Simon Frey @l1am0@chaos.social

It 2-way syncs my articles as mobi to the kindle. If I delete an ebook the article is archived on wallabag and vise versa.

How to block @Wikipedia fundraising note:
1) Install @ublockorigin
(https://ublockorigin.com)
2) Right click on the banner
3) Select "Block element..."
4) Enter "##.cn-fundraising" in the popup
5) Click "Create" button

I just stumbled upon the very first website I built as a 12 year old kiddo: https://dragon-snake.de.tl
Findings:
- I loved dragons & iframes
- My german is more than embarrassing
- @Lokalisten_de was more popular in germany than facebook
- The humor of 12yo sucks

After finishing my thesis the side project train is rolling again 🤩

This idea is particular hard for me as it is not mainly building tech, but sale & marketing. Great opportunity to learn that after all. (Hate that it is so important 😅)
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RT @DevlunchIo
Finished the landing page for https://devlunch.io

You should check out the application form, as it is freaking awesome
https://twitter.com/DevlunchIo/status/1332624279922499585

First picture is before, second after

Enough #work for today!
Here some random internet to distract you ☺️

http://simon-frey.com/random

Any idea for a #distraction source that I should add to this rodeo?🐎

To make the inner workings of your code understandable for non-tech people, I like using BPMN. Found this notation a few weeks back, it suits the purpose quite well AND it works with @drawio <3
Intro: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Process_Model_and_Notation
Cheatsheet/Guide: https://cloud.trisotech.com/bpmnquickguide/index.html

As I have no clue about excel stuff I have to generate graphs for my thesis like following:
1) Bash script copies data into folder
2) Headless chrome opens custom build website
3) Websites processes json data and renders graphs
4) Save screenshot
5) Repeat over and over

#gophers did you know that string conversion copies the underlying byte slice? Important to know for your memory optimizations.

Of fuck...my s4 project is mentioned in @golangweekly 🥳
https://golangweekly.com/issues/317 (in the tools section)