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RE: https://mastodon.social/@MastodonEngineering/116103936616513460
We are looking at growing the Mastodon team with two new backend developers. We are starting some ambitious projects and need help!
You need to have a significant experience with Ruby on Rails as this is our framework of choice, but we are also looking for experience in search algorithms, protocol specifications, Rust or Go and project management (this one to assist me in tracking everything we are working on).
If you are interested, please apply using the form provided in the job description.
Get features faster with Chrome's two-week release cycle | Blog | Chrome for Developers https://developer.chrome.com/blog/chrome-two-week-release
WCAG 3 March Update – Wholly Accessible https://whollyaccessible.org/2026/03/03/wcag-3-march-update/
RE: https://theatrez.day/@tooearly/116169602997520047
종종 부스트되는데
혹시라도 써보셨다면
저와 맞팔이 아니어도 괜찮으니
꼭 후기를 전달해주세요...!
언틸 외에도
후기가 궁금한 플랫폼들이 많아요...!
1995: From Batman Forever’s cinematic design to HTML tables | Cybercultural https://cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-design/
1995: From Batman Forever’s cinematic design to HTML tables
1995 begins with web designers creating cinematic experiences using images and browser tricks, and ends with the arrival of table support in Netscape Navigator — giving true control over layout.
cybercultural.com · Cybercultural
Link author: 
Richard MacManus@ricmac@mastodon.social
Just getting this out there. I've had a few DM's now about this image and reuse (you very polite copyright respecting people)
I created it (it's a title card from my stream) using downloaded assets but in compliance with their licenses although correct me if I'm wrong.
I absolutely do not mind anyone using it for any purpose if it's boosting awareness of the Fediverse.
Now Shipping: Accessible UX Research, A New Smashing Book By Michele Williams — Smashing Magazine https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/03/accessible-ux-research-release/
Designing for people with disabilities - TetraLogical https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/03/designing-for-people-with-disabilities/
We are looking for dedicated researchers and practitioners to join as Associate Chairs (ACs) for the #MuC2026 Full Paper Track!
As an AC, you will recruit external reviewers and provide high-quality reviewes for a total of 8 submissions.
You can submit your application until 15th of March 2026 here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHY2P6iZitiayE6JBmWywqH1BEuecNqDrVdAPYBSZHAzKwyg/viewform
AI가 전쟁을 편하고 효율적으로 만들었다보다 집중해야 할 것은 이 부분이다. 오류를 낼 가능성이 있는 존재를 어떻게 바라볼 것인지 책임은 누가 질 것인지 등 아직 많은 부분이 해결되지 않았는데 너무 성급하게만 움직이고 있다. 트럼프 이란 공습이 불러온 ‘AI 전쟁’의 서막 www.fortunekorea.co.kr/news/articleVi…
Experiment: Animating CSS position-area with View Transitions https://www.bram.us/2026/03/02/animating-css-position-area-with-view-transitions/
Experiment: Animating CSS position-area with View Transitions
CSS Anchor Positioning is a powerful tool, but one of the things that you cannot do natively (yet) is animating the position-area property. This blog post introduces a technique to animate position-area changes using View Transitions.
www.bram.us · Bram.us
Link author: 
Bramus@bramus@front-end.social
AI가 전쟁을 편하고 효율적으로 만들었다보다 집중해야 할 것은 이 부분이다. 오류를 낼 가능성이 있는 존재를 어떻게 바라볼 것인지 책임은 누가 질 것인지 등 아직 많은 부분이 해결되지 않았는데 너무 성급하게만 움직이고 있다.
트럼프 이란 공습이 불러온 ‘AI 전쟁’의 서막 https://www.fortunekorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=51784
@strypey 
@FinchHavenFinchHaven sfba 
@naturzukunft2026naturzukunft
I was around at the time, and a long-time proponent for more linked data uptake in general in IT.
I don't think saying SW was shouldered aside is a fair assessment. As hype cycles come and go as these windows where a technology must prove itself, semantic web had one of the bigger cycles. It overpromised, underdelivered. And at the same time XML got overused where it shouldn't, becoming ever more complex web of standards and de-facto. XML fell in the grasp of corporations, pushing expensive Enterprise service buses, etc. There was a craving for simplicity to create sites and basic webapps. And then along came JSON, and XML quickly fell out of favor. Along with SW, which never got a good tool and library support in the ecosystem.. and that is still true today.
