Things are stable enough on the Dendron + Hugo workflow for my public brain that I’ve incorporated the aliases for historical redirects (cool URLs never change, though the thing they point at might) and adding (what will be) new site pages.
Plan is to publish after payday, going back to a paid host plan. Also it gives me time to fiddle with RSS.
@AutisticManager except my brain seamlessly pastes Man Man to that
🎵 And if you gotta smash some plates to relaxI say do it d-d-d-d-d-do itAnd if you gotta crash your car in a lake to feel saneI say do it, just do it 🎵
hackers.town: 2024-08-24 Sat 10:26
Me: I hate people. Social battery zero. Personal space starts at about 10 yards.
Also me: chats for five minutes with every canvasser that knocks on the door
@platypus I have not yet been able to find a citation or news piece, but I recall Washington State having issues with police warrants reactivating after September 9th (9999). It wasn’t as big an issue as it could’ve been, because they were already working on it, but a few were missed.
hackers.town: 2024-08-22 Thu 08:50
Already bookmarked these for my own nefarious purposes later, but here’s a couple frameworks for similarly minded “no framework” #CSS folks.
It’s not the technical jargon that’s gonna trip people up. They see “O notation” or “microservice architecture” and they know some weird dev kink is going on.
No what’ll catch them is how we — okay some of us — okay, I — appropriate perfectly normal words for our own ends.
Like how “boring” becomes an aspirational goal, and “clever” is a scathing insult.
The trick was to tweak the Distant Horizons settings a little for my setup (NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti, BSL shader) so I wasn’t spinning 100% GPU and CPU.
Forgot to take an “after” screenshot in my pre-work session, but here’s “before” with LOD render distance too high. Real obvious dropoff in render quality, and my PC sounded even more like a jet engine than it usually does in ATM9.
right foot goes in right shoe, left foot goes in left shoe
hackers.town: 2024-08-18 Sun 06:12
@WuMargaret thanks! I think it’s largely that we all go for consistent styles that emphasize the content, and avoid the gray-on-gray ant text consistently popular among “document-oriented” designs made by and for younger eyes I’m pretty sure
Okay took a tiny bit of fiddling, but I got the working files back in working state, and got my tests passing again.
oh look at the time
hackers.town: 2024-08-17 Sat 10:06
Sharing so it’s easier for me to remember: #justfile recipes can take splat arguments.
Means I can do
and that’ll expand to
hackers.town: 2024-08-17 Sat 11:24
writing a test to ensure that no unlinked files go into my site build (kinda important when you have private notes mixed in with the public brain) and couldn’t figure out why it keeps failing on this file and uh oh right because that file’s not linked by any of my pages
@thegibson@c0debabe@socketwench@thraeryn Or twelve. And probably a future neckbeard.
hackers.town: 2024-08-16 Fri 08:01
posting morning emoji into slack as a timestamp marker
hackers.town: 2024-08-16 Fri 08:18
Continuously distressed by how many development practices with brand names and pretty logos are just Common Senseâ„¢.
Yesterday’s example: GitOps. It’s largely keeping your Infrastructure as Code in a Git repo, requiring an approved pull request before deploying, and not letting people bypass that by fiddling with production.