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Anyone else had trouble with verifying a domain on @leaflet.pub or is it just me? Because I have put the proper dns records hours ago and the status check still says “still processing”

Explain your @ It's just my name "Andira Rahman" with the .com TLD because I also use it for my own "portfolio" website. I haven't really made changes to it since I first made it though, so it's a little dated...

{🧪} +paoloricciuti.svelte@paolo.ricciuti.me

Explain your @ My name is Paolo, my last name is Ricciuti and the `.me` gTLD was the cheap available one I was able to find right after registering to bsky

This is my current dilemma on how I want to spend my upcoming births.

J. L. Westover@mrlovenstein.bsky.social

I just binged the latest season of The Bear and it was somewhat soothing. I feel like we're seeing that the story is making a soft landing towards its emotional conclusion. I hope they stick the landing and not try to drag the show on.

It’s kinda wild how calm my Bluesky TL is considering my Twitter TL is on fire with perverts being blasted for digitally and sexually harassing women with the new AI feature

I do love how convenient it is that there’s a train specifically for people going to and from the city’s airport in my city.

I just realized that Firefox implemented Temporal API already. I'm a bit surprised since I for some reason thought that they're usually slow on new feature adoption.

I actually think I like working, it's just that I hate that it's REQUIRED for me to live. And also that I need to do it on other people's terms. Also I hate that I can't really control my work environment much. My desk in the office has terrible Feng Shui.

I feel stupid. I was confused as to why XP-Pen doesn't have a fucking driver on Nix's package repo even though they support Linux. They named the package without the hypen... I'm trying it as soon as I get home.

There's something fun yet calming about folding a piece of paper into a zine. I don't even put things in it. I just like folding it into shape without tools. Just sharp corners and careful tearing.

I just binge-watched Stick (2025) and it was a solid show. Interesting cast of characters with satisfying arcs for a single season. I don't know if I want more but for what it was, it's simple and satisfying. Like Ted Lasso lite.

On today's realization of modern coddling, I am confounded by the amount of code you need to manage in a React project. I feel dumb for struggling so much just trying to figure out where a form is being handled. I just want to try and add a single validation logic.

I am not smart enough to fully appreciate all this exciting stuff currently under development in svelte with awaits and now remote functions, but I have a feeling the next svelte possibly sveltekit update is going to be wild.

rich harris@rich-harris.dev

hard to overstate how excited i am about this RFC — @dummdidumm.bsky.social is doing incredible work. this raises the bar for data fetching in frameworks, and unlocks some very cool new use cases for SvelteKit. we have a lot more ideas that will build on top of this work github.com/sveltejs/kit...

I really took modern frameworks like SvelteKit for granted. Everytime I see backend code using older version PHP I want to cry. So many modules.

It’s not like the AI *needs* frameworks. Frameworks help developers by providing abstractions, especially in web dev. So this is actually an acceptable use for AI imo. Hell, they can write raw WA too for performance, probably.

Brad Frost@bradfrost.com

Here's an interesting thought: could there be a movement to adjust AI models to build things with native web technology instead of vendor-specific frameworks? Again, not to diminish the merits of proprietary frameworks, but I think it would be Good For The Web if AI was building HTML, CSS, and JS.