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<p>We’re expected to do everything, keep up with everything, adapt to constant changes, and understand multiple conflicting architectural paradigms ranging from immediate mode rendering, to relational databases, to REST API designs, to both imperative and declarative programming, to complex state querying languages like GraphQL, to all of the various intricacies of how CSS handles&nbsp;rendering.</p>
<p>We’re made <mark>to do all this while watching</mark> our peers lose their jobs, our employers savage society through pervasive surveillance and collaboration with authoritarian companies, and our data centres suck up the entire water supply for entire&nbsp;municipalities.</p>
<p>No wonder we’re all fucked up emotionally and&nbsp;mentally.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="baldurbjarnason.com" href="https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2024/the-deskilling-of-web-dev-is-harming-us-all/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">The deskilling of web dev is harming the product but, more importantly, it’s damaging our health</a>
            <a href="/david/cache/2024/8672047b982b09475a59605ed0f9a011/" hreflang="en"
                data-tippy data-description="Even before the web developer job market became as dire as it is today, I was regularly seeing developers burn out and leave the industry. Some left for good; some only temporarily."
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<p>J’aimerais bien papoter avec Baldur Bjarnason un jour. Et je sais que mon niveau d’anglais actuel ne me permettrait pas d’aborder ces sujets avec la subtilité qui le&nbsp;nécessite.</p>
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<p>My web experience was thus enlightenment and disempowerment. Opportunity and anxiety. Tears and&nbsp;joy.</p>
<p>[…]</p>
<p>My vision for the web over the next ten years is that <mark>we can turn that feeling of malaise,</mark> which I think is rooted in disempowerment, into a feeling that things can be&nbsp;different.</p>
<p>No one person set off a light bulb in my mind that made me think I could have a personal website where I blog about all the things I find fun and interesting. Rather, it was seeing role models from all different backgrounds that made me think I could take more control of the web, and use the web as a platform not for consumption or creation for capital, but as a place of&nbsp;expression.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="jamesg.blog" href="https://jamesg.blog/2024/05/19/next-web-decade/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">The next decade of the web</a>
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                data-tippy data-description="My experience on the web has been one of dualities."
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<p>Un peu d’optimisme ne fait pas de&nbsp;mal.</p>
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<p>The best way to think of SLS is as a balding guy with a mullet: there are fireworks down below that are meant to distract you from a sad situation up&nbsp;top.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="idlewords.com" href="https://idlewords.com/2024/5/the_lunacy_of_artemis.htm" hreflang=""
            title="Consultation de l’article">The Lunacy of Artemis (Idle Words)</a>
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                data-tippy data-description="For the first time since the 1960's, it looks doubtful whether the US space agency is even capable of getting us to the Moon."
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<p>Maciej Cegłowski, in style&nbsp;😂.</p>
<p>Voir aussi&nbsp;: <a data-link-domain="idlewords.com" href="https://idlewords.com/2023/1/why_not_mars.htm" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Why Not Mars</a>
            <a href="/david/cache/2024/9dee199dbf71b1176eaac521e828693b/" hreflang="en"
                data-tippy data-description="It's slow, expensive, the engineering is mostly port-a-potty chemistry, and the best-case outcome is that thirty years from now weâll get to watch someone remotely operate a soil scoop from Mars instead of Pasadena"
                data-source="https://idlewords.com/2023/1/why_not_mars.htm"
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<p>Rye said Apple’s response addressed the most depressing aspect of their research: That there was previously no way for anyone to opt out of this data&nbsp;collection.</p>
<p>“You may not have Apple products, but if you have an access point and someone near you owns an Apple device, your BSSID will be in [Apple’s] database,” he said. “What’s important to note here is that <mark>every access point is being tracked, without opting in, whether they run an Apple device or not.</mark> Only after we disclosed this to Apple have they added the ability for people to opt&nbsp;out.”</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="krebsonsecurity.com" href="https://krebsonsecurity.com/2024/05/why-your-wi-fi-router-doubles-as-an-apple-airtag/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Why Your Wi-Fi Router Doubles as an Apple AirTag</a>
