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Upcoming changes to GitHub Events API payloads

https://github.blog/changelog/2025-08-08-upcoming-changes-to-github-events-api-payloads

Yes, absolutely great musician!
beansontoastmusic.com

screenshot of repository settings on @tangled.sh/core. the "pipelines" tab is selected, and the spindle is configured to be spindle.tangled.sh. everybody is now welcome to join in the fun!

buckle up tanglers, we've been working hard! first up:

✨CI is now generally available!✨

head to your repo settings and set your workflow runner to the hosted instance.

🚀 we have also got support for secrets! you can now deploy your site on CI!

read the blog for more: blog.tangled.sh/ci

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Datadog’s $65M/year customer mystery solved The internet has been speculating the past few days on which crypto company spent $65M on Datadog in 2022. I confirmed it was Coinbase, and here are the details of what happened.

That Datadog customer was Coinbase: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/datadog-65m-...

Installations instructions for Wassette: Heading: Nix You can install Wassette using Nix flakes: Code: # Run directly without installation nix run github:microsoft/wassette -- serve --stdio

I would've never guessed to find installation instructions using #Nix in a Microsoft-owned repository. 🤯

github.com/microsoft/wa...

You could at least tag @rstoyanchev.bsky.social. 😘

Release v3.27.4 · assertj/assertj 🚫 Deprecated Core Deprecate org.assertj.core.annotations.Beta in favor of org.assertj.core.annotation.Beta Deprecate org.assertj.core.util.CanIgnoreReturnValue in favor of org.assertj.core.annotat...

📢 AssertJ 3.27.4 has been released!

This fixes a 🐛 regression introduced in 3.26.0, brings a few minor 🚫 deprecations, and paves the way for ⚡ smoother NullAway integration.

Happy assertions!

github.com/assertj/asse...

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Sign up for the Stripe developer digest Subscribe to the Stripe developer digest for API updates and community resources.

The replacement for a proper, clean RSS feed listing changes in the Stripe API is apparently… a newsletter?!
go.stripe.global/dev-digest

Let's see if kill-the-newsletter.com is working.

Also a lot of companies are going great lengths to remove #RSS feeds from their blogs, although the used software brings these feeds by default.

Looking at you, @meilisearch.com and @bellsoft.bsky.social.

#WarOnInformation

FFS, I hate this "War on #RSS" that a lot of companies seem to wage.

Latest culprit: Stripe removing the RSS feed for their API changelog. 😠
docs.stripe.com/changelog

bsky.app/profile/josc...

Bei dem Bild handelt es sich um einen tabellarischen Auszug aus einem Haushaltsplan, genauer dem "Einzelplan 16". Die Tabelle mit dem Titel "Haushaltsquerschnitt" listet unter dem Punkt "1.4 Verteilung der Ausgaben nach Kapiteln" die Budgets für verschiedene Bereiche für die Jahre 2024 und 2023 auf. Einige der aufgeführten Kapitel sind: - Umweltschutz - Zwischen- und Endlagerung - Naturschutz - Nukleare Sicherheit, Strahlenschutz - Verbraucherpolitik Sowie die Budgets für das Ministerium und verschiedene Bundesämter (z.B. Umweltbundesamt, Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz). Die Gesamtausgaben ("Insgesamt") für diesen Einzelplan belaufen sich für 2024 auf 2.400.000 (vermutlich in Tausend Euro, also 2,4 Mrd. €) und für 2023 auf 2.449.694 (ca. 2,45 Mrd. €).

@annikajoeres.bsky.social Falls jemand nach der Quelle für diese Grafik sucht:
https://www.bmuv.de/fileadmin/Daten_BMU/Download_PDF/Ministerium/gruenes_buch_2024_bf.pdf#page=9

Meinung: Unwetter am Mittelmeer: Wie das Clausius-Clapeyron-Gesetz die Wetterextreme erklärt Hitze und Überschwemmungen, Dürre und Waldbrände verursachen weltweit großes Leid. Die Zunahme der Extreme wurde seit Jahrzehnten richtig vorhergesagt – dank einem einfachen physikalischen Gesetz.

