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• Post #2111056

  Last weekend I was at #OggCamp , I didn't speak at the event myself this year but plenty of other people did! It was great to see some new faces, but most of all I appreciate this diverse and disparate set of people that I probably wouldn't see anywhere else, and the conversations we have when we come together.

• Post #2111055

  It's been a while since I last looked at openapi-changes and ohhhhh, that's a nice output, including markdown format (actually a little bit much with emoji all over it and it could do with some markdown format linting, but I can re-parse it for something more professional!) https://github.com/pb33f/openapi-changes

• Post #2111053

  For people who think users should be able to choose what software to run on the hardware they own: Google are stopping unofficial apps being used on Android later this year. If you have an Android phone, install and use F-droid https://f-droid.org/ , if we want app stores to exist then we need to use them! I switched back from iPhone to Android recently, partly for a device small enough for a pocket in ladies clothing, partly because I missed being able to make/run apps.

• Post #1824183

  @linuxlucy we were talking about the Kraken data display earlier at #oggcamp and it turns out it's a public dashboard https://dashboard.kraken.tech/

• Post #1640408

  I find it somehow fitting that I'm on my way to #oggcamp and I've finally figured out how playlists work on my phone in VLC after de-spotifying quite some time ago (or maybe this functionality got better since I last tried?)

• Post #1153084

  Is anyone using trust scoring on PRs to help evaluate things during this influx of noise on public repositories? I'm looking at https://github.com/marketplace/actions/good-egg-trust-scoring-prs and would love to hear others' stories! #openSource

• Post #991830

  This change in the token window arrangements from Claude is great! I always leave work on time now, because I've always run out of tokens and the end of the day is when I most need the second opinion! Pretty sure I'm actually getting more done by bailing on time and having something to immediately pick up next morning

• Post #991828

  Is it even social media if you only read the sources you choose for yourself, in chronological order?

• Post #991825

  Attempting a new skill tonight: ceiling paper

• Post #854694

  Learning about PHP 8.5 with @derickr at @LeedsPHP this evening. Cold night but a good turnout and there’s a second talk on Clickhouse to come!

• Post #783693

  Just realised that I'm so far behind with processing my Zettelkasten inbox that the week numbering system I use is in danger of looping ... On the plus side that does mean I'm reading and writing again after what feels like too long. Funny how you can sometimes feel "fine" but your executive function tells a different story, for me it shows up in unprocessed things (inbox, notes, photos, and laundry!)

• Post #783691

  Delighted to have managed to get myself to #Monkigras this year! I have only done one previous Monkigras event and it was life changing, so who knows what this year will bring!

• Post #783687

  Thank you @nextcloud for the "deleted files" feature! I keep things in my Nextcloud that aren't under source control - mostly write-once content things like conference talks, notes folders, etc. And I just deleted the wrong filename pattern .... oops! If you don't know NextCloud, it's the self-hosted Dropbox alternative. And when I say self-hosted, actually I'm using it as-as-service from the excellent humans over at @thegoodcloud . So it&#...

• Post #366078

  I know git doesn't track renames. I know it constructs them from adds and deletes. I know my repo has lots of similar (not identical!) boilerplate files ... I still renamed a bunch of directories and was surprised that merging this change into existing feature branches produced phantom changes that existed on neither branch!! Here's the blog post: https://lornajane.net/posts/2026/git-renames-are-not-renames