I've come to appreciate Threadreader now that I'm not on Twitter anymore :-)

I'm really curious what rebuilding the webclient I'm working in a minimal framework would be like, because fuck

Front-end development is such a shitshow. I think it peaked with jQuery.

Oh wow, Bluesky doesn't have a way to retrieve a timeline from a certain point (or up to a certain point). Just a temporary cursor for pagination 😲 •

app.bsky.feed.getTimeline | Bluesky

*This endpoint is part of the Bluesky application Lexicon APIs (`app.bsky.*`). Public endpoints which don't require authentication can be made dire...

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GitHub

Add feed generator cursor specification at protocol level · bluesky-social/atproto · Discussion #2144

Apologies if opening an issue here is inapropriate. I was told to do so on the API touchers Discord, and it might make sense to consider this as at...

I don't mind Bootstrap too much for tarting up my front-end but it feels kinda backwards to go from HTML elements + attributes to "use a div and dump everything in the class attribute". This isn't a new take or anything, I've seen others lament this too.

Posting to #Bluesky, #Mastodon, #Nostr and #Warpcast from my #SailfishOS phone.

FFS 🙄

Patrick Breyer

Majority for chat control possible – Users who refuse scanning to be prevented from sharing photos and links

The highly controversial indiscriminate child sexual abuse regulation (so-called chat control) could still be endorsed by EU governments after all,...

@Edward Snowden @Lyn Alden

Things I totally do not understand but I know other people appreciate: sodastream.

Is there a way for clients post as someone without having the account's secret #Nostr key? Perhaps using some kind of derivative key that can be revoked? I'm writing a client and I really do not want to store NSECs 😐 For example #Bluesky and #Mastodon allow one to generate an API key for such use cases. I know Nostr works totally different. Just curious if I'm overlooking something. @Vitor Pamplona?

I wonder how much web3 hate comes from web2 incumbents, because a lot of work is being done on storing identity, value and relations outside of the traditional silos.

Shout out to Bill Hicks who died on this day 30 fucking years ago already! Still as relevant as ever. Check him out if you've never heard of him. #BillHicks

I really do not understand how people can code on a smallish (<17 inch) laptop screen... I absolutely hate it. (Also, isn't it time to start denoting laptop screens in centimeters?)

A good litmus test of where we stand with the internet and web development is whether one needs to have a specific browser at the ready to access important websites.

With so many solid alternatives why are people even using the Visual Studio editor? And why are people still falling for the Microsoft spiel?! (Or worse, saying: Microsoft has changed!)

Geoffrey Huntley

Visual Studio Code is designed to fracture

A couple of moments ago, I finished reading the article by Rob O'Leary about the pervasive data collection done by Visual Studio Code. Whilst Visu...

Given how well editing posts works on Mastodon I don't understand why more social media platforms do not support it.