#callback — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #callback, aggregated by home.social.
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Timecharts Of Darkness
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Timecharts Of Darkness
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I'm going to get flayed alive for saying this, but...
#Commodore #Callback, all the way.
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I'm going to get flayed alive for saying this, but...
#Commodore #Callback, all the way.
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Как я тестировал платёжную кассу локально, не задеплоив ни строчки
Контекст: я пилю сервис туннелей (грубо — свой ngrok: берёт локальный порт и вешает на него публичный адрес с валидным TLS). В какой-то момент дошёл до денег — прикрутил онлайн-кассу, чтобы люди могли оплачивать платные тарифы. И тут же упёрся в классическую стену: кассу невозможно протестировать на localhost . Проблема в том, что касса общается с тобой асинхронно и по своей инициативе . Пользователь оплатил на стороне платёжки — платёжка шлёт тебе вебхук (IPN, callback, notification — называют по-разному): «заказ такой-то оплачен, выдавай услугу». Этот запрос идёт снаружи к тебе . А у твоего ноутбука нет публичного адреса, и касса при всём желании не достучится до http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/tariff/crypto-callback . Пока callback-URL недоступен из интернета, ты протестируешь ровно ничего дальше кнопки «оплатить». Обычно это лечат деплоем: залил на стейдж, потыкал, нашёл опечатку в парсинге тела вебхука, снова залил. Цикл в несколько минут на каждую однострочную правку. И вот я сижу, смотрю на этот цикл, смотрю на свой недоделанный сервис туннелей, назначение которого — прокидывать локальные порты в интернет ровно для таких случаев… и до меня доходит, что инструмент для решения моей проблемы я держу в руках. Точнее, пишу.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1065414/
#платежный_шлюз #онлайнкасса #туннелирование #тестирование #тестирование_вебприложений #локальная_разработка #https #туннель #вебхук #callback
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Raiders Of The Lost Amontillado
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Raiders Of The Lost Amontillado
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not exactly foss, but this commodore flip phone looks kind of awesome.
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Are you a fan of old-school Commodore? I surely am :ablobcatbongokeyboard: While having fun with long-awaited Commodore 64 Ultimate, a newsletter arrives announcing Commodore Callback - not-so-smart flip phone company is developing and taking pre-orders now :neocat_phone:
Few things caught my attention (as advertised):
- Runs 99% of Android apps (without running Android)
- Flip closure + T9-style texting
- 48MP Sony rear camera with flash and intelligent autofocus.
- DAC sound chips from ESS & Cirrus Logic (ESS created the speech synthesis in Commodore games like Ghostbusters and Impossible Mission.)
- Built-in FM radio.
The website says software is developed by Jolla, newsletter does not state it is the same Sailfish OS:
We partnered with Jolla, the ex-Nokia engineering team behind Sailfish OS, to build a custom version of their operating system. It's Linux, fully open source. Some of the code even traces back to the Nokia era.
Which is interesting because Sailfish OS is proprietary with some components being open source :blobcatthinking:
If software of :commodore: Callback will be fully open source, that would make the device even more interesting!
#commodore #callback #linux #sailfishos #flip #phone #mobile
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Are you a fan of old-school Commodore? I surely am :ablobcatbongokeyboard: While having fun with long-awaited Commodore 64 Ultimate, a newsletter arrives announcing Commodore Callback - not-so-smart flip phone company is developing and taking pre-orders now :neocat_phone:
Few things caught my attention (as advertised):
- Runs 99% of Android apps (without running Android)
- Flip closure + T9-style texting
- 48MP Sony rear camera with flash and intelligent autofocus.
- DAC sound chips from ESS & Cirrus Logic (ESS created the speech synthesis in Commodore games like Ghostbusters and Impossible Mission.)
- Built-in FM radio.
The website says software is developed by Jolla, newsletter does not state it is the same Sailfish OS:
We partnered with Jolla, the ex-Nokia engineering team behind Sailfish OS, to build a custom version of their operating system. It's Linux, fully open source. Some of the code even traces back to the Nokia era.
Which is interesting because Sailfish OS is proprietary with some components being open source :blobcatthinking:
If software of :commodore: Callback will be fully open source, that would make the device even more interesting!
#commodore #callback #linux #sailfishos #flip #phone #mobile
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Falls ihr das Commodore Callback wollt, hier sind nochmal 50 USD weniger mit nem Code drin (nur heute): CHICKENLIPS
Keine Ahnung, ob die personalisiert sind.
https://commodore.net/store/callback-8020/
"If you haven't yet, remember that if you preorder yours today, you can get an extra $50 off (a total of $100 off) PLUS free shipping. Use the code CHICKENLIPS at checkout."
