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This is a mirror of my tweets in an attempt to follow the indieweb movement.

August 6, 2022

Originally posted by Carlos Ribeiro in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@simonw @mwseibel A big part of the problem is that social networks, with a big helping hand from Google itself, killed the Web. The closing of Google Reader was a signal of what was to come. There’s no way today to do something like PageRank, because nobody links to or curates content anymore.

July 26, 2022

Originally posted by Cassidy also in: twitter.com

I’m feeling very philosophical with all the social media changes lately. I feel like videos take up so much of our time and focus, and with all of the apps prioritizing them so much, I feel less and less interested in watching/participating to… “own my focus” more, in a way.

July 12, 2022

Originally posted by Maximiliano Firtman also in: twitter.com

Esta foto la saqué hace 9 años.

En ese entonces había 5 sistemas operativos todavía “con futuro” luego de que ya varios estaban muriendo o habían muerto ya.

En pantalla y en orden: iOS, BlackBerry 10, FirefoxOS, Windows Phone y Android.

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July 10, 2022

Originally posted by ꜰᴀᴄᴜ also in: twitter.com

Las cajas de las placas de video que existen hoy en día son todas✨aesthetic and minimalistic✨ Pero allá por finales de los 90, pre 2005, existían estas maravillas re curseadas.

El Marcianito 1

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July 7, 2022

Originally posted by Jhey 🔨🐻✨ also in: twitter.com

HTML/CSS Tips for <img> 🤳

– Use “onerror” to catch and set a fallback “src” ✨ – Set a “subtle” background-color so users know something is coming 💀 – Use CSS aspect-ratio to avoid layout shifts 🖼️

  • Remember your “alt” attribute where necessary 🙏

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June 29, 2022

Originally posted by Edward Snowden also in: twitter.com

The fact that is considered legal for a corporation to compile perfect records of your private life simply because you had to “click OK to continue” to make your phone work is a perfect expression of who holds the power in society and why they should be cast into the sea.

June 25, 2022

Originally posted by Deirdre Connolly¹ also in: twitter.com

Privacy must be the default because you never know if what you’ve been talking about may suddenly become evidence

June 19, 2022

Originally posted by Ben Schwarz also in: twitter.com

Played with dalle for a while, this is maybe my favourite so far:

Cat with round sunglasses and beret as a stained glass window

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June 19, 2022

Originally posted by Sara Soueidan also in: twitter.com

My #RSS reader is the only content consumption app that pays dividends in return.

  • no Doomscrolling
  • no arguing with people
  • no ads
  • no distractions

Only healthy, delicious brain food. 🖤

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June 15, 2022

Originally posted by Tom Warren also in: twitter.com

Microsoft ended its Xbox Games Showcase Extended with the beginning of Stalker 2. It has been delayed to 2023 due to the Russian invasion in Ukraine, where the Stalker 2 devs are located. Here’s how they’re living during the war 💙💛https://youtu.be/RxcfxdG22pg

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June 8, 2022

Originally posted by josh ackerman also in: twitter.com

i have thought about this hacker news comment nearly every day since november ninth twenty seventeen

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June 2, 2022

Originally posted by Netlify also in: twitter.com

The difference between building for the modern web on Netlify and struggling with other tech stacks is so stark that it feels like a completely different universe.

Watch how using Netlify will make you feel (starring our very own team!): https://ntl.fyi/totu

May 28, 2022

Originally posted by Devon Govett also in: twitter.com

Yes, yes, yes! This article is incredible. Local databases are criminally underused in web apps. They have benefits for offline, performance, debugging, etc. and the idea of persisting not just data but all UI state is really interesting.

https://riffle.systems/essays/prelude/

May 21, 2022

Originally posted by sam lau also in: twitter.com

🎉 pandas tutor v2 is here!

🏃🏻 @pyodide runs @pandas_dev code in-browser for big speedups 👐 joins (join() and merge()) 🍦 reshaping (melt(), pivot_table()) 👯‍♂️ multi-indexes (stack(), unstack())

read about how we ported to @pyodide on the pyodide blog: https://blog.pyodide.org/posts/pandastutor/

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May 20, 2022

Originally posted by Sara Soueidan also in: twitter.com

Let’s clear this up once & for all:

  • Progressive Enhancement is not anti-JavaScript.

  • Progressive Enhancement != no JavaScript. It means “as much JavaScript as necessary”.

  • JavaScript is imperative for creating many accessible custom UI patterns.

May 18, 2022

Originally posted by Sara Soueidan also in: twitter.com

Every once in a while a guy comes along, slaps a new name on technique(s) we’ve been using for years, and becomes known as “creator of [new technique name]”.

It seems to be a cycle that happens every few years.

May 16, 2022

Originally posted by Sara Soueidan also in: twitter.com

I got an effective marketing/business tip for you:

RSS!

When you provide RSS, people can get notified of your latest content, read it, and spread the word about it. Increase your reach == better for your business. 😌

Please provide RSS feeds for your personal blogs ✨

May 14, 2022

Originally posted by Joseph Klem also in: twitter.com

We all click “I agree” to terms of service we didn’t read; they’re too long and complex. But what are we really agreeing to? Here’s a handy site that grades those terms (on Facebook, Reddit, Wikipedia) like a report card. Thanks @cassidoo for sharing. https://tosdr.org/

April 28, 2022

Originally posted by Chris Heilmann also in: twitter.com

I seem to remember when trying out a quick web app was downloading it, starting a server and opening localhost. Not building in the terminal for 20 minutes and debugging 3 hours of node/NPM version problems making sure all your depencies are up-to-date…

April 25, 2022

Originally posted by Rich 🤌 also in: twitter.com

Sales departments have taken web design and deposited it right in the fucking garbage at this point

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April 23, 2022

Originally posted by Nick Kapur also in: twitter.com

Simulation of a car getting smashed using gravity values for different celestial bodies:

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April 21, 2022

Originally posted by Chrome Developers also in: twitter.com

📜 Want to learn how to build a Progressive Web App? Our new course takes you right through the process.

Written by @firt, with input from @tropicadri, @rachelandrew, @petele, @medleyjp, and @Snugug - check it out!

https://web.dev/learn/pwa/

April 20, 2022

Originally posted by Simon Willison in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@adamhjk Sounds a bit like my https://dogsheep.github.io/ project then - I’m really interested in building tools that help users keep their own data on devices that they own (plus encrypted backups)

Just not if it has anything to do with blockchains

April 13, 2022

Originally posted by Suz Hinton also in: twitter.com

I would really like if software could stop repeatedly and aggressively pushing me to use features I am clearly not interested in. Just leave me alone. It’s my computer and my time, so stop invading both of these. It feels like someone is constantly badgering me.

April 11, 2022

in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@pbarbieri @Tiendanube @uala_arg Fui victima de los robos del finde largo de carnaval, y aun sigo sin recuperar el saldo

April 11, 2022

in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@pbarbieri @Tiendanube @uala_arg Che pier, hace mas de 1 mes que espero una solucion a mi problema y ni noticias

April 10, 2022

Originally posted by Prof. Michael Sweet also in: twitter.com

Back in day, travellers/explorers would draw what they saw. This is where many sea monster stories come from ie. tentacled and alienesque appendages emerging from the water - giving belief to something more sinister lurking beneath….however, many cases it was just whale dicks.

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April 9, 2022

in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@pbarbieri @uala_arg @produccion_arg Ahhh, ahora entiendo donde se fue la plata que no me devuelven hace ya mas de 1 mes