(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

I export orgmode to my blogs. However, when I have an underscore (like in a section header) it is interpreted as putting the next thing in a subscript. There are plenty of answers out there for disabling this globaly or for the whole file, but I WANT subscripts sometimes. How do I tell it to leave just a particular _ alone when I export?

https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/vxxyb8/comment/ig20udn/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

I have been replacing java application servers with raw uberjar deployments, which are more stable and reliable. It takes a little setup, though. Notes updated https://orys.us/um. Improvements welcome, as I am just working out devops as part of my fullstack work.

In #Clojure when a function exceeds 2 sequential args it's time to consider using a map instead. In shell scripting, when bash exceeds single-level if statements, time to consider #babashka. Avoid questions like, "wait... has bash semantic whitespace?" "Do I need semicolons after every line?"

@freemo is it just, unnecessary upgrades make waste? Or is there a known issue?

I notice that #qoto is a number of versions of mastodon behind instances like mastodon.social, though it also works better in some areas. Any particular reason it is behind or just no reason to upgrade yet?

Regarding the Fediverse, it's great that I can follow a bookwyrm account from mastodon. Does anyone know if there is a way of technically defining that a bookwyrm account is mine?

Read this article in reader mode, as it is itself smothered in ads top and bottom. But the point is, Google sells massive amounts of personal data as kind of a public secret; the worst part is that they lead you to think it is actually for your good and service that they do it. It goes to the point that privacy -- owning your own data -- is increasingly expensive

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-05-16/privacy-google-transmits-our-personal-data-70-billion-times-a-day#xj4y7vzkg

TIL that chrome has a really cool JS/CSS coverage analysis for dev tools, for which FireFox has no equivalent! This is the first time I've seen an actual deficiency in FireFox for webdev.

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/coverage/
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64605981/alternative-for-chromes-coverage-in-firefox

But whatever happened to yesteryears https://developer.mozilla.org.cach3.com/en-US/docs/Tools/CSS_Coverage ??

Just learned about disroot, which sounds pretty awesome from a decentralized, tech ethics standpoint https://disroot.org/en/services/email

What's that thing called where I can input email#sometopic@example.com where it is either still sent to the main inbox or sent to a folder sometopic, depending on server settings? I am having trouble searching for it, though both gmail and other email providers observe it.