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                data-tippy data-description="Apple and the satellite-based broadband service Starlink each recently took steps to address new research into the potential security and privacy implications of how their services geo-locate devices. Researchers from the University of Maryland say they relied on publicly available…"
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<p>Le ver est dans la pomme depuis un peu trop longtemps à mon&nbsp;goût…</p>
<p>Un <a data-link-domain="infosec.exchange" href="https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/112480004285401846">résumé sur masto</a>.</p>
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<p>Recall works by <mark>taking a screenshot of your active window every few seconds</mark>, recording everything you do in Windows for up to three months by&nbsp;default.</p>
<p>These snapshots will be analyzed by the on-device Neural Processing Unit (NPU) and an AI model to extract data from the screenshot. The data will be saved in a semantic index, allowing Windows users to browse through the snapshot history or search using human language&nbsp;queries.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="bleepingcomputer.com" href="https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsofts-new-windows-11-recall-is-a-privacy-nightmare/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Microsoft’s new Windows 11&nbsp;Recall is a privacy nightmare</a>
            <a href="/david/cache/2024/e1f6125fe416ecd26f2804cdab5cc571/" hreflang="en"
                data-tippy data-description="Microsoft&#039;s announcement of the new AI-powered Windows 11 Recall feature has sparked a lot of concern, with many thinking that it has created massive privacy risks and a new attack vector that threat actors can exploit to steal data."
                data-source="https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsofts-new-windows-11-recall-is-a-privacy-nightmare/"
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<p>C’est la porte ouverte à toute les fenêtres, Windows Unlimited eut été un meilleur nom. 🤡</p>
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<p>Russian troops in Ukraine are using thousands of Starlink satellite communications terminals made by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, the Ukrainian military intelligence chief told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published on&nbsp;Thursday.</p>
<p>Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov said that <mark>Russian troops have been communicating over the Starlink system “for quite a long time”</mark> and acquired the terminals from private Russian firms that purchased them from&nbsp;intermediaries.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="reuters.com" href="https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-using-thousands-spacex-starlink-terminals-ukraine-wsj-says-2024-02-15/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Russia using thousands of SpaceX Starlink terminals in Ukraine, WSJ says</a>
            <a href="/david/cache/2024/664e0f4028089315e2fa0be1c8c70300/" hreflang="en"
                data-tippy data-description="The Russian Embassy and SpaceX did not respond immediately to requests for comment."
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<p>Neutralité du net vs. héroïsation des fournisseurs d’accès à&nbsp;internet.</p>
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<p>This leads us straight back to the original conversation about “Man or Bear,” which has nothing to do with bears. (Sorry, bears!) <mark>“Would you rather be stuck in a forest with a man or a bear?” is just another way of asking, “Are you afraid of men?”</mark> It’s the same question I’ve been fielding for the entirety of my life as a solo female traveler. It’s the same question that hovers over women all the time as we move through the&nbsp;world.</p>
<p>And it’s a question that’s always been difficult for me to answer. I’m not afraid of all men. But I am afraid of some men. The real problem is the gray area in between and what it takes to manage the murkiness of that&nbsp;unknown.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="bikepacking.com" href="https://bikepacking.com/plog/man-or-bear-debate/" hreflang="en"
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<p>En tant qu’homme qui peut croiser des hommes et des ours dans la forêt, j’ai déjà plus peur de croiser un homme. Je n’imagine même pas en tant que&nbsp;femme.</p>
<p>À mon niveau, lorsque je croise une femme seule dans la forêt (très rare, mais ça arrive), j’essaye de rester à bonne distance en ayant l’attitude que j’aurais vis-à-vis… d’un&nbsp;ours.</p>