Other than that SW in many areas is a solution seeking for a problem. Some areas see LD uptake. But aboveall the dev community ditched the tech. And they need much convincing to come back.
@smallcircles🫧 socialcoding.. @strypey @FinchHavenFinchHaven sfba @naturzukunft2026naturzukunft There are different ways to tell the story. Please consider this: the popularity of JSON stems from the promise of HTML5 that the developer would control the software at both ends of the data transmission. The web browsers taught developers to dismiss any concern for interoperability. json-ld is trying to fix that (and failing because of the external contexts, but it’s a different topic).
트럼프가 1000일도 넘게 남았다는 말 보고 확인해봤는데, 윤석열도 탄핵소추안 통과되던 시점 기준으로 877일 남았었네. 뭐, 미궈에 대해서 딱히 희망이 되는 이야기인 것 같지는 않다.
なんか麻疹流行ってるみたいね
病院から 帰ってきました 
@mdnMDN Web Docs I’m disappointed to see CSS carousels still being touted as ‘accessible’. They plainly aren’t, as has been discussed many times. The linked MDN doc even mentions many shortcomings and has been updated recently to remove some of the unfounded accessibility claims: https://github.com/mdn/content/pull/42681
RE: https://mastodon.online/@nikitonsky/116165574491936605
Ask me what people did on an Apple ][+ with 48k of RAM
頑張ったワイに
するオフ会
RE: https://misskey.io/notes/ajf9e82rsmxn03rm
저어는 진짜 대한민국 모든 딸들이 행복한 탈가정을 했음 좋겠다는 소원이 있으며...
모두 행복하셨으면 좋겠어요 진짜임... 이건 나도 포함이고 툿친들도 포함...
으아악 저는 아직 독립까지 2년 6개월의 대기 기간이 남아있음 (딥빡)
아예 못 나가는건 아니라서 다행이긴 한데 그동안 흰머리 많이 생길 것 같아서 나 울어
"イスラエルによる攻撃が差し迫っているイランがこれに対する報復として米軍を攻撃する可能性があるため「切迫した脅威」が存在する。ルビオ国務長官がそう主張した翌日、トランプ氏はまったく異なる説明を示した。イランが米国に先制攻撃を仕掛けようとしていたというのだ。"
口裏を合わせることすらできない愚か者。
【分析】二転三転するイラン攻撃の「根拠」、ただ事態を悪化させるトランプ氏(1/2) - CNN.co.jp https://www.cnn.co.jp/usa/35244561.html
당신은 직장에서 로리의 사전적 정의에 대해 동료들과 자유롭게 토론할 수 있습니까?
なんかひたすら眠いんだがバグか？
Favorite Photo: Ibónet de Batisielles by danimero https://flic.kr/p/2rZaPTp
Favorite Photo: Impala - Aepyceros melampus - 3 juvéniles by (bbarsalo) https://flic.kr/p/2rZm2Fh
Favorite Photo: The Three Sisters by Lisa Z Photography https://flic.kr/p/2rZbP1K
Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.
🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock
発表倒した
疲れた
Favorite Photo: Blick auf die Axamer Kalkkögel 😊 by panzlirm https://flic.kr/p/2rZ5Wu6
No one has a good plan for how AI companies should work with the government https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/02/openai-anthropic-department-of-defense-war-hegseth-ai-companies-work-with-us-government/
Well, _certain_ governments…
Favorite Photo: The Last Fisherman by DanielKHC https://flic.kr/p/2rZ7BKR
Finally got around to updating my #OpenBSD router (new hardware) pairing it together with an #OpenWRT AP, funnelling everything through a separate #raspberrypi zero running #pihole
Bonus: my Raspberry Pi 400 is now setup with OpenBSD's httpd / relayd - ready to host all of my web projects locally!
