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  1. I just want to say FUCK YOU NPMJS.COM for making me having to create a new access token every 90 days maximum, and for offering a shitty 2FA without TOTP option

    #npm #developer #webdeveloper #node #npmpackage #javascript #nodejs #node #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #js #typescrypt #web #programmer #npmjs

  2. I just want to say FUCK YOU NPMJS.COM for making me having to create a new access token every 90 days maximum, and for offering a shitty 2FA without TOTP option

    #npm #developer #webdeveloper #node #npmpackage #javascript #nodejs #node #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #js #typescrypt #web #programmer #npmjs

  3. I just want to say FUCK YOU NPMJS.COM for making me having to create a new access token every 90 days maximum, and for offering a shitty 2FA without TOTP option

    #npm #developer #webdeveloper #node #npmpackage #javascript #nodejs #node #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #js #typescrypt #web #programmer #npmjs

  4. I just want to say FUCK YOU NPMJS.COM for making me having to create a new access token every 90 days maximum, and for offering a shitty 2FA without TOTP option

    #npm #developer #webdeveloper #node #npmpackage #javascript #nodejs #node #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #js #typescrypt #web #programmer #npmjs

  5. I just want to say FUCK YOU NPMJS.COM for making me having to create a new access token every 90 days maximum, and for offering a shitty 2FA without TOTP option

    #npm #developer #webdeveloper #node #npmpackage #javascript #nodejs #node #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #js #typescrypt #web #programmer #npmjs

  6. How is Ada Lovelace ? The first programmer in history

    Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace (née Byron; 10 December 1815 – 27 November 1852), also known as Ada Lovelace, was an English mathematician and writer chiefly known for work on Charles Babbage's proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the analytical engine. She was the first to recognise the machine had applications beyond pure calculation. Lovelace is often considered the first computer programmer.

    EN: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Love
    PT-BR: tecnoblog.net/responde/quem-fo

    #woman #adalovelace #programmer #developer #software #software_engineering #software_development

  7. How is Ada Lovelace ? The first programmer in history

    Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace (née Byron; 10 December 1815 – 27 November 1852), also known as Ada Lovelace, was an English mathematician and writer chiefly known for work on Charles Babbage's proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the analytical engine. She was the first to recognise the machine had applications beyond pure calculation. Lovelace is often considered the first computer programmer.

    EN: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Love
    PT-BR: tecnoblog.net/responde/quem-fo

    #woman #adalovelace #programmer #developer #software #software_engineering #software_development

  8. The company I work for is requiring we use #AI #GenerativeAI and #AIAgents for software development.
    I, as a software developer, have been trying it for the past couple of months, but it seems too annoying. I really don't like that at all!
    My peers seem blown away by that technology, they are advocating it and seem enjoying it.

    What am I doing wrong? I feel very bored and unmotivated to use this!

    #Developer #Development #BolhaDev #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Copilot #ClaudeCode #Claude #Anthropic #AnthropicAI #Coding #Programming #Programmer #Career

  9. The company I work for is requiring we use #AI #GenerativeAI and #AIAgents for software development.
    I, as a software developer, have been trying it for the past couple of months, but it seems too annoying. I really don't like that at all!
    My peers seem blown away by that technology, they are advocating it and seem enjoying it.

    What am I doing wrong? I feel very bored and unmotivated to use this!

    #Developer #Development #BolhaDev #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Copilot #ClaudeCode #Claude #Anthropic #AnthropicAI #Coding #Programming #Programmer #Career

  10. The company I work for is requiring we use #AI #GenerativeAI and #AIAgents for software development.
    I, as a software developer, have been trying it for the past couple of months, but it seems too annoying. I really don't like that at all!
    My peers seem blown away by that technology, they are advocating it and seem enjoying it.

    What am I doing wrong? I feel very bored and unmotivated to use this!

    #Developer #Development #BolhaDev #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Copilot #ClaudeCode #Claude #Anthropic #AnthropicAI #Coding #Programming #Programmer #Career

  11. The company I work for is requiring we use #AI #GenerativeAI and #AIAgents for software development.
    I, as a software developer, have been trying it for the past couple of months, but it seems too annoying. I really don't like that at all!
    My peers seem blown away by that technology, they are advocating it and seem enjoying it.

    What am I doing wrong? I feel very bored and unmotivated to use this!

    #Developer #Development #BolhaDev #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Copilot #ClaudeCode #Claude #Anthropic #AnthropicAI #Coding #Programming #Programmer #Career

  12. The company I work for is requiring we use and for software development.
    I, as a software developer, have been trying it for the past couple of months, but it seems too annoying. I really don't like that at all!
    My peers seem blown away by that technology, they are advocating it and seem enjoying it.

