(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

@sigsegv I feel the same about some "unsubscribe" buttons

#ipfs is the Web3.0 I want to talk about: no Ethereum/block-chain buzzwords, no effort to sell on expensive, intolerant thing that runs counter to what the internet stands for. Instead a decentralized p2p-based upgrade to the concepts the internet was built upon: https://ipfs.io/#why

THIS is the type of article I've been looking for about web 0.3! And I notice they didn't manage to talk about it without Ethereum. "decentralized"?
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RT @DynamicWebPaige
Web 3.0 is the only technical thing I've ever read about that makes me think, "hmm, perhaps it's just about time to retire".

https://thenewstack.io/web3-architecture-and-how-it-compares-to-traditional-web-apps/
https://twitter.com/DynamicWebPaige/status/1447052114421706759

Ah. I will just use my own site, with rel=me links.

@lorendias Wow -- IPFS is fundamentally different aim for web-revolution than "web3", instead of blockchain using P2P. I like the feel of this one much more.

Okay. I am learning how I can cross-subscribe across Fediverse or ActivityPub things. Now I have more accounts than fit into most #Mastodon 4-item user profiles. Is there a calling-card place which I can use to collate all my stuff?

@lorendias looking that up now...

#Clojure I've never done inline tests, instead keeping them in their own NS, but for unit tests this is worth considering
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RT @pappapez
@VincentCantin @JonPMasters @sfyire I've seen pretty large systems where inlined tests are used throughout and where it helps a lot, and also other systems where the code get pretty much unreadable because you have to wade through a kilometer of tests to reach the implementation.
https://twitter.com/pappapez/status/1446772644020371456

... and, beautifully recursive solution:
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RT @JBiserkov
@sfyire (defn one-edit-away? [a b]
(cond (= a b) true
(= (first a) (first b)) (recur (subs a 1) (subs b 1))
:else (= (if (>= (count a) (count b)) (subs a 1) a)
(if (>= (count b) (count a)) (subs b 1) b))))

#Clojure code golf is amazing, thanks for this
https://twitter.com/JBiserkov/status/1446274027748737038

Is it possible to describe web3 without mentioning etherium? It's easy to talk about web2 without talking about the w3 consortium

In my effort to figure out how to connect my mastodon and bookwyrm accounts, I made a matrix account. Now I have three things that seem unrelated, despite "federated"

No surprises here, but a good reference. The trouble is, I think the appearance of these varies by browser.
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RT @_georgemoller
🔥 List of all the border styles that you can use in CSS
https://twitter.com/_georgemoller/status/1446496026265853952

Why #Mastodon? https://laurakalbag.com/what-is-mastodon-and-why-should-i-use-it/

Did I know smart toilets were a thing? Should they be? Also, are they remotely acceptable for privacy?

(map #(str % " "NO!!!!") questions)
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RT @DuckDuckGo
"Talk about flushing your data down the toilet!"

@eminesaner reports on the privacy risks of smart toilets: “Once you start to measure something that is of the body, the privacy line is stepped over."

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2021/sep/23/the-smart-toilet-era-is-…
https://twitter.com/DuckDuckGo/status/1446472201805381632