Trip
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konqi has something to say!
September 24, 2025 at 5:03 AM
konqi has something to say!
A friend of mine (who doesnt use bsky) wanted to help you out, but the pixel art you posted seems to have a buncha jpeg artifacts, is there any chance you could post a PNG version, so the colors are clearer?
August 17, 2025 at 4:11 AM
A friend of mine (who doesnt use bsky) wanted to help you out, but the pixel art you posted seems to have a buncha jpeg artifacts, is there any chance you could post a PNG version, so the colors are clearer?
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Comm for @/trip7274 on twitter π
July 16, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Comm for @/trip7274 on twitter π
although, to be fair,
i *am* making this post in English, and using JavaScript as well, so who's really having the last laugh here?
i *am* making this post in English, and using JavaScript as well, so who's really having the last laugh here?
November 21, 2024 at 9:50 PM
although, to be fair,
i *am* making this post in English, and using JavaScript as well, so who's really having the last laugh here?
i *am* making this post in English, and using JavaScript as well, so who's really having the last laugh here?
- has multiple implementations, all with different reputations and applications (Simplified, Traditional, Australian..)
- was made to kinda resemble another language (French/German), but largely fails to do so
- usually not the most space-efficient language to use
- relatively easy to start with
- was made to kinda resemble another language (French/German), but largely fails to do so
- usually not the most space-efficient language to use
- relatively easy to start with
November 21, 2024 at 9:50 PM
- has multiple implementations, all with different reputations and applications (Simplified, Traditional, Australian..)
- was made to kinda resemble another language (French/German), but largely fails to do so
- usually not the most space-efficient language to use
- relatively easy to start with
- was made to kinda resemble another language (French/German), but largely fails to do so
- usually not the most space-efficient language to use
- relatively easy to start with
i have come to the realization that English is quite literally the JavaScript of spoken language
- janky
- everyone knows how dumb it can be
- a lot of people only speak it and dont wanna bother learning another language
- everyone has to deal with it at some point if they wanna get into business
- janky
- everyone knows how dumb it can be
- a lot of people only speak it and dont wanna bother learning another language
- everyone has to deal with it at some point if they wanna get into business
November 21, 2024 at 9:50 PM
i have come to the realization that English is quite literally the JavaScript of spoken language
- janky
- everyone knows how dumb it can be
- a lot of people only speak it and dont wanna bother learning another language
- everyone has to deal with it at some point if they wanna get into business
- janky
- everyone knows how dumb it can be
- a lot of people only speak it and dont wanna bother learning another language
- everyone has to deal with it at some point if they wanna get into business
my personal recommendation would be Proton Pass (free), but others could work better for you, just make sure it's pretty dang secure
November 19, 2024 at 1:46 PM
my personal recommendation would be Proton Pass (free), but others could work better for you, just make sure it's pretty dang secure
for those who need to hear it:
get a password manager
you dont have to go through your entire backlog of old, insecure passwords at once, you can do it incrementally and i've honestly found using a password manager to be so, so much more convenient than using whatever's built-in on whatever im using
get a password manager
you dont have to go through your entire backlog of old, insecure passwords at once, you can do it incrementally and i've honestly found using a password manager to be so, so much more convenient than using whatever's built-in on whatever im using
November 19, 2024 at 1:46 PM
for those who need to hear it:
get a password manager
you dont have to go through your entire backlog of old, insecure passwords at once, you can do it incrementally and i've honestly found using a password manager to be so, so much more convenient than using whatever's built-in on whatever im using
get a password manager
you dont have to go through your entire backlog of old, insecure passwords at once, you can do it incrementally and i've honestly found using a password manager to be so, so much more convenient than using whatever's built-in on whatever im using
Yeah i'll most probably just go with the static adapter after im done rebuilding my site in Svelte if i dont decide to add anything that requires server-side logic or anything (as im assuming that the CF adapter just allows for server-side logic)
November 18, 2024 at 6:13 PM
Yeah i'll most probably just go with the static adapter after im done rebuilding my site in Svelte if i dont decide to add anything that requires server-side logic or anything (as im assuming that the CF adapter just allows for server-side logic)
i can probably get more efficiency using the static adapter, but i imagine the CF one has some additional stuff cause it does seem to use a worker i think?
