing something to my live site, when testing my staging infrastructure, I chose a separate identity, www.staging.jvt.me which simply hosts <meta> links to my staging server.

I use @matomo_org for my own website, self hosted so data is my own, very much recommend!

Riz I am so sorry to hear that. Sending love to you all, let us know if there's literally anything we can do to help 🤗

Does anyone expose this as a standalone query, too, or is it only on q=config?

Yes!! These games were my life! I recently started replaying them on my old PS2 and they still hold up (aside from graphics)

I was going to raise a fix for this over Hacktoberfest, but if someone gets in there before me this month, I don't mind!

Regarding logging in and logging out - I'd thoroughly recommend Firefox multi-account containers for this - I use it and it makes it super easy to flip between accounts and servers

My implementation of a staging server is similar to yours - I have a separate identity + Micropub server for this purpose.

It appears that others in the community may be looking at the draft scope instead for this purpose

I'd like to think that he, too, likes them, but 🤷🏽‍♂️

If you go the personal website route (which I'd recommend) there's https://brid.gy which let's you tweet from your website so you can still reach your following, as well as ie via RSS

I'm AGPL where possible or Apache where I know I'll want to use it at work

BDE - Big Dog Energy

I don't think so but https://github.com/forgefed/forgefed is a standard that's being worked on to make it possible to federated across providers for this reason

I, a Nottingham based software engineer, received a random email about it at work, so maybe they're trying to make the rest of the country aware first? 🤷🏽‍♂️

I wish I could rewatch #MrRobot without knowledge of what comes next! Have you found it a difficult watch?

I wonder who's going to buy is.gay and start renting out subdomains

Unemployed

I've not used them before but I've heard great things about @LyricalHost

This is looking really lovely! I really like the design ☺

☺ Thanks Chris!

Yeah, the reason I replied was that it seemed like Postman/Insomnia/etc was being looked down upon, as if sending a curl request is that much more difficult?

Why bonus points for curl? 🤔

Halloweiner 🤭

@MrAndrew has an awesome tech talk on this!

I did this with my site with https://www.jvt.me/posts/2018/04/15/caddy-gitlab-review-apps/ and https://www.jvt.me/posts/2017/07/18/gitlab-review-apps-capistrano/ and that was super self hosted 🙃

If it helps, I see it too pretty regularly

Once, open air outside, a few weeks back. Once, inside, yesterday

I did three in a row today on the same PR 😅

I don't trust (and can't use) jwt.io for anything I do at work, but I've got https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/06/13/pretty-printing-jwt-openssl/ and https://www.jvt.me/posts/2018/08/31/pretty-printing-jwt-ruby/ as solutions you can run locally and have confidence that your secret tokens aren't being leaked anywhere!

Argh sorry! I don't read good.

Do you know if anything they use needs Python? Maybe they removed it from the image if it's no longer needed for their stuff?

Is it maybe now just python? 🤔

Oh no sorry I missed that! I'll do it tonight 🙃

Can't remember if it was only last week, but did you see the Gatsby stuff?

Have you looked into https://indieweb.org by any chance? There's some great stuff we're doing with standards like https://microformats.io/ to make a better Web work alongside the old Web, because adding a hard switchover between new/old unfortunately isn't going to work until big players move over. And if the new Web isn't a good commercial idea, that won't happen

There's an open standard https://indieweb.org/fragmention which may be an interesting alternative 🙃

git commit --fixup is great for addressing code review comments and keeping a good commit history https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/01/10/git-commit-fixup/

Sorry if this reply is too late, but Anna Dodson and I had great fun with https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/good-job-switch/ which although not super long, was a good co-op game, and it's not too serious so you can have some fun with it. We recently got https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/moving-out-switch/ but that needs a bit more work and isn't as "fun" of a game, as it requires a lot more coordination

Would that be needed? Generally with OAuth2 a 401 would indicate there is some issue with the token and to either refresh a refresh token (if one was issued) or to request the user re-authorise the application.

Unless we're recommending the use of a refresh token, I'm not sure if we'd need clients to keep an eye on the expires_in from the initial issue, or calls to introspect on the token endpoint

We've done that too (but don't have kids) so Anna Dodson and I each have profiles and then there's a shared one which doesn't skew our history. But the family mix includes music from all and is quite nice!

Thanks, I'm glad to hear it helped ☺

Hey! Do you mean instead of having my base image downloading each of the gems and the Netlify CLI? Yes I did, but I was a bit lazy so didn't get round to it. I've since moved to Netlify's build https://www.jvt.me/posts/2020/05/27/migrate-netlify-deploy-gitlab/, although I'm wondering about going back to GitLab again to cut costs, and hopefully speed it up a little

A fair few of us using static sites use https://webmention.io as our webmention server, and then you have the choice of how you want to display them. I used to do it on site builds, but moved to dynamically doing it with client-side JavaScript for a more up-to-date feel as mentioned in https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/06/30/client-side-webmentions/

Congrats Ed! Lockdown life is looking up 🙌🏼

Git worktree is the best 🙌🏼 https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/01/29/git-worktree-multiple-branches/