BunnyNabbit “Aon”

BunnyNabbit “Aon”

@bunnynabbit.com

i'm a pooltoy. I program, yet I call myself the curator of-things. he/they, it/its (situational), 21. "I am having such fun Telamon-NOT-Telamon!" https://bunnynabbit.com/#links Full profile at https://wafrn.bunnynabbit.com/blog/BunnyNabbit

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I'm constantly thinking my servers are under storage pressure. But every time I check, they're always hovering around 20 GB free. Still not ideal, but not critical, yet...

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anyways time to bring back my fav CVE-related meme of all time

Trying to brush up on my technical documentation skills, so I'm reading on some examples of technical writing. I came across this manual that demonstrates their product failing. Seems very reassuring!

While I'll still use GitHub as a mirror, I think that I'll still have a large dependency on it for CI and releases. Publishing to 'npm' requires using GitHub Actions for release provenance. Æffectively though, it's the code and issue tracking that's benefited from this.

For the "neat little feature" only available in one forge but not the other, GitHub has its massive code search index. Forgejo has its repository avatars, which I'm sure to make great use of for even the most boring that code repositories can get.

Only just figured out that tests are a tiny bit of a form of benchmarking. Some results of where I'm supporting three different SQLite modules. 'node:sqlite' will still be "npm-unfriendly" by the looks of it...

Anonymous asked: Contact me. https://ntfy.bunnynabbit.com/elTR9vCIqwpXDUc6 ah, yes. I forgot that's running. But uh, that's a single user instance of ntfy>? I mean. If folks want an account for whatever purpose (just don't spam it), I can do that. You'll just have to ask elsewhere. Wafrn<\i> a[...]

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