@cadey according to mastodon logs this is returning 502 to `/inbox` requests

whoops, had to restart nginx after recreating mastodon instances for it to pick up the new ips

running the database for mastodon on my laptop is a bit silly, but it works

@danderson I've only ever used `du` to find what was using up a bunch of my disk. curious how you ended up using it to view file sizes

@cadey I was looking at this recently and found https://github.com/jpetazzo/registrish, iirc the one posted by @kevin up thread was the "original" one

google's corp login page is peak web design. I miss the old plain html gmail UI of this style

@spacekookie@octodon.social
htmx is nice but not sure if it counts as a framework. svelte, maybe?

@cadey a LLM is generating `aws s3 cp` commands for each file and different filenames (presumably that parse into more tokens) take longer for the model to generate commands for

money can be exchanged for ~~goods and services~~ vtuber merch, doujinshi, and plushies

looks like `git gui` is a surprisingly decent UI when I don't feel like using CLI stage/unstage commands, nice

@ariadne tbh, the openness of the MRF subsystem itself is worth a mention here. among the larger pleroma instances there's a culture of if you want some custom moderation feature, you can write a MRF policy yourself and just add it to your instance. I haven't seen anything like that among the mastodon instances (yes, there's patched codebases, but nothing intentionally made to be expandable)

@foone hi, quick question: I'm trying to find information about the screen in the nexus 6 (AMS596DU01), the only thing I can find on google for the model number is your tumblr post from last year mentioning that it indeed is the screen from the nexus 6. any idea where I could find more information about it (pinouts/schematic ideally)? thanks!

@cadey [object girl]

updated mastodon to fix the security issues from today, it no longer trusts the reverse proxy so it thinks all connections are coming from spoofed IPs. opened a bug report, in the meantime I just downgraded since none of the security issues actually apply to my instance

@ariadne I might be misunderstanding, but that seems like it would mark core 0 as efficiency and the first efficiency core as performance?

@ariadne so do you just... have to check if the next 3 ids are unallocated and then a core is considered performance
that's horrible

near the top of my wishlist (might attempt an impl if I get bored): sharing subnets between tailnets -> https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1390

having to run my own subnet routers on top of other people's (or, even worse, switch accounts) is annoying to deal with

not quite the right response code but it works

"Private Cloud Compute":
*Other* companies will make unverifiable promises that they won't store or misuse your data. We're different, we have "Private Cloud Computer", and here are the unverifiable promises that *we* make that we won't store or misuse your data.

working towards making a custom PCB for something this summer, no clue if I'll actually get something working but it'll be fun