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by grose 4y ago
Traffic is "free" through one crazy trick, the Bandwidth Alliance (B2 + Cloudflare). I stole the idea from this blog post: https://jross.me/free-personal-image-hosting-with-backblaze-...
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by grose 4y ago
My secret sauce is that I'm using B2 (Backblaze) + Cloudflare Workers to save on egress fees. I am thinking of switching to Cloudflare's storage thingy as well. But bandwidth is cheap, in exchange the download speeds are not so gr
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by grose 4y ago
Thats's a good idea! I think I will add a smaller plan later. Please check back soon (might take a few days, looks like I have lots of bugs to squash)! The prices are more or less a direct reflection of the potential fees so it should
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by grose 4y ago
Quick update: I think uploading might be kinda totally messed up right now. I'll check it later after I'm done with my day job. Sorry everyone and thanks for trying it out. Send me an e-mail if you see any bugs and I will take a l
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by grose 4y ago
That is a great idea. I definitely need a demo page.
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by grose 4y ago
I'll look into serverside Last.fm support. I think it should be relatively easy to add. Agreed that an app would be awesome but I don't have the resources for it :(. The web interface works decently as a PWA (at least on Android a
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by grose 4y ago
Thanks! Good question, I think it's probably mostly a mental block on being "done". There was always "one more feature" I wanted to add before trying to market it. The feature I can most think of right now is playli
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by grose 4y ago
I tried to make this after Google Play Music died, but I never found any success. Here's my site. You can try it for free: https://inter.tube It supports almost all of Subsonic (highly recommend play:Sub on iOS). FLAC works
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by grose 4y ago
Carles, of Hipster Runoff fame, wrote a series in 2015 (IIRC) about this aesthetic, which he calls contemporary conformism. https://tykoblog.wordpress.com/2016/09/02/the-contemporary-c... I think about this a
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by grose 4y ago
I have been waiting for this for a long time. I run a small forum and have maybe 10 core users who use it a lot. It is a recreation of a forgotten kind of old forum but with some modern features. I would like users to be able to opt-in to p
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by grose 4y ago
It's important to consider your audience and there are all kinds of tools to bridge the gap. If you really want someone non-technical to work on a Markdown file with you, show them a nice online Markdown editor with a live preview. If
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by grose 4y ago
Datalog is great for representing authorization rules. Check out Biscuits, which are auth tokens with Datalog embedded in them. This article is what made it 'click' for me: https://www.clever-cloud.com/blog/en
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by grose 4y ago
An online music locker: http://inter.tube/ You can store your music in The Cloud (mp3 and FLAC supported). Includes a barebones web player and is compatible with the Subsonic protocol so you can use native apps with it. It
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by grose 4y ago
This is cool, really dig the text look. Reminds me of https://wttr.in/ . I would love to see more of these text-based sites.
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by grose 4y ago
Kebab-case is used in languages that don't have subtraction operators in arbitrary locations (in the sense of C), like Lisp and CSS.
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by grose 4y ago
This would be great for generating avatars from usernames, very cool.
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by grose 4y ago
It's also a meme in Japan, called "pien". https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-topics/c03823/
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by grose 4y ago
Great article. I am super excited for :has, I think it will open up a lot of doors to truly declaritive UI with vanilla CSS and HTML. One more handy feature is data attributes. You can use them to introduce some state to your UI. Here'
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by grose 4y ago
I'm in the Prolog Discord (invite code: https://discord.gg/pUFm3Tjq ), if you're OK with that. I understand if you prefer IRC but I don't currently have a good setup for it unfortunately. I'll add that to
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by grose 4y ago
I agree something like that would be really cool. If you have any ideas for the API, feel free to make an issue on the php or trealla-js repos to discuss.
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by grose 4y ago
I think you're reading too much into it. This project is more of a love letter to PHP than an attack on it. Some of the criticisms from the "fractal of bad design" post apply equally to Prolog, like the stuff about inconsiste
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by grose 4y ago
Hey, this is mine. Thanks for submitting it. I'll answer some questions. > Why? I ported Trealla Prolog to WASM (WASI) and I was looking for something useful to test it against. I found Spin, which can run WASM+CGI, and landed on th
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by grose 4y ago
This does use existing software. The onus behind this project was to test my port of Trealla Prolog (which was written by someone else) to WASM. Without a Unixy standard environment it would have been a lot harder. In theory, WASI should en
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by grose 4y ago
Recently I enjoyed some "retrofuturistic" development with WASM and CGI. Spin[1], a webserver written in Rust, can execute WASI[2] binaries that speak CGI. You can then deploy it to Fermyon Cloud or your own server and it "ju
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by grose 4y ago
I agree that embedding Prolog is a compelling use case. I ported Trealla Prolog to WASM to help the cause. It's super cool being able to store some business rules as a chunk of Prolog text and run them on both the backend and the front
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by grose 4y ago
This is the best reference site I've found: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c There's also man pages for all the libc stuff. Try `man 2 listen` or `man 3 printf`. The VSCode plugin for C is pretty decent as wel
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by grose 4y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation, much appreciated.
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by grose 4y ago
Ah, reminds me of the good ol' Windows 98 login bypass: https://epiclogon.ytmnd.com/
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by grose 4y ago
Very intriguing! Is there an explanation anywhere of how this is different from Prolog? It seems like almost the same thing. That is not a criticism BTW, I love Prolog. From what I can tell the main difference is it has functions with retur
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by grose 4y ago
Zig? I think it ticks all the boxes.

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