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<p>As I listened to his laughter, a visceral understanding rose from my stomach and landed in my brain. In that moment I knew something that I could no longer prevent myself from knowing. That the person I loved got bigger when I got smaller. That he could not stop bringing me down, because bringing me down was what brought him&nbsp;up.</p>
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<p>😭</p>

    
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<p>L’impression de porter beaucoup de casquettes dans la même journée en ce moment. Genre ces dernières années en fait. Je ne sais pas encore si ça mène à l’épuisement ou si c’est ce qui me permet de ne pas&nbsp;m’ennuyer.</p>
<p>Je vais bientôt pouvoir ajouter «&nbsp;nocoder&nbsp;» à mon CV. Petite joie technique&nbsp;(?) de la journée, on a réussi à connecter une feuille AiTable à la banque. On place une date dans une cellule et ça programme un virement de l’autre côté. C’était marrant de le faire en&nbsp;binôme.</p>
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<p>When you’re designing a piece of software, the single most important thing to design for is understandability. Security, performance, and correctness are all important, but <mark>they come after&nbsp;understandability.</mark></p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="ntietz.com" href="https://ntietz.com/blog/the-most-important-goal-in-designing-software-is-understandability/" hreflang="en"
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<p>Open Source is rewarding- but it can also be&nbsp;exhausting.</p>
<p>The linking project’s code is provided as-is, and is not actively&nbsp;maintained.</p>
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<p><mark>Removing the brand from the person</mark> is all but straightforward. I now start my about page with a quick way to introduce myself by putting forward some of my values. […] Beside saying <em>people</em> instead of <em>users</em>, stop considering who’s reading my stuff as <em>audience</em>, and quit referring to what I do as <em>content</em>, I want to modify a few more&nbsp;behaviours:</p>
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<li>Quit mentioning well-known bloggers on a first-name basis. […]</li>
<li>Keep writing about different things. […]</li>
<li>Don’t quote so-called thought leaders&nbsp;[…]</li>
<li>Stop sugar-coating concepts&nbsp;[…]</li>
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<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="minutestomidnight.co.uk" href="https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/blog/kafkaesque-digital-relationship-with-ourselves/" hreflang="en"
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<p>Réflexion du jour sur le vocabulaire qui évolue pour se présenter sur le Web. Je suis souvent intrigué par les biographies et textes de présentation sur mastodon qui sont à la fois singuliers tout en respectant des codes (micro-)culturels. Peut-être que l’on a besoin de se sentir dans un cadre de représentation connu pour se sentir exister dans une&nbsp;communauté.</p>
<p>Le même auteur, en&nbsp;2002(!)&nbsp;:</p>

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<p>Five years ago there was all this buzz about <em>virtual communities</em>. How did that go? I have no idea, all I know is that everything revolves around who’s the hottest blogger right now. They talk about themselves, reference each other, all anxious about who has the most comments or the longest and most prestigious blogroll. Compared to that, <mark>my online journal is pure mental masturbation, but at least I have the occasional good photo and such nice&nbsp;typography.</mark></p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="minutestomidnight.co.uk" href="https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/blog/years-just-pass-by/" hreflang="en"
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<p>J’avais envie d’introduire une légère saisonnalité dans mes listes à puces. Surtout une <a href="/david/2024/03/07/#hr-102">autre excuse</a> pour jouer avec <code>:has()</code>. Je lis un peu trop de blogs qui manquent de fantaisie. Et puis il&nbsp;pleut…</p>
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<p>Chant du cardinal<br />
Le matin s’éveille sans toi<br />
Lovée dans mes&nbsp;bras</p>

    
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<p>We can bring that into RSS by treating any interaction as content. If you post something, thats an entry in your feed (as before). If you comment on something, thats also an entry in your feed. If you like something, thats another entry in your feed. If you follow someone (which would mean subscribing to some RSS feed), thats also another entry in your feed. To mark that interactive nature of some feed entry, <mark>we can simple extend RSS a&nbsp;bit</mark></p>
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<p>Tout est dans le <q lang="en">simple</q>&nbsp;🙃.</p>
<p>Rédiger une spécification comme <a data-link-domain="en.wikipedia.org" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_RSS">Media RSS</a> n’est déjà pas trivial mais alors faire en sorte que cela soit adopté et devienne un standard c’est une autre paire de&nbsp;manches.</p>