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Would you buy the Commodore Callback 8020 flip phone?
https://commodore.net/callback/
#Commodore #Callback #FlipPhone #socialmedia
Reply and tell me why?
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Would you buy the Commodore Callback 8020 flip phone?
https://commodore.net/callback/
#Commodore #Callback #FlipPhone #socialmedia
Reply and tell me why?
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Ok, get your pitchforks and torches at the ready, but the whole #Commodore #Callback thing is growing on me. 😆 (text input review when?) — #microblogging #MicroToot: 140 characters
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Ok, get your pitchforks and torches at the ready, but the whole #Commodore #Callback thing is growing on me. 😆 (text input review when?) — #microblogging #MicroToot: 140 characters
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When I saw the #Commodore #Callback announcement, I was excited. The negativity it received from the community caught me off guard a little. It shouldn’t have as I can understand it given the history of cash grabs we’ve all seen.
But I love that they’re creating an alternative for a niche market that looks like a competitive offering in that space. Something that’s built on a principle I can relate to. The reaction outside the retro community seems to be very positive.
🧵1/2
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When I saw the #Commodore #Callback announcement, I was excited. The negativity it received from the community caught me off guard a little. It shouldn’t have as I can understand it given the history of cash grabs we’ve all seen.
But I love that they’re creating an alternative for a niche market that looks like a competitive offering in that space. Something that’s built on a principle I can relate to. The reaction outside the retro community seems to be very positive.
🧵1/2
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It seems #Commodore listened to the price complaints. They dropped the price of the Callback by $100 before the preorder opening. Now it’s $399. #callback8020 #callback
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It seems #Commodore listened to the price complaints. They dropped the price of the Callback by $100 before the preorder opening. Now it’s $399. #callback8020 #callback
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So yesterday I was visiting my octogenarian parents for Dad's day and while I was there Mum was complaining that her phone "got all messed up" and her phone numbers weren't where they used to be and how fiddly everything was now.
Turns out her moto phone got a major OTA update and the dialler and a bunch of the base apps changed their UI. And to be honeat it was a FUCKING MESS. The new UI is cluttered and confusing. The controls are too small and the layout makes no sense. It was change fir the sake of change. For a senior who isn't as mentally sharp as they used to be this is tantamount to abuse. It made me ANGRY.
My parents aren't shutins and are not technophobes. They want to stay connected, they like to play games or take pictures or listen to music, but they don't need the bullshit and don't need a fiddly touchscreen to make a damn phone call.
Anyways the point of my rant is that a lot of people asked who would ever want a #Commodore #Callback flip phone.
Well *I* want one. For Mum and Dad.
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So yesterday I was visiting my octogenarian parents for Dad's day and while I was there Mum was complaining that her phone "got all messed up" and her phone numbers weren't where they used to be and how fiddly everything was now.
Turns out her moto phone got a major OTA update and the dialler and a bunch of the base apps changed their UI. And to be honeat it was a FUCKING MESS. The new UI is cluttered and confusing. The controls are too small and the layout makes no sense. It was change fir the sake of change. For a senior who isn't as mentally sharp as they used to be this is tantamount to abuse. It made me ANGRY.
My parents aren't shutins and are not technophobes. They want to stay connected, they like to play games or take pictures or listen to music, but they don't need the bullshit and don't need a fiddly touchscreen to make a damn phone call.
Anyways the point of my rant is that a lot of people asked who would ever want a #Commodore #Callback flip phone.
Well *I* want one. For Mum and Dad.
(...)
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e556 with Michael M and Andy - #StonkRider, #BigWalk, #TinyWind, #Gorilla,JS, #baseball with #ribbie.tv, #slowtech with the #Commodore #Callback, #LEGO #pinball and a whole lot more! https://gamesatwork.biz/2026/06/22/e558-exploding-bananas/
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Pulling together the #shownotes in #ChapelHill for Monday’s posting of @gamesatwork_biz episode e558 with @andypiper, @michaelrowe01 and yours truly. Stories and discussion on #StonkRider, #BigWalk, #TinyWind, #Gorilla,JS, #baseball with #ribbie.tv, #slowtech with the #Commodore #Callback, #LEGO #pinball and a whole lot more! Check out earlier episodes, chock full of #AI #metaverse #AR #VR #gamification and so much more on https://www.gamesatwork.biz
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Pulling together the #shownotes in #ChapelHill for Monday’s posting of @gamesatwork_biz episode e558 with @andypiper, @michaelrowe01 and yours truly. Stories and discussion on #StonkRider, #BigWalk, #TinyWind, #Gorilla,JS, #baseball with #ribbie.tv, #slowtech with the #Commodore #Callback, #LEGO #pinball and a whole lot more! Check out earlier episodes, chock full of #AI #metaverse #AR #VR #gamification and so much more on https://www.gamesatwork.biz
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CW: Commodore Callback thoughts (and a tiny rant)
Jack Tramiel did not give people restricted tech and went: "Sorry we can't make it less expensive." Commodore, especially the 64, was like: "It's not how little it costs. It how much you get." At Atari with the ST it was "Power without the price." And at least when the new devices came out, there was truth to those claims.
