Tootfinder

/me starts reading post on building an accessible modal dialog using `<dialog>`.
/me comes to this sub-head about five paragraphs in.
Me: “Ok then.”
/me ignores remaining 2,000 words, closes tab, adds site to block list.
Me: “That was a good use of everyone’s time.”

Finally a TUI Obsidian-like note app. I have been waiting for this for so long. It is super quick and while it does not have every feature Obsidian has it is all I need. The developer is super nice and fixed the two issues I had quickly.
https://github.com/reekta92/clin-rs

On the Zanussi ZWF01483W washing machine: Review (2020) - Cold washes, 10kg capacity, quick and intensive cycles. - https://www.earth.org.uk/note-on-Zanussi-ZWF01483W-freestanding-washing-machine-REVIEW.html

On the Zanussi ZWF01483W washing machine: Review (2020)
Cold washes, 10kg capacity, quick and intensive cycles.

All I wanted is a quick note when a new book from one of the authors or book series I like is published. And the same for new works from movie directors or TV series I enjoy.
An email newsletter or an RSS feed could easily handle that with no or little overhead.
But those often did not exist or were way too noisy because somebody wanted to sell something else.
And that's why soon everybody will use AI agents with all their overhead for that.

Oh come on, #hedgedoc can't search its own documents? You can just search the titles and tags? 🤨 I thought I had found a quick note/wiki platform for our workgroup, but that's a big negative there...
https://github.com…

This was a dude who tried to answer someone’s query which he had no clue about by asking a LLM. It applies here too. I consider LLM output to be intrinsically hazardous. @…

Bill Cole (@scconsult.com)
Quick note: post like this where I see it to earn a block. LLMs are not sources of truth. [contains quote post or other embedded content]

PSA: if you have a self-hosted ghost blog, check the CVEs from time to time—specifically there was an issue where they didn't sanitize user input and enabled SQL injection which lead to people adding injected code in site header/footers.
If you don't use header/footer injection in posts, here's a quick SQL script to clean your db:
UPDATE posts SET codeinjection_head='', codeinjection_foot='';
Side note: I don't get why this is even a feature that's on by default (and can't be turned off).