Dennis Schubert
denschub@mastodon.schub.social
<p>certified member of the blockchain hate club, and the AI hate club. spending my work time fixing firefox web compatibility issues at mozilla. for science, you monster.</p><p>opinions are my own and will stay my own - they're not available for rent or purchase.</p><p>note on follow request: if your profile is empty or I don't see any posts, I'll probably reject your request. check out the "contact me" link below if you need to get in touch.</p>
Posts
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Post #3180154
time to seize the means of computing?
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Post #3180153
at some point, stalwart decided to get a new cert from letsencrypt instead of just renewing it (no idea why, or when), and that broke DANE and caused me missed email. I already only use 3 1 1 pinning, but of course, that isn't helping if the entire cert changes. lovely. wonderful. great. awesome. I hate technology.
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Post #3180152
current status: being involved in three different work-things that all three make me lose my sanity at the same time, AMA
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Post #3180151
can the web please stop breaking all the time? I'm tired.
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Post #3180149
there's nothing quite like the jumpscare experience of accidentally full-screening an application on a 40 inch ultrawide monitor. like, it's absolutely staggering if your signal window is suddenly taking up your entire field of vision. one could make a horror game out of that, huh?
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Post #3180148
what the actual fuck denic, what the fuck is wrong with you.
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Post #2564098
A contact just told me that my old "LLMs generate nonsense code" blog post from 2 years ago is now very outdated with GPT5 because it's so awesome and so helpful. So I asked him to give it a test for me, and asked it my favorite test question based on a use-case I had myself recently: Without adding third-party dependencies, how can I compress a Data stream with zstd in Swift on an iPhone? and here is the answer from ChatGPT 5: https://chatgpt.com/share/68968506-1834-8004-8390-d2...
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Post #2463487
if you&#39;re responsible for a FOSS project, it&#39;s now time to consider how you can run your project without relying on the US. like, using GitHub is fine. Continue using it - I do, too, and there&#39;s a lot of value of having projects centralized in one place. but you **need** to make sure you have a contingency plan. is your repo with all branches and metadata backed up somewhere else? do you own your project&#39;s website, discussion forums, or something else that allow...
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Post #2448519
RE: https://mstdn.social/@plwt/115740603373161878 this is the only post about Mozilla drama you'll get from me, because a) I'm tired, b) I'll be on vacation starting tomorrow evening, c) most of y'all have either already used your brains, or you just want to knee-jerk - which is fine, too. in any case, don't listen to me, because lots of folks will claim I'm biased anyway (which, tbh, is fair, given I like having a paycheck). so instead, check out this post from a commu...
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Post #439944
so, a while ago, I have been tricked into trying out a vibe-coded project. "tricked", because it wasn't disclosed anywhere, and just from screenshots and the readme, it looked fine'ish. it was a small web-app used to upload and download files. you know, kinda like wetransfer, but self-hosted. I gave it a quick try, and it worked well enough for the use-case I had (requesting one file from a user). except that.. chunked uploading was broken. oh, and also: the project provided...