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Let's Rewrite FujoGuide! Issue 2, beta #2 GitHub perches on the top left corner, ready to pounce upon Git, who is very cute and asleep as a catboy loaf at the bottom right corner. A purple git logo is tiled in the background. A checklist, completed: Review Beta #1 feedback Review Beta #1 flow Finalize new flow Reorganize intro chapter Plan extra chapters

🚨✨ FujoGuide Issue 2 progress 🚨✨

- Checkboxes: checked ☑️
- Back: still hurting ❤️‍🩹
- Writing: git’ing done 💪

Scattered reports ⛅ but steady progress ☀️ the BTS logistics—not, alas, yaoi—kept me from these, but I'm back! I hope! I beg!

And now...read below for where our guide is at ⬇️📝🧵

I bent it to my will in the end but at what cost

A poster advertising an Astro stream. It says "learn@FujoWeb.dev presents Special Stream: Learning Path plan-along". The stream is to brainstorm new Astro articles together and is at Thursday September 4th, 3pm Pacific time, on the "essentialrandomness" channel on Twitch. In the corner is Boba-tan holding a rubber duck saying "We can ship it!"

Reminder! See you TOMORROW (Monday, Sept 1st) at 2PM Pacific/9PM GMT for a special stream: together, we'll plan the Astro "learning path" section of our learning site, learn.fujoweb.dev!

Hang out with us & help us make building personal websites accessible to fandom creatives and beyond!

Link 👇

What to do when Bluesky skips a bunch of labels from the labeler event stream? · bluesky-social atproto · Discussion #3915 My labeler (https://labeler.cons.furryli.st) went down for a day and when Bluesky reconnected to it, it connected without a cursor. This caused it to skip a whole bunch of labels that were to be ap...

@bnewbold.net and @jaz.bsky.social, I believe company policy should be that if furries and fujos both have a problem a bug should immediately become P0

github.com/bluesky-soci...

If you're attending #CitrusCon2025 please join us in two hours for @essentialrandom.bsky.social 's panel "Working Together in a Dying World" at 1:30 PM Eastern!

@citruscon.bsky.social @fujocoded.bsky.social

Content moderators are organizing against Big Tech Workers are fighting for working conditions and mental health support.

someone shared this article and it made me think of all the knowledge you've shared about moderation @rahaeli.bsky.social

www.theverge.com/news/658566/...

As the king of whimsy clearly what you gotta do is something fun and silly that is Not A Joke! Lean into the chaos! e.g. with Fujocoded we delight and confuse our supporters by creating a product that makes them go "wAIT, I can actually buy this??" e.g. this year bsky.app/profile/fujo...

*nods like this is a problem i've had in the past or could possibly have in the future*

a heaven of your own making

Traditional illustration of Gustopher, the ATmosphere Conference mascot, and the Untitled Goose Game goose, in black marker. Untitled Goose perches on Gustopher's back, holding a flower in their beak. Gustopher looks up at them, surprised and delighted.

Bonus pencil illustration of Gustopher and Untitled Goose, so tiny and cute, standing beak to beak in a lil bird smooch. A heart above their heads emphasizes their love and affection for each other.

It's about love and hope! Some drawings I made while listening to @kissane.bsky.social brilliant talk #ATmosphereconf (thank you @elendraug.bsky.social for the alt text 💕)

that fujocoded urge to terrorize the ao3 tag wranglers

programmers are always posting like "worked on tracking down an issue with a Flurble deployment for twelve hours. the problem wasn't in Flurble at all - it was in the Gumbies install. It turns out if you install Gumbies 3.0 over Gumbies 2.7 and don't do a cache flush on all the client spiders they'll get stuck in the crystal maze." then you look up Gumbies and the site is one of those scroll scroll scroll types with one sentence per page, like "GUMBIES is a lean, expressive sharding sandcube for testing and deploying large scale Woodchips playgrounds. GUMBIES automates and streamlines away watersliding phases, meaning your team can get right to the chipping. See why Microsoft, OpenAl and Bloingo have embraced GUMBIES in their Woodchips workflows." and you get to the bottom and you're like I want this I guess but I still don't know what

This is my entire life

For the record, if you avoid the word nazi in the alt text it means people's muted terms don't catch it 😢

Bite Size Command Line, by Julia Evans - Command line terms illustrated with colourful drawings of foods, such as a tart for “tar” and grapes for “grep”.

been reading a lot of comments today about how people find man pages hard to read and it made me mad (why do they have to be so hard!)

so I'm giving away 300 copies of Bite Size Command Line to folks for whom $12 is a lot of money! (with code BUYONEGIVEONE)

wizardzines.com/zines/bite-s...

I don't have a Frontend Masters subscription right now but I'm very excited about this anyway

Favorite course platform + favorite teacher??? say no more

An architecture diagram from the README of the Fanworks Labeler with Discord integration https://github.com/essential-randomness/fanworks-labels

Ms Boba @essentialrandom.bsky.social is a former FAANG Staff Engineer and is passionate about bridging the gap between business, community-building, and engineering.

We're excited to hear from her about community + code, including Discord bot moderation -> RSVP on Smoke Signal.

I like the way Josh does it in CSS for JavaScript Developers, where the playground will show the exercise-relevant CSS in a style tag together with the HTML and the irrelevant CSS in a different file/tab. I hate hate hate when I can't quickly see/distinguish the out-of-scope CSS

If I was smarter I would have checked the website I'm coding periodically in different browsers and devices, but arriving at the end and realizing Chrome looks *very* different from Firefox is more fun. It is. I'm telling myself that. Shhhh

Glad to see we're all on the same page re: superior Christmas cake

Containers is Docker, right? I admit, I've used those for work but know even less about them than I do about the rest of what I'm playing with 😂

I started with apache then switched to nginx because there's more guides but I don't know enough about networks, linux or DNS to know what instructions are relevant to me (since I don't want the sites to be reachable through the open internet, this is just so I can look at them in bed from my phone)

The goal is to host a couple of static websites and instead of accessing them through localhost being able to do nice domain names like ria dot notes and ria dot art; no PHP or databases for now

my biggest downfall so far is not backing up config files before editing them i think 😅

setting up my very own raspberry pi web server is the most fun and demoralizing thing i have ever done.

i'm gonna image it again tomorrow... third time's the charm!

I just completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/1