Store on Discord, but the file have now an expiration date.

The library parses rich schemas (nested sections, $ref, arrays, key/value maps, pattern properties…) into a navigable form tree, renders it as a keyboard-first editor, and validates the result after every edit so users always see the full list of issues before saving.

It can be useful someday

The idea seems good. Another ID format: 16 bytes like UUID v4 and v7. The key difference is they are monotonic, but that's something UUID v7 and ULID can have.

The structure:

Timestamp: 8 chars · ms since epoch · good until year 6028
Counter: 6 chars · randomly seeded · monotonic
Random: 7 chars · cryptographically secure randomness

The landing page uses catchy things without real correlation: 23M SparkIDs/sec in Rust. Ok but with which hardware?

A self version of Shazam

Read from a reddit post

The editor: https://editor.graphite.art/

A single authentication layer for your entire platform. Integrate any identity provider through OpenID Connect — without touching your application code.

More efficient but this is typically the tool that should be used when needed :)

LittleSnitch est donc maintenant disponible sur GNU/Linux.

https://obdev.at/products/littlesnitch-linux/index.html

Declare identity to be used by other tools, so the information declaration process can be automated.
A bit sad that AI is the main branding of it.

Export to VCF is added: https://hachyderm.io/@ducks/116324991938693684

The related blog post https://jakegoldsborough.com/blog/2026/whoami-spec-declarative-identity/

à suivre

brew install --cask aw-edid-editor

Edit any standard EDID binary file, supports DisplayID and CEA-861-G extensions

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