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9mo
@magnetic_tape this was a one-off, and i've had this lamp for years and years. i presume it was more likely to be a wireless sync attempt from my laptop, which was open around 6ft away
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are there any linux emoji pickers that can actually type the character for you? or are they all forced to just shove into clipboard
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@alice i'm heading off my PC for the night so we'll find out on wednesday probably LOL
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@alice yes! i assume that's what's happened

i hope that's what's happened
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okay be fucking real
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framework controversy is gonna be a real interesting source of brain drain for the open-source community it relies on to survive
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something's gone wrong with my linux setup. what the fuck happened to the national flags
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@yassie_j slippery, like a snake
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@nop clearly the future of python is to continue down the rabbit hole forever, only releasing patch versions or blatantly ignoring semantic versioning in favour of python v3.14.15926535
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ari ariYeah @ari@arimelody.space
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π
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we're LIVE with more !! all bets are off!! i'm not sure what's going on anymore!!! /pos 💚

twitch.tv/arispacegirl

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new ari melody LIVE schedule for this week!! we're continuing (and possibly finishing) this week, soon to be followed by ! 💚

don't worry about the sunday slot. trick of the light!

twitch.tv/arispacegirl

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9mo
re: murder @sophie @xyno @49016 my new favourite rabbit hole for the week
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ari ariYeah @ari@arimelody.space
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@MarkAssPandi @julia in my case, i am building a CMS, but i'll also get full (albeit one-time) control over URLs (with database prodding i could change it at any time, but i'm not making it a UI feature to discourage breaking links)

i think the
-yyyy suffix for annual posts makes a lot of sense in my case, and also enables me to continue making one-off posts that don't have the year attached (because the year doesn't need to be attached)

i think personal preference and actual use-case trumps here, so perhaps the flat article ID would work fine for me :3

this way, i can easily post
/blog/this-is-a-post and /blog/top-10-posts-of-2025 without necessarily being locked into anything. if i ever wanted to adopt an ID suffix for a laugh, i could always just add it myself when reserving the post ID! (this would be acceptable because i do not expect this to be a common use-case)
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@4censord fair! it's actually quite unlikely i'd be posting two articles with the same ID in a year, not even a month
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@julia my issue then would be "what should the ID be?"

i have a personal ick against incrementing IDs that are visible to the user. a random ID could work at the cost of sleekness (imo), but i'm sure i'd also spend forever looking for a random ID algorithm that doesn't upset me more LOL
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the second option, dated links, would probably also show a directory of related articles if you visited the year/month directly.

i.e.
/blog/2025/ would show you all articles from 2025, and /blog/2025/01 would show you everything from january of that year
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the idea would be that the first option, immutable post IDs, would be customised by me at the date of posting, and never altered (or at least redirected to new location if necessary).

name collisions would probably be handled by a warning when i try to create the post, where i could probably just append a
-202X or something to the end (if i'm posting two articles with the same name in one year, i have a different kind of problem altogether)
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question regarding blog article URLs

do y'all prefer having dates in your URLs, or just an immutable post ID? examples below:
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@puppygirlhornypost2 definitely better to nip it in the bud now than later!

now i just need a more permanent place to document stuff like this. gee, if only i had like, a blog page that i had finished, and totally isn't currently half-implemented and sitting on the backburner while i'm focused on other stuff.....