Olivier Forget

@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org I went all the way to writing an app for this. It's saved us from throwing away so much food, because we know it's in the fridge even if it's hiding in the back. https://leftovers.olivierforget.net/

@ceartas@mastodon.world @ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org Hi, just wondering, how often is the snorkel truly useful in socal? (I assume you're socal based) I was in Darwin Australia recently, and just about every 4x4 over there has a snorkel. But they get a rainy season that floods everything so it makes sense. I've always wondered why people have them in socal, but what do I know I don't go offroad much. I think I crossed an 8" deep stream in my car once, that was it.

@simon With the web tech we have available it's a shame people have to install stuff just to join a meeting.

@lproven ah damn I spent so much time retraining myself to use ip a

@jaffathecake The way MacOS flies you to a different desktop if you happen to click on the app you already have focused in the task bar is just... wow. Thanks. So helpful.

@wbrowar@hachyderm.io Yeah it's really meant to make this sort of app easier to build and run. Maybe for V3? 😬 It would at least solve the issue of whether to make your app available to others: you can just host the package on a static site and people can download and run their own copy if* they have Dropserver installed.

• "if" is doing a lot of work here, I realize. 😅

@wbrowar@hachyderm.io Great write-up. I am also on a journey to ditch Tailwind and adopt Web Components instead of always reaching for Vue. Also your challenges with the server side make me wish I was further along with my own server project https://dropserver.org It's really meant for these family-oriented personal apps.

@hongminhee I've always been annoyed that deno land's login only option was through a GitHub auth (at least last I checked). I take it that carried over to JSR?

@nolan@toot.cafe Interesting post. I'm going through something similar, creating something I have wanted for years because it seems like the personal cost of building it is manageable. In my case I'm using the regular Claude Pro plan, and one reason I haven't upgraded is it forces me to slow down. (But on the flip side, token austerity means I don't ask AI to refactor things when I should.) I want to focus on getting an LLM to improve code quality and even architecture to some degree, not write more. It seems it's possible but I haven't seen that much written about that.

@peter@toot.cafe Just checked. Yep me too. Grr.

@lcasdev Yikes and eww.

RE: https://techhub.social/@ironicbadger/116881095026232192 OMG someone take these #toronto

@zachleat@fediverse.zachleat.com didn't they just buy astro? I wonder what's going to happen with that.

@rosano@mastodon.online @marijn@mastodon.social These are likely security scanners. I wouldn't tempt them to look more at your site, even if it's a dead end for them.

@rosano@mastodon.online I think most security / vulnerability scanners do this.

RE: https://social.tchncs.de/@teleclimber/116496431871227035 @colincornaby@mastodon.social yeah.. we're having to play guessing games here.

@nolan@toot.cafe @kleinfreund@mastodon.social @rauschma@fosstodon.org ah darn that's a bummer. I was hoping for declarative custom elements with slots. Slots are really make web components so appealing. I guess the other option is to have optional escape hatches for all the things that shadow dom isolates, so that you can select what benefits and restrictions you want. But I don't know what's being worked on and I'm sure it's not that simple!