That was sure a lot of buzz words...I'll gather my detailed thoughts and breakdown everything into a blog post soon 😄
Finished up my post:
"DIY Home Network with OpenBSD, OpenWrt, and Pi-hole"
https://btxx.org/posts/diy-home-network/
#openbsd #router #openwrt #pihole
(PS. sorry for spamming my RSS readers! Had an odd sync issue with my host)
Anyone with an AX2xx wifi card and can help me out configure IWX0 in #freebsd ?
So I've been using Fastmail with my own domain name for several years now. Fastmail is excellent - simply the best e-mail service I know, but it's also a bit on the pricey side, and I'm not sure if this is worth it any longer for my usage.
Many years back my e-mail was mostly personal correspondence with friends. Nowadays it's just bills, confirmations, notifications and newsletters. These things (well, some of them) need to work reliably, too, but I just don't feel "invested" in e-mail any more and think about switching to a simpler and more affordable service, most likely Posteo.
How has your use of e-mail changed over the years?
Since the last article, the secmodel_jail / jailctl / jailmgr stack has moved closer to a coherent whole. The original guardrails remain unchanged: no modifications to existing kernel paths, no UVM hooks, no NPF integration, no hidden coupling. The scope stays explicit and the risk bounded.
Progress has focused on operations. Logging, lightweight supervision, and basic metrics are in place, shifting the question from "can this work?" to "can this be run?". Networking remains intentionally simple and host-based; for hard isolation, Xen is still the right boundary. Jails provide an operational frame inside the host, not a replacement for virtualization.
Resource budgeting is being prototyped again via the secmodel evaluation interface, touching allocation paths and scheduler run queues in a minimally invasive way, but it needs careful review.
There is now also a small landing page to make the ideas visible, including an experimental amd64 ISO based on NetBSD 10.1 for testing. If it sparks upstream interest or discussion around lightweight, explicit isolation on NetBSD, that is already a win.
Small follow-up on Jails for NetBSD.
While experimenting with resource budgeting via the secmodel evaluation interface, it became clear that pushing resource limits into the jail mechanism introduces complexity in sensitive kernel paths and risks undermining system stability. That runs counter to one of the core guardrails of the project: keep the mechanism simple, explicit, and low-risk.
As a result, resource control is now considered out of scope for Jails for NetBSD.
Jails remain focused on lightweight service isolation and operational structure inside the host. Systems that require hard resource guarantees should use virtualization boundaries such as Xen.
This keeps the design aligned with its original goal: pragmatic, minimally invasive process isolation on NetBSD.
A short write-up explaining this scope refinement will be published on the project website later this week.
핫산(hasanabi)의 (미국에 호구 잡히지 않는) 자주국가 만들기 3원칙(?): “1번: 핵 무장을 해라” “2번: 핵 무장을 포기하지 마라“ “3번: 핵 무기 보유하고 있다는 혐의를 받고 있다면, 다른거 내려놓고 핵무기부터 확보해라“ 이란에서 일어난 일 보니 특히나 생각났습니다. 솔직히 미국으로부터 이스라엘이랑 우크라이나가 받는 취급이 다른것도 어느정도 이걸 서포트해주긴 합니다
Weave – A language aware merge algorithm based on entities
Link: https://github.com/Ataraxy-Labs/weave
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47241976
until.blog/
유료포스팅 안하실거면
개인블로그로 언틸 어떠신가요...?
물론 백업용으로가 더 좋긴한데
기능이 괜찮아요!
until
"로고 윗쪽이 잘려도 좋으니까 맨 아래쪽이 보이게끔 출력되게 해줘"
-> 알았다
챗지야 싸우자는거니
覚え書き更新 Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-03-03 https://kidachi.kazuhi.to/blog/archives/043343.html
The unobtainium piece of the Seequa collection has arrived, and wow is it smaller than I imagined! The Tabor 3.25” drivette for these little disks were designed in a collaborative effort between Dysan Corporation from California, Tabor Corporation from Massachusetts, and Seequa Computer Corporation from Maryland. These rigid plastic disks could hold 500K on a single disk, and were to be the new “golden standard” of format for any luggable IBM compatible.
I will have my 3.25” disk, my NOS Drivette, and the Tabor edge adapter on display alongside my Seequa research at VCF East and VCF Midwest!
zunda
시오
とるねど
🕊️
Stefano Marinelli
Alice Averlong🏳️⚧️