(webdev Tory) 
@worldsendless@qoto.org
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
Looking at Mail Fence https://mailfence.com/
Is the wisdom of Separation of Concerns, I am interested in moving my email away from my web site provider. Any recommendations that would retain me email addresses, which are at-url and not at-provider?
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In Christianity there's an in-built assumption that you may be the minority. But tech? I guess that makes this a hot take:
IOT is a massive privacy issue, always. But it is getting increasingly hard to disconnect from it.
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Thanks to Facebook for react & react-native despite your evilness.
Never would have imagined I'd be using the same framework as the Instagram app for the Pixelfed app!
Nice thread that brings the mind ideas and questions about data-oriented programming https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1534727379112714260.html
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RT @GabriellaG439
I've been trying to write a blog post explaining the difference between functional and imperative programming and I've failed multiple times due to writer's block
Instead, I'm going to dump my thoughts here on a Twitter thread to finally get this out of my head 🧵 (1/16)
https://twitter.com/GabriellaG439/status/1534727379112714260
For years my web hosting needs, including a number of websites and five or six email addresses, have been provided by Bluehost. But they were bought up by a mega provider, became heartless, and outsourced all service overseas. I already moved my DNS hosting to Namecheap, but what's the best way to change my email provider without losing my addresses? And maybe my servers?
RT @JacekSchae
If you ever wanted to build #ClojureScript "native" apps without #ReactJS or any other #VDOM here is a thing you might want to take a look at -- https://github.com/thheller/shadow-grove -- build by @thheller (creator of shadow-cljs)
Is xscreensaver still the best standalone xscreensaver for an x session? Or are there other ones I should try?
Solved! My EXWM is back in GUIX! Reason for the the month of debugging and the failure of exwm to start: one of my mouse cursor icon files was corrupted.
current theory: exwm is failing because something randr?
How can I find out whether by emacs was built for 64 bit, and/or wide-int?
I'm de-straightening my emacs config in an attempted to figure out why Guix EXWM hates me. But what are people doing these days? Even vanilla included-in-emacs package.el with use-package seems to choke because my old MELPA and Milkman links are no good anymore. Plus, I miss how in straight, everything was git repos.
What can I do instead of straight.el, or do people have straight working with Guix EXWM?
RT @MShahrad
LaTeX is a perfect demonstration of the butterfly effect. You remove a comma on page 1 and a paragraph is moved on page 10. It's painfully beautiful!
This, in our latest episode of "Nightmares in OOP"
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RT @vzverovich
Meanwhile at work: a user complains that an enum with 8,5k enumerators breaks Java.
https://twitter.com/vzverovich/status/1544779298757693440
RT @WalterStephanie
#CSS
Here is a nice generator to build cute little CSS shadows that use 2 colors (by @IMAC2)
https://alvarotrigo.com/shadow-gradients/?utm_source=stephaniewalter.design&utm_medium=weeklylinks
RT @personalvipin
CSS tip 🚀
Use ::marker pseudo-element to change the style of markers of list items.
::marker pseudo-element selects the markers of list items.
Example 👇
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Reading through https://giveupgithub.org/ makes me really want to continue with the co-op codeforge a few of us tried to start a while back. Any cooperators want to join us and get it going again? #GiveUpGithub #CoOp
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#Git
Did you know that you can set 2 or more remotes with the same alias and so push to both (or more) of them at the same time when doing a git push?
That way you can push to gitlab, gitea and github in a single command
took me way, waaay to long to realize. 
RT @mickeynp
#Emacs's minibuffer completion is either something you put up with, or you abandon it for another completion framework.
But it's seen significant improvements in the last 10 years.
It's more feature rich and customizable than ever before.
👀https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/understanding-minibuffer-completion
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
