I think that now the @OpenSourceOrg blog is fully capable of receiving #webmentions from Twitter thanks to #IndieWeb folks and brid.gy. More tests in the next few days. #

This is the most amazing graph. On this scale, only the industrial revolution has mattered. The rise and fall of Rome, several different times losing ~10% of population, major shifts in the social order and we just keep humming along in what looks like a flat line until BAM #

Another macroscope view. #

graph layouts are hard…. #

Is pessimism a form of short-term thinking? #

I think GraphQL is quickly moving to one of my least favorite technologies. Building an efficient query system for the server is almost writing a database and as a user it has a lot of rough edges. Good idea but man is it complex. #

You can now use webmentions in Eleventy via a plugin rather than rolling the whole thing yourself. buff.ly/3PRimRK #

It's time for me to once again sing the praises of @k6_io. If you've ever written a load test I think you'll likely agree it is the grungiest of grungy tasks. k6 makes it fun. It's like Greasemonkey for load testing. Cannot recommend enough. #