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Have you ever paused to consider the lineage of a piece of sofware? How long has it been around and where does it derive from?
New blog post: Software lineage: Mach ports vs BSD
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New blog post: Taking the blades SSG for a spin
https://underlap.org/blades-ssg
Thanks to @asynchronaut for bringing blades to my attention.
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New blog post: Taking the blades SSG for a spin
https://underlap.org/blades-ssg
Thanks to @asynchronaut for bringing blades to my attention.
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New blog post: Taking the blades SSG for a spin
https://underlap.org/blades-ssg
Thanks to @asynchronaut for bringing blades to my attention.
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New blog post: Taking the blades SSG for a spin
https://underlap.org/blades-ssg
Thanks to @asynchronaut for bringing blades to my attention.
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New blog post: Taking the blades SSG for a spin
https://underlap.org/blades-ssg
Thanks to @asynchronaut for bringing blades to my attention.
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Wrote a summary of web linking (AKA link relations; think rel="xxx" in a <a/> or <link/> HTML element).
The piece of the puzzle that's still unclear to me is whether WebFinger has been superseded, or maybe just generally ignored. There doesn't seem to be much adoption (except by Mastodon) or follow-on activity AFAICT.
https://wiki.underlap.org/en/link-relations
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New blog post: Process algebra and JSONPath descendant segment semantics
https://underlap.org/process-algebra-and-jsonpath-descendant-segment-semantics#JSONPath #SoftwareStandards #ProcessAlgebra #FailuresDivergenceRefinement #CommunicatingSequentialProcesses #FormalMethods
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I just updated 2 #Web sites of mine (robots.txt AND .htaccess) with the "ai.robots.txt" list of #AI user-agents to #block by @cory, @underlap or @fabianegli among others !
And tested the effective block (Hello 403) with the #curl of @bagder :
> curl -I -A "AI2Bot" <YourWebsite>Thank you Fediverse !! 🖖🤩
🔸https://github.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt
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Report of investigation into the November 2025 Economic and fiscal outlook publication error
https://obr.uk/docs/dlm_uploads/01122025-Investigation-into-November-2025-EFO-publication-error.pdf -
Interesting panel discussion.
The Nerve roundtable: How can culture fight back in a turbulent world?
https://www.thenerve.news/p/roundtable-culture-arts-indepedndent-media-gb-news-stewart-lee-carol-vorderman -
After subscribing to The Guardian for several years I'm now two-timing with a month's i subscription before I decide which to continue with.
So far, the i articles seem just as well-written/researched, less verbose, and without The Guardian's obvious "chip on the shoulder" that becomes tedious after a while.
Shame about the paywall though, especially as "gift links" don't seem to be supported.
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After subscribing to The Guardian for several years I'm now two-timing with a month's i subscription before I decide which to continue with.
So far, the i articles seem just as well-written/researched, less verbose, and without The Guardian's obvious "chip on the shoulder" that becomes tedious after a while.
Shame about the paywall though, especially as "gift links" don't seem to be supported.
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After subscribing to The Guardian for several years I'm now two-timing with a month's i subscription before I decide which to continue with.
So far, the i articles seem just as well-written/researched, less verbose, and without The Guardian's obvious "chip on the shoulder" that becomes tedious after a while.
Shame about the paywall though, especially as "gift links" don't seem to be supported.
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After subscribing to The Guardian for several years I'm now two-timing with a month's i subscription before I decide which to continue with.
So far, the i articles seem just as well-written/researched, less verbose, and without The Guardian's obvious "chip on the shoulder" that becomes tedious after a while.
Shame about the paywall though, especially as "gift links" don't seem to be supported.
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After subscribing to The Guardian for several years I'm now two-timing with a month's i subscription before I decide which to continue with.
So far, the i articles seem just as well-written/researched, less verbose, and without The Guardian's obvious "chip on the shoulder" that becomes tedious after a while.
Shame about the paywall though, especially as "gift links" don't seem to be supported.
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I'm trying out the i app and at least it greys out articles I've read.
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I'm trying out the i app and at least it greys out articles I've read.
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I'm trying out the i app and at least it greys out articles I've read.
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I'm trying out the i app and at least it greys out articles I've read.
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I'm trying out the i app and at least it greys out articles I've read.
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In Sync with the Sun
A thoughtful animation, just under 4 minutes.
A short animation by Emily Downe exploring the rhythms of waking and resting embedded in the natural world. The film explores the impact of productivity boosting artificial technologies on our world.
We can do more, make more, profit more, but without boundaries. What do we lose when we pursue limitless productivity?
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Great to see another JSONPath implementation conform to RFC 9535 and pass all the CTS tests!
https://github.com/Stillpoint-Software/hyperbee.json/issues/30#issuecomment-2226393318
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@henrikjernevad Looks like I'd need to add IndieAuth support to my (WriteFreely) web site before I could use webmention.io. Probably not worth the effort.
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King Charles III: the monarch formerly known as Prince. God save The King.
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@marick Yes, #monorepos have advantages, but are not without downsides:
* tags apply to the whole repo, which is awkward for versioning and releasing independent artefacts
* carbon/money costs can be relatively high when "safe" changes, e.g. to docs or website, trigger expensive CI checks
* all or nothing in terms of private/public,
access control (e.g. limiting write access to certain subcomponents), issue management, fork maintenance, and continuous deployment -
@iainH gives his perspective on the CICS restructure project: https://iainhouston.com/restructure_anecdotes/
CICS is an IBM transaction processing product which was radically and successfully restructured to reduce the cost of maintenance and enable functional enhancements. I worked on the tail end of the initial restructure project and later helped to factor out several more key components. This was one of the most exciting parts of my career and I'm so grateful I had the opportunity to be involved.