It's very VERY common to have co-branded credit cards in JP for things you wouldn't expect. The Pompompurin and Chainsawman credit cards are personal favorites.
September 23, 2025 at 2:49 PM
It's very VERY common to have co-branded credit cards in JP for things you wouldn't expect. The Pompompurin and Chainsawman credit cards are personal favorites.
it's wild how quickly "I'm a non-partisan centrist" turns into "I'm a far right apologist" at the slightest inconvenience.
September 20, 2025 at 1:54 PM
it's wild how quickly "I'm a non-partisan centrist" turns into "I'm a far right apologist" at the slightest inconvenience.
Admitting your platform is full of nazis is an interesting marketing move
July 12, 2025 at 11:18 PM
Admitting your platform is full of nazis is an interesting marketing move
In Old Street station (aka "silicon roundabout")
Time to burn everything to the ground.
Time to burn everything to the ground.
June 5, 2025 at 2:50 PM
In Old Street station (aka "silicon roundabout")
Time to burn everything to the ground.
Time to burn everything to the ground.
Restrictions around the new Stripe OnRamp are kinda goofy.
Nice docs though.
Nice docs though.
May 27, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Restrictions around the new Stripe OnRamp are kinda goofy.
Nice docs though.
Nice docs though.
Wanna swap?
Please?
I need a vacation~
Please?
I need a vacation~
May 7, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Wanna swap?
Please?
I need a vacation~
Please?
I need a vacation~
The TikTok moderation system is still a bizarre unknown to me. You'll see the most heinous racist and xenophobic comments posted with "no violation found" responses posted. But as soon as you're critical of the Apache Foundation, that's a step too far, for both automation and manual reviewers.
May 7, 2025 at 5:44 AM
The TikTok moderation system is still a bizarre unknown to me. You'll see the most heinous racist and xenophobic comments posted with "no violation found" responses posted. But as soon as you're critical of the Apache Foundation, that's a step too far, for both automation and manual reviewers.
Fairly sure I've found the server that the logs are being pushed to, and unfortunately, it has a wide open Postgres instance, an FTP server running on it, and resolves to a single IP in Israel (hosted by IGLD) - still investigating
May 4, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Fairly sure I've found the server that the logs are being pushed to, and unfortunately, it has a wide open Postgres instance, an FTP server running on it, and resolves to a single IP in Israel (hosted by IGLD) - still investigating
Yes, the credentials are actively being used to bundle the log archive that's sent off to the remote servers.
May 4, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Yes, the credentials are actively being used to bundle the log archive that's sent off to the remote servers.
Yeahhhhh, so one of their subdomains (not hard to find which one) is running on a server with a completely public and unencrypted Postgres instance...
May 4, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Yeahhhhh, so one of their subdomains (not hard to find which one) is running on a server with a completely public and unencrypted Postgres instance...
Following up on that, the domain resolves to an IP in Tel Aviv
May 3, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Following up on that, the domain resolves to an IP in Tel Aviv
Had a brief look through the source, interesting domains that they're sending the archives to...
May 3, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Had a brief look through the source, interesting domains that they're sending the archives to...
Unemployed discord oomfs at 2 pm on a weekday.
April 29, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Unemployed discord oomfs at 2 pm on a weekday.
Starting to get the urge to get back into doing project write-ups with some of the stuff I've been experimenting with over the last few weeks.
Latest project, composing and marshalling 1000 transactions per response and hitting 5.2k rps on a single 0.25 VCPU instance 👀
Latest project, composing and marshalling 1000 transactions per response and hitting 5.2k rps on a single 0.25 VCPU instance 👀
April 29, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Starting to get the urge to get back into doing project write-ups with some of the stuff I've been experimenting with over the last few weeks.
