Lorenzo Pecchio

Just realised that by putting Tailscale too she just a got a 24/7 support wherever I'm gonna be in the world

Maybe a bit overkill for some light browsing and her puzzles evenings 😝

Putting Linux on my mother's computer

Let's see how the experiment works out

I'm beyond exited for this 😬😬

class YourJokeItsNotFunnyAbstractFactoryGenerator {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Oh I get it!);
}
}

Ooooh that's why sometimes I have to use pizzas for counting, never thought about it

I'm sorry I know metric, how many spaghettis are there in a mile?

Yep, that was it

Can't find the stuff that I saw, it was either from patak.dev or danabra.mov

I think that's what some of the ATproto guys are envisioning/creating.
Imma search for some reference.

Where is gonna be the fun in that 🧐

Challenges are what forges us, imagine getting everything with a snap of your fingers, would things taste the same?

In Italy we use Disney characters, like Goofy, Pluto and Donald Duck

But now comes Rust and we don't have enough WD40.
But I still have a Gleam of hope

Text inputs • Svelte Tutorial

Also, keep in mind that the binding of non string values is handled by svelte.
Like for number inputs, the value is a number, not a string, so the input coercion is automatic.

Take a quick look to the tutorials
svelte.dev/tutorial/sve...

Let's say you want to display "$ 100" in your input

Svelte or not, it's far easier to use css ::before with content: "$" and play with the paddings, instead of juggling the value of an input display the $, but to ignore it when the user do something

I want this next generation of software development tools to run on my own computer. Vim and Emacs helped democratize software development and made it accessible. We shouldn't allow this AI wave to take us backwards.

I really hope the open source community can keep pace.

Google balls apparently
bsky.app/profile/loky...

Don't forget that you can play with other HTML elements while keeping the value a true number.
KISS

bind: • Svelte Docs bind: • Svelte documentation

In that case you can use functional bindings. You can specify different behaviour for set and get

svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...

Anyway, since the bind is two way you can react instantly to the value change and change it back without the pain of react's controlled input.

I have yet to use this.

the anthropic drama (tl;dr they blocked third party tools from using claude code subscriptions) is a useful reminder that you use LLMs at the pleasure of the companies providing them

sounds obvious but despite all the AI discourse, i don't see a lot of people talking about the consequences of this

Same photo around noon, liked the other more

The Monviso mountain framed between historical buildings

Boi do I love these frames that Turin keep gifting me

I remember looking at the leaked code from the privacy shield and be utterly disgusted.
Good to know that companies like cloudflare stand where they need to, but we should not take that for granted.
We need to move to a system where these kinds of censorship are not even technically possible.

@googleballs.com #googleballs

A screenshot of two tweets, one from Martin Splitt and the other from Una Kravets, about that beautiful sensation of the 2026 inbox /s

Coinkidink

If 2025 was the year of vibe coding, 2026 will be the year of vibe maintenance and security.

Signal Messenger: Speak Freely Say "hello" to a different messaging experience. An unexpected focus on privacy, combined with all of the features you expect.

Want to say, it’s a good reminder to start using Signal if you aren’t already

signal.org

A Website To End All Websites | Henry From Online How to win the war for the soul of the internet, and build the Web We Want.

you’re right! it feels mostly awful to Go Online™, these days. the internet in a sad state, for reason after reason after reason. but there is a way to fix it; to trade the voidful howling for a quiet & joyful song.

here’s how to win the war for the soul of the internet, and build the Web We Want.

I'd say you should learn both not to follow the job market, but to understand how they work, what problems each solve and how they solve them.

That understanding is valuable, that get's you job

"Anche a te e famiglia"

Primark Coding