Mauve 👁💜 @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

Made a custom keymap for my #twiddler Their tool is a bit janky but I got it juuuust how I want it. Next I need to practice doing actual coding. 🥳

@skryking pierogi-gramming

See, if I want these types to align, I first need to define them in Drizzle PG Table schemas, then convert them to TypeBox for fastify, then convert the TypeBox to regular TypeScript types via JSDoc.

Alternately I can maintain three definitions of the same type independently.

OMG I've been loving this nappa cabbage + enoki mushroom combo for adding to my instant noodles. It goes so well with the noodle textures.

It's weird that books don't mention effects of the menstrual cycle as part of their plots. I get books written by men not considering it, but I don't see it in books written by women either.

Prorgorgramminngng

@monoxane Nice! Have you been using the template element? I've been meaning to make a tiny data binding library over it.

Gonna try to be sneaky and make the frontend with no build step and plain web components. 🤫

Eyy. Working on an actual "web app" with a proper server for work. Been a while! :P

I'm sure the cost of JS tooling breaking every year has cost millions of dollars in developer time, if not more.

I'm begging javascript tool makers to stop breaking the format for their configs every year.

Drizzle is a pretty cool ORM for SQL-like databases. We use it at @awana.digital@bsky.brid.gy for local databases with #sqlite and #nodejs

https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/overview

@parkermolloy.com@bsky.brid.gy The fact that groups that liked complaining about "virtue signaling" engage in massive amounts of "vice signaling" is not surprising.

@human3500 Yellow snow really adds a kick when you use it for maple syrup on a stick. 🤪

@imbl @aeva Right yeah. Regular users are cooked. 🫂 At least Apple has been good with executables. I think the scariest part is folks will just enter their passwords on random pages and fall for blatant scams. Especially the elderly.

Up to 20 wpm with my twiddler. 🥳

@suqdiq @aeva Interesting take. Are you speaking from experience as an admin? One has options for combatting this particular issue like disabling autorun (or even disabling usb drives) and limiting what can execute on the machines. It's a tradeoff in convenience but folks aren't powerless.

@aeva I'm all for engineering the environment people are placed in such that it's impossible to do something dangerous or having common sources of danger contained to be safe. IT admins should be making their computers resistant to attacks from weird usb drives instead of putting the respobsibility on users