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Timezones are always a fun challenge in software development.
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Timezones are always a fun challenge in software development.
Another project this week: a secure paste-sharing tool inspired by ente Paste. Paste text or a link, get back a short link and a QR code. It’s end-to-end encrypted in the browser - the server only ever sees ciphertext. Runs entirely on Cloudflare Workers + KV.
Vibe-coded a bookmark archiving service inspired by Raindrop this weekend. Runs completely on Cloudflare using workers, D1 and R2.
Why do I also think that a seahorse enjoy exists even though it doesn’t? 🤔 I can even visualize it in my mind.
A fire broke out at the National Information Resources Service (NIRS) headquarters of South Korea, erasing work files saved by ~750,000 civil servants over the past seven years.
Tags in iOS reminders app seem to have some bugs especially when the list is shared with family members.
Are you on Gander yet?
Geist is replacing Inter in some usages.
Content worth searching for once is content worth preserving forever.
What is the environmental impact of photo prints at major tourist attractions worldwide that visitors choose not to take and leave behind?
Will games on quantam CPUs be able to simulate life?
Are kids who act in horror movies allowed to watch their movies? 🤔