early morning check in...

sorting out asynchronous javascript bugs...

fine game. and right for the time...

i posted about the problems caused by the lack of a clear license a week ago. commits ca662ca through 49d3e2a remove the kemal-session and kemal-csrf shards and replace them with lightweight improvements to a session store i'd written previously and forgotten about and cut-and-paste reuse of kemal-csrf (which has a clear license and clean history). ktistec will be released under AGPLv3.

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i didn't expect follows. or boosts.

this is the web pretty much throwing its arms up in the air and giving up

https://blog.cloudflare.com/browser-beta/

these commits show the actor's public posts when an anonymous user navigates to the site, and show the authenticated actor the content timeline for both their inbox and their outbox. these are really two big queries with a pagination scheme i found on the internet. i haven't yet benchmarked it against the common "OFFSET LIMIT" method.

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• Monmouth Poll Research on Authoritarianism
• Authoritarian Tendencies in the American Electorate (Part 1)
• Authoritarianism Among Pro- and Anti-Trump Voters (Part 2)

clearly license your open source software. if you don't it's impossible to use it (at least in the united states).

kemal-session was released without a license, and there's discussion online looking/hoping for clarification. unfortunately, kemal-session was built on top of code that, itself, wasn't licensed, so any resolution is going to require tracking down at least two people.

not impossible, but possibly more work than just rewriting the library...

didn't know this syntax worked in ruby (and crystal):

puts %x[ls]

remote is nice but somedays i miss the office