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<p>RSS originated in 1999, and has strived to be a simple, easy to understand format, with relatively modest goals. After it became a popular format, <mark>developers wanted to extend it</mark> using modules defined in namespaces, as specified by the&nbsp;W3C.</p>
<p>RSS 2.0&nbsp;adds that capability, following a simple rule. A RSS feed may contain elements and attributes not described on this page, only if those elements and attributes are defined in a&nbsp;namespace.</p>
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                data-tippy data-description="The current version of the RSS 2.0 specification (2.0.11), published on March 30, 2009."
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<p>Beaucoup de personnes ont envie de faire davantage avec RSS, c’est la diffusion à une échelle non anecdotique qui est difficile. Peut-être qu’un acteur comme Mastodon pourrait peser dans la balance d’une telle&nbsp;initiative.</p>

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<p>Another feature area I would think about is interactivity. I’m fascinated with Google’s work in Gmail around “Inbox Actions” – basically the one-click buttons to perform an email action like RSVP, or reviewing a bug. Here’s an explainer with some&nbsp;examples.</p>
<p>Let’s call it Feed Actions. <mark>Feed Actions could also be an RSS&nbsp;extension.</mark></p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="interconnected.org" href="https://interconnected.org/home/2021/05/26/chrome_and_rss" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Three requests for the Google Chrome team as they experiment with RSS</a>
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<p>J’ai deux communautés dans lesquelles c’est même devenu un <em>running gag</em> de créer un outil qui explorerait de nouvelles&nbsp;possibilités.</p>
<p><a href="/david/2021/05/26/">Suivez-moi</a> et vous n’aurez plus jamais faim&#8239;! Gniarkgniarkgniark&nbsp;🦁⚡️</p>

    
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<p>Ceci est tellement vrai que nous sommes seuls au monde dans la communication que, lorsque quelqu’un écoute et lorsque la communication réussit, c’est un miracle étincelant. […] C’est tellement rare, c’est tellement improbable, c’est tellement miraculeux que c’est peut-être ça la civilisation et la culture. <mark>Rencontrer quelqu’un qui&nbsp;écoute.</mark></p>
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<p>Exercice de mise en forme des <a href="/david/2024/02/02/" title="Valeurs">valeurs</a> émergeantes des valeurs de Scopyleft aujourd’hui. Je suis content d’y reconnaître chaque personne et <em>en même temps</em> un collectif qui se découvre et qui apprend à faire ensemble. Avoir 8&nbsp;valeurs qui se démarquent dans 3&nbsp;contextes différents me donne davantage d’information et d’envie qu’une poignée affichée sur un site web. Un maillage de compréhension réciproque est en train d’être tissé entre&nbsp;nous.</p>

