https://www.cyclingeu.com/688099/arctic-race-of-norway-2025-stage-1-highlights-a-strong-winner-on-the-opening-stage/ Arctic Race of Norway 2025 – Stage 1 Highlights – A Strong winner on the opening stage #Bicycling #Biking #Cycling #CyclingNorway #Cyclism'Actu #Cyclisme #Digital #Media #Norway #Video #WEB #webtv
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Re-label the "Save" button to be "Publish", to better indicate to users the outcomes of their action https://lobste.rs/s/k7hqes #design #web
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T131132
lobste.rsRe-label the "Save" button to be "Publish", to better indicate to users the outcomes of their action | Lobsters
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What I like about the @kagihq built-in LLM answers:
- It's only(!) triggered on request, i.e. when your query ends with a question mark.
- It always admits when it couldn't find good information or there is no clear answer.
- It always cites sources, usually word for word.
I find myself not so much "believing the AI" but rather using it as a guide as to which result has the information I need.
HTTP testing has never been so easy
https://blog.nette.org/en/nette-tester-http-testing-has-never-been-so-easy
Nette BlogNette Tester: HTTP testing has never been so easyWhen was the last time you changed your server configuration, modified .htaccess, or rewrote nginx rules? And did you check if this accidentally broke redirects, made robots.txt inaccessible, or exposed a hidden directory to unauthorized users? Do you check this automatically, or do you just…
The vision for The Web from the beginning has been that everyone should read and write. These days we primarily read or browse the web. We don’t really write so much anymore, especially long form content. People used to write on blogs. Now their writing is constrained to social media sites. We need a Web Writer app as opposed to the web browser — to leverage URLs, images, and formats to create a true read-write web
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it's the 34th birthday of the world wide #web so it's a great day to share the upcoming deadline for #writing submissions to GOOD INTERNET! two and a half weeks away!!!
in case you're unaware, GOOD INTERNET is an #indie print AND digital magazine that is run & contributed to by volunteers!
#goodinternet covers a lot of different aspects of the #SmallWeb: unplugging from the corporate web, fighting #enshittification, migrating from data-harvesting corpo social media, creating your own personal website, using code and website-building as an #art form, federation, and creating websites for fun. the aim is to be approachable for beginners and enjoyable for seasoned #indieweb travelers!
you don't have to be a pro #webdev or a #coding whiz to write about all the good things happening on "this side" of the web.
we want to spread the word about and share thoughts, independent web projects, services, methods, sites, meet-ups, and celebrate the non-corporate web together while making it easier for us to partake and unplug from #bigtech and unhealthy #socialmedia habits.
we're looking for 1,000- to 4,000-word articles aimed at website owners and hobbyists, any digital (and traditional) artists, #internet culture enthusiasts, #technology nerds, social media expatriates, & anyone who wants to unplug from the corporate-owned web.
the deadline is August 22, 2025
please boost and help get the word out!
Good Internet · Contact UsPitching stories
Unfortunately, at this time, we cannot pay for article submissions or art.
Appropriate topics
Articles can either be sourced and journalistic or first-hand accounts and personal stories. Since our magazine is geared towards hobbyists, articles should not be aimed at those who do not already own personal websites
AI Is Eating the Internet, by @paoramen.com:
https://fika.bar/paoramen/ai-is-eating-the-internet-01K10JG1SHGZQHN61HPGWPXN60
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For my #WebDev side project I switched from #Prisma #ORM to #Drizzle since I had a few issues with the newest version of Prisma. Although Drizzle is slightly more low-level, especially when dealing with relations between models, I like the fact that everything is #TypeScript, including the schema definition. Also thanks to heavy TypeScript "magic" there's no need for generated client code.
Why hx-boost is actually the most important feature of htmx https://lobste.rs/s/i5zkhc #web
https://dev.to/yawaramin/why-hx-boost-is-actually-the-most-important-feature-of-htmx-3nc0
lobste.rsWhy hx-boost is actually the most important feature of htmx | Lobsters
Perplexity Fires Back at Cloudflare, Denying ‘Stealth Crawler’ Accusations
#AI #Cloudflare #Perplexity #WebCrawling #AIethics #DataScraping #SearchEngines #Web #AISearch
Rethinking devtools: Escaping the Cloud and SaaS trap https://lobste.rs/s/dstkgd #api #scaling #web
lobste.rsRethinking devtools: Escaping the Cloud and SaaS trap | Lobsters
FrankenPHP: the modern PHP app server https://lobste.rs/s/myfuwb #go #php #web
https://frankenphp.dev/
lobste.rsFrankenPHP: the modern PHP app server | Lobsters
Is one big flaw in how we generally think about #SocialWeb and #Fediverse development in how we embrace this vibrant feeling and energy that existed at the time the early web was emerging? At that time time the expectation was that the #Web would liberate us.
A decade later we have #BigTech, the Corporate Web and #SurveillanceCapitalism, while #Technofeudalism and #Dystopia are knocking on the door.
Nowadays when we excitedly publish our innovations as we did then, is that still responsible?