I had a teacher long ago who wrote a book or was writing one about it. But I can't remember his name and google and wayback machine is no help :(
I wish i could search for "author who smoked a pipe and looked like david the gnome"

This looks great! I just ate and now I'm hungry again

Check out @pa.nton.cx 's database of 'sketchy boats' here: sketchy.boats/about

JSON has been great for me.

It is easy to generate JSON, easy to read, easy to transfer and easy to parse.

The client side uses it to determine what a specific product+version can do.
The firmware side uses the same JSON to generate (some) C code.

Keeps its abilities and reality in sync.

But you're not wrong on not wanting to be tied to one single onboarding(or other) protocol.

Within just our own products we let each device specify what it supports, but have found a need for them to specify that it supports multiple so different clients could pick what is most convenient.

Sounds good!

I'm first going to properly read the JSDevice draft and also those of mathematical mesh so I more clearly understand where one responsibility ends and the other begins before I can give more valid feedback.

Not to diminish your message that opensource is great, but that specific agency has been credibly accused of hiding bad crypto or other backdoors in plain sight since its creation.

If life was a movie, these would be the bad guys.

To add the backdoors?

Am I forgetting anything that can be configured that would affect that policy in this context that doesn't involve CORS?

That sounds to me like the reasonable implementation, along with properly configured CORS.
The attacker can't get the token by fetching the page (CORS), and can't read the cookie (HTTP only). Even if they're on a subdomain that does send the cookie along.

And sometimes.. I'll even use the vscode to ssh into some server to navigate and edit some (admittedly large) json file.
Makes me feel like I've lost my edge but it is sooooooo convenient.

I never do that full screen, but I find 90% of the time in terminal I'm doing something that has more context that benefits from an IDE. Either code, or documentation. And then for a the few small things that don't.. I'm already in the IDE so why open another window?

Did you enable the XMP/EXPO profile for that ram in the bios? By default ram does not at the advertised speeds until you tell your motherboard to load the profile.
www.crucial.com/articles/abo...

Hey there Nugem, I'm doing great!
This place has been popping off lately and I think you'll like it :)

You follow random people, and for some reason random people follow you too.

For instance @isidor.rs followed recently so I spent all week listening to awesome synthwave on spotify ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hey Dave, Killtopia looks very nice!

Headsup: the link to "shop now" on the killtopia.co main page just links to the same page not the store.

The ones on the per comic page work fine though, looking forward to getting my hands on it!