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<p>Ce besoin de venir (re)questionner la manière de faire ensemble est nécessaire à ces collectifs. Ce n’est pas dans l’objectif d’un travail évaluatif des bonnes ou mauvaises pratiques, mais bien dans un désir d’entretenir la flamme collective. Ces collectifs ont besoin de se questionner sans cesse sur leurs pratiques. Sur les raisons qui les poussent à faire ensemble. Sans quoi, l’activité du groupe piétine et ses membres peuvent se dégager du projet commun. C’est une manière de redonner de l’élan et de la motivation au collectif. Ce besoin de se redire&nbsp;: «&nbsp;pourquoi nous sommes-nous mis ensemble et où voulions-nous&nbsp;aller&#8239;?&nbsp;»</p>
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<p>But if you were to try just one thing using Vision Pro — just one thing — it has to be <mark>watching a movie</mark> in the TV app, in theater mode. Try that, and no matter how skeptical you were beforehand about the Vision Pro’s price tag, your hand will start inching toward your&nbsp;wallet.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="daringfireball.net" href="https://daringfireball.net/2024/01/the_vision_pro" hreflang="en"
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                data-tippy data-description="A headset, a spatial productivity platform, and a personal entertainment device."
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<p>Ce jouet est bien trop cher… et c’est une bonne chose. D’une certaine manière, c’est la seule innovation de 2023&nbsp;qui ne comporte pas IA dans le premier écran marketing, c’est déjà pas mal. Je n’ai pas la naïveté de penser que la version 2&nbsp;ne nous amènera pas vers le <em>SpatIAl Computing</em> pour autant, restons&nbsp;sérieux.</p>
<p>Je peux imaginer des des <a data-link-domain="theinfiniteexperience.world" href="https://theinfiniteexperience.world">expériences immersives</a> dans des endroits dédiés, de la location comme on pouvait louer un DVD il y a des années, des salles dédiées en bibliothèques (ambiance dystopie cyberpunk assurée), à un moment il pourrait même y avoir un espace pour ça (payant&#8239;?) dans les <em>Apple Store</em>. Si le son est aussi bon que ce que peut décrire <em>Daring Fanboy</em>, j’aurais vraiment envie de me retrouver au milieu d’un concert, d’avoir le choix entre plusieurs points de vues et&nbsp;acoustiques.</p>
<p>Le côté immersif aurait aussi sa place en terme d’apprentissage / transmission. Être au premier rang d’une conférence ou d’un cours pourrait permettre de redéfinir son attention&nbsp;(?) et sachant que la dernière version de l’iPhone permet de capter de telles vidéos, c’est peut-être un moyen de faire entrer quelqu’un dans son salon ce qui produirait un autre type&nbsp;d’intimité.</p>
<p>En parlant de captation et d’intimité, avec les <em>deepfakes</em> il devient possible de se retrouver dans un salon mais dans une autre tenue. Toute prise de vidéo devient une menace potentielle. Impossible de ne pas penser à des objets connectés / synchronisés autour de la&nbsp;pornographie…</p>
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<p>The “i” in iPhone stands for “inequality”. […]</p>
<p><mark>iPhone owners live in a different world</mark> than high-end Android buyers, and light-years away what the bulk of the market experiences. No matter how you slice it, the performance inequality gap is growing for CPU-bound workloads like JavaScript-heavy web&nbsp;apps.</p>
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<p>Ce rapport me rappelle que la notion d’accessibilité est très vaste. Et je suis mal placé pour donner des leçons en vous faisant charger 5&nbsp;polices de caractères pour vous afficher une page… je n’ai pas encore travaillé les performances du thème de l’année et c’est une&nbsp;erreur.</p>

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<p>We got to a place where performance has been a constant problem in large part because a tribe of programmers convinced themselves that it <em>wasn’t</em> and <em>wouldn’t be</em>. […]</p>
<p>But tribalism-boosted confirmation bias mixed with JavaScript’s toxic positivity culture to precipitate out a Silicon Prosperity Gospel; all resources would go infinite if you just <em>believed</em>. […]</p>
<p>The solutions are social, not technical, because <mark>the delusions are social,</mark> rather than&nbsp;technical.</p>
<p><cite><em>Ibid.</em></cite></p>
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<p>Ça&nbsp;pique.</p>
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<p>Rather, the biggest benefits I see are <em>collective</em>, cutting across the industry as a whole. I think web components can make the entire web more accessible. They have the potential to unify currently fragmented communities, including various JavaScript frameworks <em>and</em> <mark>those who avoid them</mark>.</p>
<p>[…] Web components won’t take web development by storm, or show us the One True Way to build websites. They don’t need to dethrone JavaScript frameworks. We probably won’t even all learn how to write&nbsp;them!</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="jakelazaroff.com" href="https://jakelazaroff.com/words/the-web-component-success-story/" hreflang="en"
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<p>Très bon article et la boite de prévisualisation au survol de chaque lien ressemble beaucoup à ce que j’avais l’intention de faire pour régler mes soucis d’accès à la version archivée tout en affichant le domaine. Actuellement chaque lien devient trop long et hache le texte lorsque ça n’est pas en pied de citation (et encore). Il faut que je creuse comment cela est fait, via un <em>web component</em> réutilisable&nbsp;j’imagine&nbsp;:-).</p>
<p>PS&nbsp;: si vous minifiez votre JavaScript, les <a data-link-domain="MDN" href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/SourceMap">SourceMap</a> sont un moyen de partager votre expérience. Sinon l’aspect <q lang="en">collective</q> est beaucoup moins&nbsp;pertinent.</p>