Latest project, composing and marshalling 1000 transactions per response and hitting 5.2k rps on a single 0.25 VCPU instance 👀
Latest project, composing and marshalling 1000 transactions per response and hitting 5.2k rps on a single 0.25 VCPU instance 👀
Not necessarily needed here as it's only one field, but as you expand it, you can use struct inheritance to share the common struct values between the two, keeps things DRY 🤙
April 25, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Not necessarily needed here as it's only one field, but as you expand it, you can use struct inheritance to share the common struct values between the two, keeps things DRY 🤙
Watching @hellopeter.dev from afar, increasing in velocity, rapidly approaching the thought of "sure, I'll try setting up Kubernetes, it can't be *that* bad", followed by the 90 degree learning curve
March 27, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Watching @hellopeter.dev from afar, increasing in velocity, rapidly approaching the thought of "sure, I'll try setting up Kubernetes, it can't be *that* bad", followed by the 90 degree learning curve
- On create/update instead of `var` and passing a ptr you can init as a ptr with
p := new(Post)
c.BindJson(p)
- Instead of actually deleting, its good practice to soft-delete by setting a deleted at timestamp and on your queries filtering them out
p := new(Post)
c.BindJson(p)
- Instead of actually deleting, its good practice to soft-delete by setting a deleted at timestamp and on your queries filtering them out
March 19, 2025 at 8:25 PM
- On create/update instead of `var` and passing a ptr you can init as a ptr with
p := new(Post)
c.BindJson(p)
- Instead of actually deleting, its good practice to soft-delete by setting a deleted at timestamp and on your queries filtering them out
p := new(Post)
c.BindJson(p)
- Instead of actually deleting, its good practice to soft-delete by setting a deleted at timestamp and on your queries filtering them out
MFs out here speaking like its quebecois just to set the background and text color on a blank page.
Tailwind cult members reading this like:
Tailwind cult members reading this like:
March 18, 2025 at 3:01 AM
MFs out here speaking like its quebecois just to set the background and text color on a blank page.
Tailwind cult members reading this like:
Tailwind cult members reading this like:
I'm so glad I quit frontend dev before Tailwind existed because what the actual fuck is this?!
March 18, 2025 at 2:55 AM
I'm so glad I quit frontend dev before Tailwind existed because what the actual fuck is this?!
My low tier conspiracy is that someone/thing is using @flightradar24.com for covert communications.
Every time I look in the evenings, for the last few months, there have been an odd number of ground vehicles in the most tracked section and they're *always* at Amsterdam Schiphol.
Every time I look in the evenings, for the last few months, there have been an odd number of ground vehicles in the most tracked section and they're *always* at Amsterdam Schiphol.
February 11, 2025 at 10:38 PM
My low tier conspiracy is that someone/thing is using @flightradar24.com for covert communications.
Every time I look in the evenings, for the last few months, there have been an odd number of ground vehicles in the most tracked section and they're *always* at Amsterdam Schiphol.
Every time I look in the evenings, for the last few months, there have been an odd number of ground vehicles in the most tracked section and they're *always* at Amsterdam Schiphol.
Looking forward to Americels ranting about gas prices are going up.
$182.22bn petroleum and $90.13bn cars/trucks imported in 2022.
By comparison refined petroleum was the US' largest export ($138bn) with 39.9% of that going to Canada and Mexico.
$182.22bn petroleum and $90.13bn cars/trucks imported in 2022.
By comparison refined petroleum was the US' largest export ($138bn) with 39.9% of that going to Canada and Mexico.
February 3, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Looking forward to Americels ranting about gas prices are going up.
$182.22bn petroleum and $90.13bn cars/trucks imported in 2022.
By comparison refined petroleum was the US' largest export ($138bn) with 39.9% of that going to Canada and Mexico.
$182.22bn petroleum and $90.13bn cars/trucks imported in 2022.
By comparison refined petroleum was the US' largest export ($138bn) with 39.9% of that going to Canada and Mexico.
I got told I belong in the HR department.
December 12, 2024 at 6:57 PM
I got told I belong in the HR department.