    What am I doing wrong? I feel very bored and unmotivated to use this!

  13. RE: disabled.social/@vlrny/1165408

    Not voting, as I was born #disabled

    In the #blind community, I was #sighted, although I was born with #cataracts and have always been #LegallyBlind. My dad was blind, and navigated everywhere with his #whitecane. He ws part of an #advocacy #organiztion, and he traveled around the #US by air. His sister, my Aunt Buffy, was a #COBOL #programmer for Sears in #Chicago. She took me to her work once. We rode the #El with her #GuideDog, Ginger.

    This meant that it was tough to get away with "Blind kids can't. . ." unless I'd actually *tried*..

    #RepresentationMatters.

  14. RE: disabled.social/@vlrny/1165408

    Not voting, as I was born #disabled

    In the #blind community, I was #sighted, although I was born with #cataracts and have always been #LegallyBlind. My dad was blind, and navigated everywhere with his #whitecane. He ws part of an #advocacy #organiztion, and he traveled around the #US by air. His sister, my Aunt Buffy, was a #COBOL #programmer for Sears in #Chicago. She took me to her work once. We rode the #El with her #GuideDog, Ginger.

    This meant that it was tough to get away with "Blind kids can't. . ." unless I'd actually *tried*..

    #RepresentationMatters.

  15. RE: disabled.social/@vlrny/1165408

    Not voting, as I was born #disabled

    In the #blind community, I was #sighted, although I was born with #cataracts and have always been #LegallyBlind. My dad was blind, and navigated everywhere with his #whitecane. He ws part of an #advocacy #organiztion, and he traveled around the #US by air. His sister, my Aunt Buffy, was a #COBOL #programmer for Sears in #Chicago. She took me to her work once. We rode the #El with her #GuideDog, Ginger.

    This meant that it was tough to get away with "Blind kids can't. . ." unless I'd actually *tried*..

    #RepresentationMatters.

  16. RE: disabled.social/@vlrny/1165408

    Not voting, as I was born #disabled

    In the #blind community, I was #sighted, although I was born with #cataracts and have always been #LegallyBlind. My dad was blind, and navigated everywhere with his #whitecane. He ws part of an #advocacy #organiztion, and he traveled around the #US by air. His sister, my Aunt Buffy, was a #COBOL #programmer for Sears in #Chicago. She took me to her work once. We rode the #El with her #GuideDog, Ginger.

    This meant that it was tough to get away with "Blind kids can't. . ." unless I'd actually *tried*..

    #RepresentationMatters.

  17. A very nice pair of pieces for all my chums to read today. The first summarises bugs in some code: seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q2/3. The Rust code in question replaces older code which only didn't have those bugs because it had had 30 years of bug reports and patches. The second article dives into some common patterns patterns in the bugs. Those patterns will occur in code written in *every* language, so the lessons to be taken will apply to *you*: corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust-won

  18. A very nice pair of pieces for all my #programmer chums to read today. The first summarises bugs in some #Rust code: seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q2/3. The Rust code in question replaces older #C code which only didn't have those bugs because it had had 30 years of bug reports and patches. The second article dives into some common patterns patterns in the bugs. Those patterns will occur in code written in *every* language, so the lessons to be taken will apply to *you*: corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust-won

    #bugs

  19. A very nice pair of pieces for all my #programmer chums to read today. The first summarises bugs in some #Rust code: seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q2/3. The Rust code in question replaces older #C code which only didn't have those bugs because it had had 30 years of bug reports and patches. The second article dives into some common patterns patterns in the bugs. Those patterns will occur in code written in *every* language, so the lessons to be taken will apply to *you*: corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust-won

    #bugs

  20. A very nice pair of pieces for all my #programmer chums to read today. The first summarises bugs in some #Rust code: seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q2/3. The Rust code in question replaces older #C code which only didn't have those bugs because it had had 30 years of bug reports and patches. The second article dives into some common patterns patterns in the bugs. Those patterns will occur in code written in *every* language, so the lessons to be taken will apply to *you*: corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust-won

    #bugs

  21. A very nice pair of pieces for all my #programmer chums to read today. The first summarises bugs in some #Rust code: seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q2/3. The Rust code in question replaces older #C code which only didn't have those bugs because it had had 30 years of bug reports and patches. The second article dives into some common patterns patterns in the bugs. Those patterns will occur in code written in *every* language, so the lessons to be taken will apply to *you*: corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust-won

    #bugs