Dürren und Starkregen nehmen beide durch die #Erderwärmung zu.
Wisst ihr warum?
Der deutsche Physiker Rudolf Clausius, der den zweiten Hauptsatzes der Thermodynamik entdeckt hat und nach dem ein Mondkrater benannt ist, hat auch 1834 das Gesetz dahinter beschrieben:
www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft...

So, all of Star Trek: Enterprise?

That's a still image from the science fiction film Minority Report. The image shows a male, looking directly at the camera, holding a plastic bag containing what appears to be a pair of human eyes and some bloody tissue. His expression is one of shock, disgust, or perhaps contemplation. The background is blurry, suggesting an interior space that is dimly lit. The overall tone is dark and unsettling.

Minority Report would like to have a word…

ITYM @synyx.bsky.social

archive.is/RpJ2Z

Building Telemetry Pipelines with the OpenTelemetry Collector · Dash0 Learn how to build a powerful telemetry pipeline with the OpenTelemetry Collector This comprehensive guide covers everything from basic configuration and processing to advanced deployment patterns…

Still using vendor agents or sending telemetry to your vendor’s #backend?

We wrote a guide that shows how to take control with the #OpenTelemetry Collector:
✔️Build #pipelines
✔️Scrub/filter data
✔️Route to multiple #backends
✔️Generate signals
✔️Debug effectively

Guide:

The picture shows a smartphone and the imprint of a newspaper. The smartphone displays a screen from the SecureMessaging feature showing a key digest. The newspaper imprint shows the same digest. The digest consists of a number of randomly-looking letters and digits.

One of my favourite CoverDrop details: out-of-band verification of the trusted organization key which signs the entire key hierarchy. Its digest is included in the imprint of every printed Guardian newspaper, removing the need to trust CAs 🔑🗞️ more details: www.coverdrop.org

I made a zero-maintenance way to keep a backup of your PDS repository in case you ever need to do an adversarial migration.

github.com/FiloSottile/...

A template that sets up a daily GitHub Actions backup with goat.

Based on git-scraper-template by @simonwillison.net.

🔁

🔁 Einfach auf dieses Symbol klicken. Gern geschehen. 😀

The image displays a smartphone interface with an error message related to a transportation ticket purchase. It indicates a specific error code and mentions issues with finding a content-type reader. The screen also shows location information for "Ulm/Neu-Ulm," an activation

Liebe RegioIT/SWU, interne Exceptions über eine Smartphone App an Endkunden weiterreichen ist eher schlecht.

Wenn diese Kunden keine Fahrkarten kaufen können, ist das ebenfalls schlecht.

Vielleicht kann @synyx.bsky.social helfen.

#Fail #Java #RestEasy #Ulm

The output of the "diff -u" command (unified diff), comparing the Subject attributes of the certificates included in the AWS global certificate bundle. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/UsingWithRDS.SSL.html

Observed SHA-256 checksums are:
- 5fa49cac7e6e9202ef85331c6f83377a71339d692d5644c9417a2d81406f0c03 (size: 160792 bytes)
- f6314d49b9750aa2a3b95b34c836d7af242628056db8aa6a2c8c70d12d6525aa (size: 176787 bytes)

@awscloud.bsky.social Any plans to publish an official checksum or even signature for the AWS global certificate bundle?

This would increase the trust into the downloaded artifact *a lot*.

The fact that #AWS returns two different certificate bundles at truststore.pki.rds.amazonaws.com/global/globa... today is not exactly great if one is pinning their checksum in builds to ensure at least a well-known version.

docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/la...

#TLS #SSL #certificates #rant

July 24, 1925: The "isolator," a combination helmet and oxygen tank that allows you to work noise-free even if at the expense of comfort, is demonstrated in New York by its inventor, Hugo Gernsbach.