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  1. @harish@hachyderm.ioMastodon

    I am going to share a bit about a rabbit hole I went down recently. I was curious what the deal was with GNU nano. Why is it always there? Why does it feel so weird? Who could possibly care about it given its bindings don’t feel native on GNU like #Emacs nor does it rely on the ubiquity (and supposed compositional grammar) of vi? So here is the thing, there was once an email client called Pine. (Kids, ask your parents.) And Pine had a beloved email composition system called Pico (Pine composer), which was also available as its own editor. And its philosophy was geared for beginners. Think mo

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  3. @infosec.skyfleet.blueBluesky

    Hackers abuse Google Ads, Bing redirects to push Claude ClickFix attacks

    bleepingcomputer.com Hackers abuse Google Ads, Bing redirects to push Claude ClickFix attacks

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  4. @sevoris.bsky.socialBluesky

    Retrospective of the last months of personal software #UIdesign - I keep deleting the left sidebars. First it was left sidebar navigation- replaced by an in-tab homescreen (and a go to home button). Now I’m deleting the left sidebar "major modes"/"new tab of tool X" too and replacing it with a modal

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  5. @cheatlines.coBluesky

    mechanical keyboard with a DIN connector on a modern computer: of course, there's a dedicated subreddit 1981 dot matrix printer on a modern computer: epson still has the backward compatible driver on their downloads page Wacom rs-232 tablet on a modern computer: you oaf, you worm, you reprobate,,

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  7. @unormal.bsky.socialBluesky

    the idea we're going to have like 100x software but with *fewer* people is very funny to me, very funny to think that and be like oh yeah thats going to be good

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  8. @deltafurtrash.macrofurs.social.ap.brid.gyBluesky

    Just within the first few weeks of being on Bluesky again (ya know, gently getting my toes wet again), it's wild to me just how much even their simple algorithm messes with my head. I am very thankful for Mastadon, and suspect that even as I begin to grow in things and show more of my hobbies […]

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  11. @tryintegral.bsky.socialBluesky

    Meet Integral. Messaging, redesigned around privacy. Inspired by iMessage. Built on the Matrix protocol. No ads. No tracking. No selling your data. Free. Private. Simple. Coming soon to iPhone. Here’s a first look at the Integral interface ↓

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  12. @nathansnelgrove.bsky.socialBluesky

    I don't usually disagree with Declan, but I think he's dead wrong about the ribbon bar, and it turns out I feel pretty strongly about it: nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/the-...

    nathansnelgrove.com The design and societal failure of Microsoft's ribbon bar

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  14. @imrehg@fosstodon.orgMastodon

    While doing this Forgejo setup, I was checking HackerNews for any interesting relevant discussions. It popped up this blog post, to replace email notifications with XMPP -- for Forgejo, but actually the solution works for any other server that talks SMTP (email delivery). The vibes of the blog - and the rest of the site - really resonates :) Plenty to explore and get some inspiration from someone making a lot of "silly little projects" :) マリウス.com/teaching-an-old-dog-n…

    xn--gckvb8fzb.com Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks: Forgejo + XMPP

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  16. @phoronix-poster.bsky.socialBluesky

    SQLite 3.54 Released With Faster Performance, Drops Windows XP Support - https://www.phoronix.com/news/SQLite-3.54-Released

    phoronix.com SQLite 3.54 Released With Faster Performance, Drops Windows XP Support

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  18. @nyxtilda.bsky.socialBluesky

    A very niche thing I never thought I'd bother with in my life: Disabling random messages / friend requests on Discord. Like, I enjoy meeting new people and what have you. But bots, scammers, strangers? Not ideal. It's called a "friends list" And it's one I need to clean at some point tbh.

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  19. @wildpeaks.frBluesky

    Glad I've sticked to Node + Typescript instead of switching to Deno, they'll stop support in a year: deno.com/blog/cloudfl... #webdev

    deno.com Deno is joining Cloudflare | Deno

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  20. @malookshah.bsky.socialBluesky

    Underrated part of Fake SMS: you set the sender yourself - any name, any number. Stack that with Sent/Received/Draft/Outbox/Failed states and the fake thread holds up. 4.5★, 4,778 ratings. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codebage.jallifaketextsms&hl=en #indiedev

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