    
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<p>So where have all the websites gone? Well, the people who make them have all gone to war for the capitalist machine. They grew up and got jobs. A natural part of growing up. Silos came and plucked their voices. Invasive memes and short form content grew in their place. Hustle overtook leisure. Harassment overtook openness. Influence overtook creativity. An economy of interestingness replaced by one of followers, likes, and engagement&nbsp;metrics.</p>
<p>One important thing to note; <mark>websites aren’t extinct.</mark> In fact, you’re on one now! Uploading your own words is ancient technology but still&nbsp;works.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="daverupert.com" href="https://daverupert.com/2024/01/where-have-all-the-websites-gone/" hreflang="en"
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<p>En réponse à <q lang="en"><a data-link-domain="fromjason.xyz" href="https://www.fromjason.xyz/p/notebook/where-have-all-the-websites-gone/" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">Where have all the websites gone?</a>
            <a href="/david/cache/2024/c3272392d462da90874d32841e5caac8/" hreflang="en"
                data-tippy data-description="It feels like all the cool websites from the late 2000s are gone. But maybe we are looking at this the wrong way. Maybe it is us who vanished."
                data-source="https://www.fromjason.xyz/p/notebook/where-have-all-the-websites-gone/"
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                <span class="sr-only">[archive]</span></a></q> que j’ai <a href="/david/2024/01/10/#hr-24">déjà cité</a>. Peut-être que la capacité à publier est toujours là mais que nous avons <a href="/david/2024/01/12/#hr-27">trop changé</a> pour être capables de perdurer dans cette pratique. 2024&nbsp;pourrait me faire mentir car je vois une certaine effervescence dans mon agrégateur. On va bien voir si ça dure. On va bien voir si <em>je</em>&nbsp;dure.</p>
<p><em>Guidé par le besoin, je suis en train d’automatiser des ancres sur mes <code>&lt;hr&gt;</code>, fausse bonne idée&#8239;? En affinant un peu le style ça me convient pour&nbsp;l’instant.</em></p>
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<p>public-inbox implements the sharing of an email inbox via git to complement or replace traditional mailing lists.  Readers may read via NNTP, IMAP, POP3, Atom feeds or HTML&nbsp;archives.</p>
<p>public-inbox spawned around three main&nbsp;ideas:</p>
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<li>Publicly accessible and archived communication is essential to Free Software&nbsp;development.</li>
<li>Contributing to Free Software projects should not require the use of non-Free services or&nbsp;software.</li>
<li><mark>Graphical user interfaces should not be required for text-based communication.</mark>  Users may have broken graphics drivers, limited eyesight, or be unable to afford modern&nbsp;hardware.</li>
</ul>
<p>public-inbox aims to be easy-to-deploy and manage; encouraging projects to run their own instances with minimal&nbsp;overhead.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="public-inbox.org" href="https://public-inbox.org/README.html" hreflang="en"
            title="Consultation de l’article (anglais)">public-inbox - an &quot;archives first&quot; approach to mailing lists</a>
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                data-tippy data-description="public-inbox implements the sharing of an email inbox via git to complement or replace traditional mailing lists. Readers may read via NNTP, IMAP, POP3, Atom feeds or HTML archives."
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<p>D’une certaine manière, l’<a data-link-domain="github.com" href="https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/9250">extinction de voix des un·es</a> fait mon bonheur de découverte aujourd’hui. J’espère que le réflexe ne sera pas de passer de <em>Google Groups</em> à <em>Microsoft Github Discussions</em> par&nbsp;commodité.</p>
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<p>… ça veut dire qu’en vrai, les droits humains, tu t’en fiches pas&nbsp;mal.</p>
<p>Et que tu es juste <mark>un peu raciste</mark>.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="emmaclit.com" href="https://emmaclit.com/2024/01/19/culture-froncaise/">Culture&nbsp;fronçaise</a></em></cite></p>
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<p>Voilà.</p>
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<p>Cette photo est floue, c’est devenu tellement rare avec un téléphone (<em>OK&nbsp;Boomer</em>&nbsp;:p). Les couleurs étaient superbes et une fois les mains réchauffées c’était une ambiance très agréable. On n’a pas croisé grand monde. La rééducation active continue tranquillement son&nbsp;chemin.</p>

