I make stuff, like @aggregationsio & @htmlcsstoimage i used to do data things for @epicgames, @houseparty and @whatnot

Villanova, PA
Joined May 2008
New website. jsneedles.com/
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theres a hidden fully functional ipod as a 404 page on apple music music.apple.com/us/jfdsalkfa…
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A single .md file with tips & tricks for high-performance .NET/C# code, mostly meant for AI, and mostly aimed at benchmarks against the crustaceans 🙃 github.com/EgorBo/BlazingFas… (no unsafe!) Contributions welcome if anything's missing, cc @axeng200 @ben_a_adams
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Woah a Vercel sentiment i agree with!
It's time to retire long-lived static credentials. We surveyed 1,000+ SaaS vendors and found only 8.4% support secure auth. This is our call to action and how we're doing our part. vercel.com/blog/death-to-lon…
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Ok this is an excellent, subtle joke.
Vibe your way to 50K. The 2026 Epic AI MegaJam begins Nov 12: epic.gm/epic-ai-megajam-2026
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Do not remove this from your Duo It's stupid to do this. You will break your phone. It will be expensive. Nano-texture is really great, and has no downsides. Removing the nano texture film is extremely stupid
Unbelievable! The iPhone Duo's display has been hiding a shocking secret! Someone finally dared to peel off the matte film covering the iPhone Duo's display, and what they discovered was astonishing. With the film removed, the screen underneath looks surprisingly uneven, with visible bumps, ripples, and even wrinkles!
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This isn't a hidden secret: Apple has publicly confirmed the matte nano-texture layer is intentionally peelable and replaceable. Apple VP Kate Bergeron said customers can peel it off and get a new one, and Apple offers an official $19 replacement service for this exact layer. macrumors.com/2026/10/01/iph… iphoneincanada.ca/2026/10/01/app…
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This & the common php reaction of “shut it down for a while” has me so weirded out. Like, “exposed, just break your business” is so ass backwards. No safe rotation, no fallbacks, no quick fix. If you can just, go offline without consequence, you’re a not serious company.
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which secrets store are you guys using?
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Blogged: An introduction to Compact Binary Object Notation (CBOR) in .NET andrewlock.net/an-introducti… In this post I introduce CBOR as a JSON alternative, and show how to use the System.Formats.Cbor NuGet package to read and write CBOR encoded data #dotnet #aspnetcore
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Such garbage on the internet. I find inaccurate description of my business. I email company, as described in their "editorial process" I get back automated sales pitch for their info-product stuff. I say "no thanks, just appreciate you looking into the article." them:
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⚡ Meet ClickHouse’s experimental native TCP client for .NET. In a benchmark reading 1M rows, the HTTP client allocated 1.6 GB; TCP column reads allocated 6 MB. Both clients ship in ClickHouse.Driver. clickhouse.com/blog/introduc…
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This video is a comedy skit by Nathan Doan Comedy with the poster's handle added as a watermark over the original. youtube.com/watch?v=83cDUA… x.com/UtsSs31/status…
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If you think SaaS is dead because you can vibe code a version in a weekend, you're missing the other side of the equation. AI is not an equalizer, it's a multiplier. You can catch up to where a SaaS was but staying level means building it full-time. Congrats, you now run a SaaS.
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Tesla’s roadster website
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