Ndymium

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by Ndymium 2mo ago
In my case it's my Forgejo instance. My blog is static files with a limited amount of pages to crawl and indeed it's no issue at all. Forgejo is a dynamic service with an infinite amount of pages to discover and it runs git in the
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by Ndymium 3mo ago
If my user does jog at 2 AM, then it's better to show 2 AM than 7 PM or 10 AM even if there is a slight chance that on one singular day 2 AM might repeat itself. The user who is aware of how daylight savings works will surely be able t
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by Ndymium 3mo ago
Copying what I posted under the original[0] that no one noticed because it's quite relevant to your mention of UTC for past events: The naming of "timestamp with time zone" is one of my favorite pet peeves. It's one of t
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by Ndymium 3mo ago
The naming of "timestamp with time zone" is one of my favorite pet peeves. It's one of those things that you can say "well technically it's true" about. The article suggests that for past events, UTC and this t
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by Ndymium 3mo ago
This is what it looks like right now. Unless there's some huge economic boom coming, which I doubt.
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by Ndymium 3mo ago
As a Finnish dev with 12 years of experience, I can only aspire for such salary.
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by Ndymium 4mo ago
It's a game. You're supposed to click on the different route options that are presented to you on the bottom of the screen. That's why it goes slower the more options there are. But I also just followed it for the first time
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by Ndymium 7mo ago
While 7700 per hour sounds big, pretty much any dinky server can handle it. So I don't think it's a matter of DDoS. At this point it's just... odd behaviour.
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by Ndymium 7mo ago
Forgejo does set "cache-control: private, max-age=21600", which is considerably more than one second, but I grant it uses the "private" keyword for no reason here.
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Facebook's Fascination with My Robots.txt(blog.nytsoi.net)
91 points by Ndymium 7mo ago|53 comments
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by Ndymium 7mo ago
For some reason, Facebook has been requesting my Forgejo instance's robots.txt in a loop for the past few days, currently at a speed of 7700 requests per hour. The resource usage is negligible, but I'm wondering why it's happ
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by Ndymium 7mo ago
Note that the API is split into XSS-safe and XSS-unsafe calls. The XSS-safe calls [0] have this noted for each of them (emphasis mine): > Then drop any elements and attributes that are not allowed by the sanitizer configuration, and any
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by Ndymium 7mo ago
That's the old sanitizer API. That was already removed and what you linked earlier is the new sanitizer API.
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by Ndymium 8mo ago
Gleam is technically as suitable for distributed computing as Erlang: since it compiles to Erlang, it can do anything that Erlang can. You can use Erlang and Elixir libraries and write FFI code to do things that would be unergonomic to do i
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by Ndymium 9mo ago
og:description is exactly the meta tag to use for link descriptions in embeds. Not all meta tags are only for search engines. The app acted correctly here.
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by Ndymium 9mo ago
It's basically what Phoenix LiveView specifically is. That's only one way to do it, and Phoenix is completely capable of traditional server rendering and SPA style development as well. LiveView does provide the tools to simulate l
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by Ndymium 10mo ago
This is essentially what a ground source heat pump system is. Except instead of a sealed water tank you just make a tall hole that fills with water and the sun will warm it for you during the summer automatically. 1800 kWh is very little.
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by Ndymium 11mo ago
Made me laugh though, when in the first level that it completely blocks, the director tells you to get close to a pickup, but the car you're chasing smashes the pickup to the sky like Team Rocket. Last I heard there was a feature branc
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by Ndymium 1y ago
I admit that latter part is just for whimsy, because I think it looks fun. The dashes I like for their aesthetics and if that makes me eccentric then so be it. They shouldn't distract anyone's reading, or at least they didn't
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by Ndymium 1y ago
En and em dashes are easily accessible on both my laptop's and phone's keyboard layouts and I like using them, just like putting the ö in coöperate. It's sad if this now makes me look like a robot and I have to use the wrong
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by Ndymium 1y ago
Note that you linked to the 0.1.1 version of the gleam_otp documentation. The latest version resides at https://hexdocs.pm/gleam_otp/index.html and both gleam_erlang and gleam_otp have hit 1.0.0 already. It doesn'
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by Ndymium 1y ago
Here's a modern take I like with banjo and accordion by Slack Bird: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMvpeYBnwTg Turns out you can play it with an angry face.
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by Ndymium 1y ago
*Ei saa peittää. :)
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by Ndymium 1y ago
I'm not, the author was my colleague at the time. I can only hope to be half as brilliant as him.
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by Ndymium 1y ago
It was quite likely this one: https://www.vincit.com/blog/software-development-450-words-p... Sadly the audio samples are gone. I'll need to pester someone to fix that.
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by Ndymium 1y ago
Thanks to your article I just realised my HTML entity codec library doesn't support decoding those named entities that can omit the semicolon at the end. More work for me, good thing my summer vacation just started! :)
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by Ndymium 1y ago
> There's no zoom feature in the OS. macOS absolutely has a zoom feature. I use it regularly, it's bound to ctrl + mouse scroll for me. More: https://support.apple.com/en-il/guide/mac-help/mchl779
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by Ndymium 1y ago
Personally I'm specifically talking about Forgejo which is Go, but calls git for some operations. And the effect that was worse than pegging all the CPUs to 100% was filling of the disk with generated zip archives of all of the commits
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by Ndymium 1y ago
Search engine crawlers generally respected robots.txt and limited themselves to a trickle of requests, likely based on the relative popularity of the website. These bots do neither, they will crawl anything they can access and send enough r
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by Ndymium 1y ago
It's mentioned in their code forge[0] that they're working on getting the first release out. So there's not yet anything to download. [0] https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps

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