    
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<p>J’ai remis les pieds sur des skis (de fond). J’ai une piste à 150&nbsp;mètres de chez moi et c’était probablement les plus critiques. Je me suis déjà tordu la cheville plusieurs fois sur ce trajet. Mais une fois dans les traces les sensations étaient bonnes et l’entorse (<em>tape</em>ée) n’a pas couiné. Le mollet un peu plus mais je me demande si ce n’est pas à force de compenser en&nbsp;boitant.</p>
<p>Cela conclus peut-être mon journal de&nbsp;chialage.</p>
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<p>Hier soir, je travaillais sur la <a href="/david/">page d’accueil</a> en voulant donner davantage d’espace à la recherche qui passe également en pied de page (qui est un&nbsp;chantier).</p>
<p>Et puis ce matin <a data-link-domain="nicolas-hoizey.com" href="https://nicolas-hoizey.com/">Nicolas H.</a> m’indique que mon flux est cassé. Je répare cette histoire de caractère invisible qui casse le <em>parsing</em> du contenu HTML (intégrer une <a data-link-domain="validator.w3.org" href="https://validator.w3.org/feed/">validation</a> pourrait s’avérer être utile). Et je pousse les modifications qui contiennent la page d’accueil en chantier. Tant pis, au moins c’est&nbsp;fait.</p>
<p>Il y a dorénavant 54&nbsp;liens sur cette page, j’ai besoin de revoir des choses mais au moins il commence à y avoir une cohérence sur le thème de l’année et ses pages générées. Le chemin continue de me donner le&nbsp;sourire.</p>
<p>Je constate au passage que la <a href="/david/recherche/">page de recherche</a> fait 2&#8239;Mo (700&#8239;Ko à télécharger), désindexer des années ou explorer des <a data-link-domain="pagefind.app" href="https://pagefind.app/">alternatives</a>&#8239;? J’aime bien me dire que mes écrits de ces 8&nbsp;dernières années tiennent sur&nbsp;2&nbsp;disquettes.</p>
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<p>Vidéo du jour&nbsp;: <a data-link-domain="video.blast-info.fr" href="https://video.blast-info.fr/w/9885ed4e-386b-4b3b-bcb5-dc2e454939e6">DRY JANUARY, ÉCOLOGIE&nbsp;: POURQUOI LE POUVOIR A-T-IL SI PEUR DE LA SOBRIÉTÉ&#8239;?</a> (désolé pour les cris, ça semble être le style de&nbsp;BLAST&nbsp;🙃).</p>
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<p>On creuse les <a data-link-domain="MDN" href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script/type/importmap"><code>importmap</code></a> pour <a data-link-domain="umap-project.org" href="https://umap-project.org/fr/">uMap</a> en ce moment. Un peu contraints par un passage aux modules JS qui supporte mal la minification + invalidation du cache. Il y a des choses intéressantes dans les possibilités que ça offre mais c’est du&nbsp;Baseline™2023.</p>
<p>Si un produit accueille moins de personnes lors de mon départ que lors de mon arrivée, j’ai probablement mal fait mon travail&#8239;? <em>À&nbsp;méditer.</em></p>

