Cache-Control and Vary
Thanks to everyone who replied! Unfortunately HTTP caching is not our strong suit in the ActivityPub world; HTTP Signature header(s) are a real public cache buster. But you can do at least some good caching per user. tags.pub provides ETag, and sends If-None-Match and If-Modified-Since, but doesn't do Last-Modified well yet.
The problem with Signature: and Signature-Input:
If the server wants to say, "this content is different for different users", you use the Vary header. For OAuth, you'd use Vary: Authorization, say. And the cache knows to separate data for different users. Same OAuth token, you can reuse the cached data.
We include our ID in the Signature (or Signature-Input) header. But we also include a timestamp there, so every single request has a different signature (by design).
@julian hmmm. With a reverse chron collection you can do pretty well with `totalItems` and the first item on the first page.
If there were net items added or deleted, `totalItems` will be different.
If the same number of items were added and deleted, the most recent item will be different.
So you can check synch with a couple of hits.
Confirmed bugs.
This would be meaningful if the findings were not produced by the corp trying to sell you the product being hyped. Big tech has a history of “faking it till you make it” and I can’t help but doubt that this is really just Claude Code mostly autonomously finding issues.
If they nailed the horror of a Yeerk Pool correctly that would be amazing
I was about to say, you can’t even do a “teachable moments” sort of kid’s show with it because half the books are “teachable” in the sense of teaching a child to fire an RPG. Like, by only the eighth book (out of 56), one of them has already nearly died (maybe twice), and we also start getting thoughts like “could I murder my own brother if it came down to it”.
Is nodeBB a generic old school PHP forum like phpBB ?
Added that one for now.
Nostalgia, they feel a bit more inherently organized, and slow Auster has an easier time dealing with linear boards.
The Wine Project, a compatibility layer that allows Linux and macOS users to run Windows applications, has released version 11.6, the sixth maintenance update in the stable 11.x series. Key updates include early work on reviving Wine’s Android driver.
The update resolves crashes and regressions affecting Diablo IV, Cyberpunk 2077, Minecraft Windows 10 Edition, Google Earth Installer, Mount & Blade: Warband, and HWiNFO 8.24.
For Linux gamers, Wine 11.6 addresses a regression from version 11.5 that prevented access to Diablo IV’s in-game shop menu and resolves ICU DLL-related crashes in games such as Cyberpunk 2077. Additional improvements include better DLL handling for Gecko-based browsers and enhanced DLL load order heuristics to support modded game setups.
Yup.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Wine-11.6-Released
Wine for Android hasn’t seen too much work in recent time. Back in 2024 was talk of Wine on Android with DXVK/VKD3D-Proton plus FEX for running Windows games on Android but not too much on that “Cassia” effort since. Going back over a decade were original efforts to get Wine on Android and running Solitaire as an example.
This seems to be cool!
I’m still amazed Jessica Jones didn’t appear this week. Daredevil is in a vigilante prison, freeing vigilantes, and he frees Swordsman who immediately begins helping everyone else. It was the perfect moment to free Jessica.
Yeah i confused the cafe owner with jessica, for some reaskn they looked similar. I guess JJ had to be out of a cage to help karen get info on the Northstar in episode 1 though, and must just seem like small fry to kingpin. Most people don’t seem to know her powers
RE: https://neuromatch.social/@jonny/116344579209407001
#FediBlock @tuban_muzuru@ohai.social (and their other account @tuban_muzuru@beige.party), see below:
Lemmy, Mastodon, PieFed, Lobsters, HN, Tilders, trackers, IRC..?
Lemmy and YouTube
Incest?