This new phone by a new Commodore is not like that. It tries to solve a problem with tech that is caused by behavior, and charges you for it. And then they even go as far as making a blog post on their website about why the price is right, using LotR imagery and references.
Allow me to say this: Thinking a new reduced device will change a problem you have is like thinking diet Coke is the solution to your passion for sugary drinks: It maybe eliminates one factor out of the equasion, but that is not the solution to the underlying problem. Peri saying this would have been what he needed is, with all due respect, at least not thought-through.
The question is: Do you need your smartphone all the time? You go out for a jog or to ride a bike - why the hell do you need to track and share that with the world? You go around in your city - take a photo camera with you, leave the phone at home. If you really want a digital detox, don't say you need a new device for that.
I mean if you think it's for you, go for it. This rant is about the company. I just do not like the marketing here one bit, it's pretentious and bigot. And for me at least, it casts a shadow over what started as a crazy, but interesting restart of a brand that could have been very community oriented, and maybe even gone all in on new vintage tech in the modern age. As of now, it's on its way to gimmicky gadgets territory.
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CW: Commodore Callback thoughts (and a tiny rant)
Jack Tramiel did not give people restricted tech and went: "Sorry we can't make it less expensive." Commodore, especially the 64, was like: "It's not how little it costs. It how much you get." At Atari with the ST it was "Power without the price." And at least when the new devices came out, there was truth to those claims.
This new phone by a new Commodore is not like that. It tries to solve a problem with tech that is caused by behavior, and charges you for it. And then they even go as far as making a blog post on their website about why the price is right, using LotR imagery and references.
Allow me to say this: Thinking a new reduced device will change a problem you have is like thinking diet Coke is the solution to your passion for sugary drinks: It maybe eliminates one factor out of the equasion, but that is not the solution to the underlying problem. Peri saying this would have been what he needed is, with all due respect, at least not thought-through.
The question is: Do you need your smartphone all the time? You go out for a jog or to ride a bike - why the hell do you need to track and share that with the world? You go around in your city - take a photo camera with you, leave the phone at home. If you really want a digital detox, don't say you need a new device for that.
I mean if you think it's for you, go for it. This rant is about the company. I just do not like the marketing here one bit, it's pretentious and bigot. And for me at least, it casts a shadow over what started as a crazy, but interesting restart of a brand that could have been very community oriented, and maybe even gone all in on new vintage tech in the modern age. As of now, it's on its way to gimmicky gadgets territory.
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Commodore just announced a smart-dump minimalist flip-phone, running SailfishOS. I honestly think they're on the right track with all this less toxic technology stuff. No social media, or browsers (blocked at OS level) and no AI, but supports messaging with WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and respects your privacy. It's not going to be cheap, but it's actually something I'd be interested in buying.
https://commodore.net/callback/
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Commodore just announced a smart-dump minimalist flip-phone, running SailfishOS. I honestly think they're on the right track with all this less toxic technology stuff. No social media, or browsers (blocked at OS level) and no AI, but supports messaging with WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and respects your privacy. It's not going to be cheap, but it's actually something I'd be interested in buying.
https://commodore.net/callback/
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Commodore’s Callback 8020 is bringing flip phones back for the digital detox crowd.
https://jpmellojr.blogspot.com/2026/06/commodore-callback-blends-retro-design.html
#Commodore #FlipPhone #DigitalDetox #Callback -
Commodore’s Callback 8020 is bringing flip phones back for the digital detox crowd.
https://jpmellojr.blogspot.com/2026/06/commodore-callback-blends-retro-design.html
#Commodore #FlipPhone #DigitalDetox #Callback -
Two pieces of computing history just met.
Commodore is returning to phones, and it chose Jolla's Sailfish OS to do it. The Commodore Callback 8020 is a flip phone built for stepping away from the feed: privacy designed in, your data kept yours.
Read more: https://commodore.net/callback/
Press release (in Finnish 🇫🇮): https://www.sttinfo.fi/tiedote/72141458/commodore-julkistaa-puhelimen-johon-se-valitsi-jollan-eurooppalaisen-kayttojarjestelman?publisherId=69817166&lang=fi
Press release (in English 🇬🇧): https://jolla.com/content/uploads/2026/06/Commodore-press.pdf?x62051
#Jolla #SailfishOS #commodore #callback #PrivacyFirst #CommunityPowered #European