regardless, thanks a ton, @ricciuti.me! (and sorry for judging Svelte too soon)
regardless, thanks a ton, @ricciuti.me! (and sorry for judging Svelte too soon)
November 18, 2024 at 4:33 PM
i can probably get more efficiency using the static adapter, but i imagine the CF one has some additional stuff cause it does seem to use a worker i think?
regardless, thanks a ton, @ricciuti.me! (and sorry for judging Svelte too soon)
regardless, thanks a ton, @ricciuti.me! (and sorry for judging Svelte too soon)
Update on this!!
turns out, yeah, it was completely my fault trying to judge Svelte's performance while running it in debug mode
running it using the Cloudflare adapter on a CF Pages instance got me much better results (~60KBs, 16 requests, for a pretty bare-bones, fairly unoptimized page)
turns out, yeah, it was completely my fault trying to judge Svelte's performance while running it in debug mode
running it using the Cloudflare adapter on a CF Pages instance got me much better results (~60KBs, 16 requests, for a pretty bare-bones, fairly unoptimized page)
November 18, 2024 at 4:33 PM
Update on this!!
turns out, yeah, it was completely my fault trying to judge Svelte's performance while running it in debug mode
running it using the Cloudflare adapter on a CF Pages instance got me much better results (~60KBs, 16 requests, for a pretty bare-bones, fairly unoptimized page)
turns out, yeah, it was completely my fault trying to judge Svelte's performance while running it in debug mode
running it using the Cloudflare adapter on a CF Pages instance got me much better results (~60KBs, 16 requests, for a pretty bare-bones, fairly unoptimized page)
i dunno why i didnt expect it to have any optimizations, sorry
i'll give those a look later today, thanks!
to clarify, im not really too much of a web dev guy, so im kind of a beginner here, especially with JS web frameworks (that's why i didnt have any points of reference other than static HTML)
i'll give those a look later today, thanks!
to clarify, im not really too much of a web dev guy, so im kind of a beginner here, especially with JS web frameworks (that's why i didnt have any points of reference other than static HTML)
November 17, 2024 at 2:05 AM
i dunno why i didnt expect it to have any optimizations, sorry
i'll give those a look later today, thanks!
to clarify, im not really too much of a web dev guy, so im kind of a beginner here, especially with JS web frameworks (that's why i didnt have any points of reference other than static HTML)
i'll give those a look later today, thanks!
to clarify, im not really too much of a web dev guy, so im kind of a beginner here, especially with JS web frameworks (that's why i didnt have any points of reference other than static HTML)
Eh, i think it'll be fine for its purposes at the end of the day, im not making my own JS framework to handle interactivity, so it should be *fiiiine*
although i do despise npm's slowness
although i do despise npm's slowness
November 16, 2024 at 3:08 PM
Eh, i think it'll be fine for its purposes at the end of the day, im not making my own JS framework to handle interactivity, so it should be *fiiiine*
although i do despise npm's slowness
although i do despise npm's slowness
the Svelte demo page is ~1.2MBs with ~60 requests, while my website was ~200KBs with only 8 requests (and my OC page, with like 6 images loaded + their LQIPs was ~330KBs with 22 requests)
i know Svelte is for web *apps*, but i just cant help but think about how this can most probably be lighter
i know Svelte is for web *apps*, but i just cant help but think about how this can most probably be lighter
November 16, 2024 at 3:08 PM
the Svelte demo page is ~1.2MBs with ~60 requests, while my website was ~200KBs with only 8 requests (and my OC page, with like 6 images loaded + their LQIPs was ~330KBs with 22 requests)
i know Svelte is for web *apps*, but i just cant help but think about how this can most probably be lighter
i know Svelte is for web *apps*, but i just cant help but think about how this can most probably be lighter
been checking out Svelte recently
i just dont know if it'd be worth it to make my website at least 10x bigger in terms of bandwidth, especially considering how it's pretty dang static
i just dont know if it'd be worth it to make my website at least 10x bigger in terms of bandwidth, especially considering how it's pretty dang static
November 16, 2024 at 3:08 PM
been checking out Svelte recently
i just dont know if it'd be worth it to make my website at least 10x bigger in terms of bandwidth, especially considering how it's pretty dang static
i just dont know if it'd be worth it to make my website at least 10x bigger in terms of bandwidth, especially considering how it's pretty dang static