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<p>If the new software no longer runs on old hardware, it is <mark>worse</mark> than the old&nbsp;software.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="blog.jim-nielsen.com" href="https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2024/notes-from-computing-sustainably/" hreflang="en"
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<p>J’ai réussi à marcher 6&#8239;km dans la neige avec des bottes de neige assez hautes. Pas pire. On va voir si ça ne tire pas trop dans la nuit. J’ai appris à mettre des bandes de kynésiologie aussi pour un léger soutien sur la rotation interne. Ce n’est pas une entorse classique car généralement deux arbres ne sont pas impliqués donc la torsion est différente. Du moins, c’est ce que mon doctorat express en médecine me laisse à penser… et mes sensations&nbsp;surtout&#8239;!</p>
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<p>The front-end to your dev&nbsp;env.</p>
<p><cite><em><a data-link-domain="mise.jdx.dev" href="https://mise.jdx.dev/">mise-en-place</a></em></cite></p>
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<p>Ironiquement, j’ai toujours la crainte que ces outils viennent davantage polluer mon environnement actuel. Je ne suis pas sur assez de produits pour rencontrer des limites à ce niveau. Je m’en sors plutôt bien avec <a data-link-domain="code.larlet.fr" href="https://code.larlet.fr/shell/#alias">quelques alias</a> et un <a data-link-domain="code.larlet.fr" href="https://code.larlet.fr/shell/#auto-deactivation-des-virtualenvs">environnement virtuel dé·monté</a> à l’entrée dans un&nbsp;dossier.</p>
<p>Je compare un peu des carottes et des patates mais ça donne une direction en terme de frugalité sur ce plan là. On simplifie rarement un environnement en ajoutant une couche (coucou Docker), au mieux on masque une incompétence. Ce qui n’est pas toujours une <a href="/david/2024/01/05/" title="Vocabulaire">tension</a> en fonction du&nbsp;contexte&#8239;!</p>

    
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<p>If front web developers work closer to the users’ needs and problems, <mark>if they feel more implicated in the user experience,</mark> they will understand the impact of what they are building and will naturally adopt the strengths of the front web. […]</p>
<p>Maybe, in order to fix the front web, we have to fix human nature: make things less about money and self-satisfaction, and more about improving people’s lives and understanding the impact of what we are&nbsp;creating.</p>
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<p>Même si je m’émeus encore de l’esthétique d’un <em>Web Component</em> ou d’une nouvelle technique CSS, j’essaye d’être plus attentif au fil des ans à l’impact potentiel des bouts de code que j’assemble. C’est là où <a data-link-domain="daverupert.com" href="https://daverupert.com/2022/06/demo-to-demo-loop/" hreflang="en"
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<p><strong>Une carrière est la cartographie de ces expériences.</strong> Savoir identifier les <em>optima</em> locaux qui ont pu procurer de la joie ainsi que les lieux de convergence où l’on aime bien aller car il y a le bon dosage effort / récompense. Apprendre à reconnaître les sentiers hasardeux où l’on a déjà laissé des plumes et reconnaître aussi qu’un contexte et des personnes peuvent&nbsp;changer.</p>
<p>Admettre que l’on a soi-même changé tout au long de ce&nbsp;cheminement.</p>

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<p>No; customers are not paying for, nor give a shit about, these things. Sorry. It’s still cool stuff. It’s just not what you’re&nbsp;selling.</p>
<p><mark>Customers want software that delivers problem-solving <em>impact</em>.</mark> And at the early stage, which is all the way until you’ve reached product-market fit, they’re almost certainly not getting enough, fast enough. You should be spending as much time as you can at this level of the stack, The Product: thinking, building, learning.</p>
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<p>Superbe article de Ahmad Shadeed. En résumé, il faut soigner ses <em>paddings</em> mais il y a pas mal d’astuces CSS pour y arriver dans certaines conditions. Je retiens notamment l’usage d’un <code>:after</code> pour ça <a data-link-domain="ishadeed.com" href="https://ishadeed.com/article/target-size#mobile-menu">lorsqu’il s’agit d’icônes</a>&nbsp;notamment&nbsp;:</p>
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}
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<p>Je découvre au passage qu’il y a pas mal d’options d’accessibilité dans <a data-link-domain="polypane.app" href="https://polypane.app/">Polypane</a> que j’utilise depuis peu et que je n’ai pas pleinement&nbsp;exploré.</p>

    
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