Bookmarks

• JSONlines
• JSON streaming
• Alexander Korotkov's blog - Drawing Graphs Directly in Psql
• Alexander Korotkov's blog - Faceted Search in the Single PostgreSQL Query
• magento engineering challenges
• Measuring Watermeter with HomeAssistant | TechJunky | Domotica & Technology
• P1-monitor watermeter – ZTATZ
• Watermeter uitlezen in Home Assistant met Esphome - Huizebruin.nl
• What's New With OAuth and OIDC? - YouTube
• slimme watermeter

Likes

• https://www.zuidwijk.com/stock-will-be-filled-today-180-pcs/

Notes

• The JSON data type in MariaDB is an alias to LONGTEXT. It seems that even changing the column type from LONGTEXT to JSON doesn't even change the type in the schema, even though it says it updated something. link
• It seems it should be possible to read the liters of water used from the water meter with a reed switch or some kind of pulse meter. It seems there are solutions that cost about EUR 80. The water meter that we have, has ways to mount a digital meter on top. Perhaps I can make something that reads the gauge. link
• Ekster adds _source now as a field to the feed items. link
• I made some improvements to the WebSub Hub. This should now actually expire old subscriptions. link
• I'm trying to add the "_source" field to items in Ekster. At the moment it adds the information from the FeedHeader when it is available. link
• I just pushed a nice improvement for ek. It allows you to use the name or uid of the channel in all commands. This makes working with it a lot easier. No need to remember random IDs. link
• The coolest feature from Ekster that I forgot about was the new search integration.You can now search for items in your system in specific fields. An example would be a query for name:weekly. The part "name:" would find items with the word weekly appearing in the name. All supported JF2 properties could be looked for. link
• I just noticed Home Assistant supports Indieauth to get access tokens. That's great! link
• A few days ago I saw a video by Aaron Parecki talking about PKCE. It seems to be a useful improvement to OAuth and Indieauth.

So today I added this to the weblog. It can now do the extra verification that happens, because of PKCE. It was pretty simple as you can add it as a few steps between the normal authentication. The structure itself stays very much the same. So this was the authorization server side of the protocol. Now I should add this to the clients that I created. link

Replies

• https://aaronparecki.com/2021/10/28/10/netlify
• https://twitter.com/pstuifzand/status/1450791003779182603

Bookmarks

• slimme watermeter
• Book notes: Becoming a Technical Leader

Notes

• Ekster adds _source now as a field to the feed items. link
• I made some improvements to the WebSub Hub. This should now actually expire old subscriptions. link
• I'm trying to add the "_source" field to items in Ekster. At the moment it adds the information from the FeedHeader when it is available. link
• I just pushed a nice improvement for ek. It allows you to use the name or uid of the channel in all commands. This makes working with it a lot easier. No need to remember random IDs. link
• The coolest feature from Ekster that I forgot about was the new search integration.You can now search for items in your system in specific fields. An example would be a query for name:weekly. The part "name:" would find items with the word weekly appearing in the name. All supported JF2 properties could be looked for. link
• I just noticed Home Assistant supports Indieauth to get access tokens. That's great! link

• A few days ago I saw a video by Aaron Parecki talking about PKCE. It seems to be a useful improvement to OAuth and Indieauth.

  So today I added this to the weblog. It can now do the extra verification that happens, because of PKCE. It was pretty simple as you can add it as a few steps between the normal authentication. The structure itself stays very much the same. So this was the authorization server side of the protocol. Now I should add this to the clients that I created. link

Bookmarks

• 24 Tips for Using Composer Efficiently — Martin Hujer blog
• 💻 Easy peasy composer local package symlink: composer-link | Substrakt

Bookmarks

• WTF Happened to Custom Layout Updates in Magento v2.3.4 | Max Chadwick
• Local composer development with Magento 2 - Yireo Blog
• evilsocket/opensnitch: OpenSnitch is a GNU/Linux port of the Little Snitch application firewall
• GtkSharpNodeViewTutorial | Mono
• espanso - Cross-platform Text Expander written in Rust
• The people who have no voice inside their head
• README.md - nanopub - Micropub for Static Sites

Notes

• Use "UTF8_STRING" to copy text to the Gdk.Clipboard. link

Bookmarks

• Typora -- a markdown editor, markdown reader.
• JetBrains Mono: A free and open source typeface for developers | JetBrains: Developer Tools for Professionals and Teams
• Is it really just sexism? An alternative argument for why women leave STEM
• cookiecutter/cookiecutter: A command-line utility that creates projects from cookiecutters (project templates), e.g. Python package projects, jQuery plugin projects.
• dgiagio/warp: Create self-contained single binary applications

Likes

• https://twitter.com/BellaWo0/status/1217856433376636929

Articles

• Bullet Journal Companion App

Bookmarks

• The efficiency destroying magic of tidying up
• Writing userspace USB drivers for abandoned devices
• Build your own react
• xdotool
• Debugging variables with watchpoints
• Markdown clipper
• gsantner/markor: Text editor - Notes & ToDo (for Android) - Markdown, todo.txt, plaintext, math, ..

Replies

• https://twitter.com/texpandapp

Bookmarks

• gsantner/markor: Text editor - Notes & ToDo (for Android) - Markdown, todo.txt, plaintext, math, ..
• AutoKey: API Documentation
• Kupfer Manual
• Kupfer-Spotify/spotify.py at master · stephenrjohnson/Kupfer-Spotify
• Notepad android app
• xeor/taggo: Tag organizer that uses filenames and symlinks to create tags.
• tfeldmann/organize: The file management automation tool.
• benjaminoakes/maid: Be lazy. Let Maid clean up after you, based on rules you define. Think of it as "Hazel for hackers".
• jonhadfield/sn-cli: a command line interface for standard notes
• An Agile pace
• How I Organize Evernote

Likes

• https://twitter.com/shutupmikeginn/status/596096575887147008
• https://twitter.com/cleverdevil/status/1183409183431053318

Notes

• A draft can be used to prepare a little post with image, or basic information pre added, or a journaling prompt. link
• Now I'm trying to built the coffee counter with Tasker and Resilio Sync. Every day around midnight Tasker writes the coffee count to a file. This count will be synced to my desktop computer and can then be processed with a script for Exist. link
• I have been sending coffees data to Exist for about two weeks now and I'm already getting new correlations. On of the things I found by myself is that I drink 4 cups almost every day. link

Bookmarks

• gsantner/markor: Text editor - Notes & ToDo (for Android) - Markdown, todo.txt, plaintext, math, ..
• AutoKey: API Documentation
• Kupfer Manual
• Kupfer-Spotify/spotify.py at master · stephenrjohnson/Kupfer-Spotify
• Notepad android app
• xeor/taggo: Tag organizer that uses filenames and symlinks to create tags.
• tfeldmann/organize: The file management automation tool.
• benjaminoakes/maid: Be lazy. Let Maid clean up after you, based on rules you define. Think of it as "Hazel for hackers".
• jonhadfield/sn-cli: a command line interface for standard notes
• An Agile pace
• How I Organize Evernote

Likes

• https://twitter.com/shutupmikeginn/status/596096575887147008
• https://twitter.com/cleverdevil/status/1183409183431053318

Notes

• A draft can be used to prepare a little post with image, or basic information pre added, or a journaling prompt.
• Now I'm trying to built the coffee counter with Tasker and Resilio Sync. Every day around midnight Tasker writes the coffee count to a file. This count will be synced to my desktop computer and can then be processed with a script for Exist.
• I have been sending coffees data to Exist for about two weeks now and I'm already getting new correlations. On of the things I found by myself is that I drink 4 cups almost every day.