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Attached: 1 image Adding more beautiful error messages to Kitten. These should help make it easier to recover from common errors while authoring. https://kitten.small-web.org #Kitten #errorMessages #design #usability #authoring #SmallWeb #SmallTech #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #NodeJS #server #framework #platform #web #dev

There are about 4 labelers and none of them work 100% of the time. I'm subscribed to all 4 and STILL get pictures missing alt text. Not sure if there's something that stops labelers from catching this properly or what, but it's something the app should have natively for accessibility anyway

Bluesky would be 3 times better if there was an option to not show posts with media that lack alt text

Reusable, composable, single responsibility — these are all things good SaaS products have in common with UNIX command line tools.

Ramblings about common free trial lengths and time-to-convert.

Enterprise sales don't have to be crazy.

“Oh yeah, I’m totally into fin dom”

I judge these Christmassy chocolates Not Quality Enough (most of the time)

Logged on after a purposeful day of not watching the news, logging off now after seeing the trash fire it was always gonna be. For the next 4 years, I'm going to try to focus on helping my local community and orgs. It's the best thing I can think to do in the face of... all of this.

Who made this 🤣

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learned a LOT today

A PR of mine was accepted into go-wasm-http-server (https://github.com/nlepage/go-wasm-http-server) that makes it #TinyGo compatible! Now your Go webservers can be built into tiny WASM blobs and run in ServiceWorkers 🥳

CARTOON OF THE DAY

APK custom datasource HTTP server for renovate. Contribute to hown3d/renovate-apk-indexer development by creating an account on GitHub.

Describes complete staff work, a management technique that improves local autonomy, prevents going back and forth, and carves out greater responsibilities for yourself.

I spent the 2017 US Presidential inauguration working in a small open plan office, where someone put it on the TV to then loudly talk about it. I’m very glad I work from home now, and can avoid it today.

When people like this talk about WFH damaging productivity, they’ve clearly not worked in an open office for a while https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/jan/20/working-from-home-not-doing-proper-work-stuart-rose

The EU should demand that American Big Tech sell their assets to European companies. They can’t be trusted to not manipulate the data for propaganda reasons. Not doing so is a national security risk. Am I doing this right?

if you see someone slacking at their Big Tech job, no you didn't

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Attached: 1 image Stolen from Bluesky

China having my data can’t be used in American courts Even with nothing to hide I’ve learned that data, motivation, and power can ruin lives

I had very few concerns using TikTok while it was owned by ByteDance I have a lot of concerns if it's owned in total or part by a US company

I would say that the US is moving into "the law doesn't matter, only the President's whim matters" territory faster than I expected, but this is about on schedule.

Attached: 1 image State of Open Con 25 speaker @derickr@phpc.social of @thephpf@phpc.social will be in our SOOCon25 Open Source Software and Security track! 🎤 Join to hear about Maintaining Open Source Software. 💡🌐 📆 Check out the full schedule on 4 and 5 February in London. Get your ticket now, https://stateofopencon.com #opensource #opensourcesoftware #stateofopencon #soocon25 #opensourcelondon #openuk

Human nature being what it is, it seems extremely likely that sometime today we will see millions of U.S.-based TikTok users installing some shady or "free" VPN software just to get around the ban. So even though we banned TikTok, ostensibly for security reasons, we end up creating an even bigger security problem when millions of people install some app that can read and modify all traffic.

they should shut down every social media site and force us all to get a life tbh

Every few months or so, somebody asks on social media why a particular DVLA digital service is turned off over night. Rather than answering it every time, I’ve decided to write this post, so I can point people at it in future. It’s a great case study to show why making government services digitally native can be quite complicated.

For everyone who's noticed the 'sitting on an ice pack' text; refer to this