Website idea: enter the year you left school and the website will generate a list of outdated facts and concepts that you were taught at school and which have since been disproven.

source: https://mastodon.social/@cmconseils/115765594088135334

A website built with Astro

La ponctualité des trains français est supérieure à l'Allemagne et l'Italie

Ploum shows how journalists lack or criticism against AI

La musique passe sur les radios allemande

The proposal try to apply the Creative Commons to AI

Carousel are inaccessible and even more with CSS only solutions.

It completely fails with regard to separation of concerns by using CSS for structure, rather than HTML.

The rule of thumb:

HTML is for structure, CSS is for styling, JS is for anything that can’t be achieved with HTML/CSS, and accessibility isn’t omittable.

Folders and files to build the wiki.

concurrency with Semaphore, async and Arc data structures to retrieve as fast as possible files stored on S3

"social network" are not social and their content are built to be temporary.
That's why Pixelfeld is used differently from Mastodon.

Hosting repository under grebedoc.dev or a custom domain.

It works with Codeberg.

Create websites while chatting

The free trial is limited

The website author is available in different format than HTMLz

translate in french

3 rules to it:

• the fastest code is the code you don't run.
• the smaller the code, the less there is to go wrong.
• the less you run, the smaller the attack surface.

Rewrite to native is also an option: Atom got 10x faster with Zed.
COSMIC desktop looks like GNOME, works like GNOME SHell, but it's faster and smaller and more customisable because it's native Rust code.

The COSMIC desktop looks like GNOME, works like GNOME Shell, but it's smaller and faster and more customisable because it's native Rust code. GNOME Shell is Javascript running on an embedded copy of Mozilla's Javascript runtime.

Just like dotcoms wanted to dis-intermediate business, remove middlemen and distributors for faster sales, we could use disintermediation in our software. Fewer runtimes, better smarter compiled languages so we can trap more errors and have faster and safer compiled native code.

Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson knew this. That's why Research Unix evolved into Plan 9, which puts way more stuff through the filesystem to remove whole types of API. Everything's in a container all the time, the filesystem abstracts the network and the GUI and more. Under 10% of the syscalls of Linux, the kernel is 5MB of source, and yet it has much of Kubernetes in there. This is what we should be doing. This is what we need to do. Hack away at the code complexity. Don't add functionality, remove it. Simplify it. Enforce standards by putting them in the kernel and removing dozens of overlapping implementations. Make codebases that are smaller and readable by humans.

Gnome Shell is