your computer has been infected by a French virus; quick, run “rm -fr /*” to get rid of it!
4 8 49Components run on your machine, whether at build time or request time. They output html and/or Interactive Components
Interactive components are what you currently think of when you think of react components - stateful, ran (mostly) client side
3The “S” in RSC stands for “Syour machine”
RSC discourse is interesting because the react team now has to explain backwards that yes, it’s a great replacement for gSSP and gSP, and you’re probably gonna be using them on the server a bunch, but also it’s a data fetching paradigm not tied to Nextjs and the “S” of RSC really means “not client”
RSC discourse is interesting because the react team now has to explain backwards that yes, it’s a great replacement for gSSP and gSP, and you’re probably gonna be using them on the server a bunch, but also it’s a data fetching paradigm not tied to Nextjs and the “S” of RSC really means “not client”
2 1 5very interesting that they’re sticking by their decision to make stuff server by default, with explicit opt in for client components. I feel like what they’re really trying to say is that RSCs are just React Components, and it’s Client components that are the special ones
1 3wake up sheeple. you know you want to be bleating
I should've called my app Bleatdeck in order to push my preferred terminology
I feel like if you’re visiting a country with a purchasing power disparity in your favour, you have a moral obligation to let yourself get ripped off
12new handle
get your own at ispost.ing
ispost.ing - get your community handle for Bluesky
get your own ispost.ing handle
ispost.ing
just realised this literally exists in the github sidebar
tired: thanking contributors for their PRs
wired: pitting the contributors against each other for getting the most PRs
inspired: add a leaderboard with a decay function
mr frazzle (if that is his real name) made it look better :)
felt left out from the community contributions update so opened a PR for *optional* in-app browser support
so many tunnels these days it’s hard to keep track. seems like the discourse is being centered around tunnels at an increasing rate
1 3the morse code is of course communicating a key rotation. it’s key rotations all the way down
2hey guys check this out
recreating clocks except where each tick is just a new cryptographically rotated key
they should give plc.directory a bluesky account. make it a lil guy i can have a chat with
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