This is somewhat interesting.

Ponys 🦄

Declarative creation of browser-native web components.

Neat framework, honestly. A little too verbose, and not very Templ friendly - but for a very pure REST app, I think it's perfectly fine. :)

Goyave

Authentication | Goyave

Goyave provides a convenient and expandable basis for handling authentication in your application and supports basic and JWT authentication out of ...

Tor and I2P, often refered to as "dark web", might actually be brighter than the "clean web" quite soon. Sometimes I regret picking IT as my profession. I could've stood completely oblivious to this shit and needn't worry about it. This kind of "worry" or "kind of a depression-thing" is what actually had me discover Nostr. It did not feel good back then and it never will in the future either. Honestly, sometimes, I just quietly think to myself, that shooting certain people might be better than demonstrating, at some point... x.x ugh.

Talk about priorities... xD

Probably gonna turn this into an alpinejs plugin eventually...

GitHub

GitHub - clauderic/virtualized-list: A tiny, Vanilla JS, virtualization library

A tiny, Vanilla JS, virtualization library. Contribute to clauderic/virtualized-list development by creating an account on GitHub.

Back in 2012, when I worked with AJAXChat, we would eventually notice our browser bugging out when too many messages were in memory. Sure, they're all technically just li>span with text, but after a while the backlog did get rather big :p So perhaps imma try and use this. o.o

The heck? I just learned that

JSR

JSR: the JavaScript Registry

JSR is the open-source package registry for modern JavaScript. JSR natively supports TypeScript, and works with all JS runtimes and package managers.

exists. ... Why? Why do we need another package repository? Man am I glad Go just uses Git...

The harmony in the hook in this one is insane <3 #tunestr

Spotify

Ice 2 Ice feat. miko

Amateras Records, miko · Crevice of Darkness · Song · 2014

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Dyad | Flexible, local, open-source AI app builder

Same person who made matcha.css also made mizu.js:

mizu.js | Lightweight HTML templating library for any-side rendering

mizu.js is a TypeScript/JavaScript library designed to provide a simple and efficient way to create dynamic web pages without the need for a comple...

Very much reminicent of DataStar and other hypermedia things. Honestly, it's pretty neat. o.o

Little touches like this can go a long way. I like this.

GitHub

GitHub - 720kb/checked.css: Tiny set of pure CSS animations that applies to checked elements. The power of checkbox.css + radiobox.css https://720kb.github.io/checked.css

Tiny set of pure CSS animations that applies to checked elements. The power of checkbox.css + radiobox.css https://720kb.github.io/checked.css - 72...

Now I wonder what transistions and stuff can be applied to text put into an <input>...

GitHub

GitHub - yairEO/fancyInput: Makes typing in input fields fun with CSS3 effects

Makes typing in input fields fun with CSS3 effects - yairEO/fancyInput

200% mood. Lazyness wins. View quoted note →

those list scrolls - oh my god o_o

Effeckt.css

UI-Less & Performant Transitions & Animations

Ok this is cool o3o Very component-y. Easy to drop in. Just wish I could load the SVG through the CSS to not having to remember to stuff it into my HTML. But, minor problem, really.

Gist

80s Fonts Text Effect 5: CSS Neon Font Text Effect

80s Fonts Text Effect 5: CSS Neon Font Text Effect - 80s-fonts-text-effect-5-css-neon-font-text-effect.markdown

eesh...now THAT is quite a reality check o.o;; https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/1k7qfn5/10mb_hard_drives_cost_3398_in_1981_thats_12000/

Remember when free speech was real? View quoted note →

#neat

GitHub

GitHub - pubky/pubky-core: An open protocol for per-public-key backends for censorship resistant web applications.

An open protocol for per-public-key backends for censorship resistant web applications. - pubky/pubky-core

The last braincell I have left after the past 14 days:

Still so sad that jailbreaking things has become even more of a nieche than it used to be... Nowadays, it's just straight to the bounty/bug hunting site, get some cash off of it, and bugger off. Really miss the time where jailbreaking/rooting things was much more of a goal, rather than a quick way to grab a buck. ref.:

Dopamine

An iOS 15.0 - 16.6.1* jailbreak for A8 - A16 and M1 - M2 devices

wew, #NoStrudel seems to work for me again. Man... native Nostr apps for Windows would be kinda nice. o.o