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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 30/06/2026

Social Media needs more lil guys, courtesy of mu.social

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 28/06/2026

"Oh it's been a while I wonder how Mastodon's doing"

The scene from Community when Donald Glover walks into the apartment with pizza and everything's on fire

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 28/03/2026

But we need to get *these* numbers up

Dense “Can I use this?” support matrix for the JPEG XL image format. A header bar labels it “JPEG XL image format” with a short blurb explaining that JPEG XL is a modern, web‑optimized format promising better compression than WebP, JPEG, PNG, and GIF, but with limited availability in current browsers. Below, a wide, color‑coded grid lists desktop and mobile browsers—Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Opera, IE, Chrome for Android, Safari on iOS, Samsung Internet, and others—broken down by version ranges. Most cells are red or pale, with only scattered pockets of green, visually reinforcing that mainstream support is sparse. A “Usage” box in the corner adds to the confusion: global support is effectively 0%, yet a note says around 14.7% of users are on compatible setups. Overall, it looks like the compatibility table equivalent of “incredibly cool on paper, basically unusable in production”—a stark contrast to WebP’s baseline status and a quiet reminder that JPEG XL is still living in the future, not the present.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 28/03/2026

What They™ don't want you to know

Table-style “Can I use WebP?” graphic showing WebP’s browser support matrix. At the top, a header explains that WebP is a modern baseline image format based on VP8, supporting lossy and lossless compression, animation, and alpha transparency, with AVIF and JPEG XL called out as successors. Below, a dense color-coded grid lists desktop and mobile browsers—Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Opera, IE, and various Android browsers—across many version ranges, with mostly green cells indicating strong support, a few yellow/orange cells for partial or older support, and red for legacy gaps. A small usage summary notes that around 96.8% of global traffic can handle WebP. Overall, it reads like a compatibility flex: “yes, you can safely ship WebP on the modern web, GIF truthers notwithstanding.”

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 25/03/2026

More details coming soon on my next project...I'm going to sleep now

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 23/03/2026

So ChatGPT now has a library of all of the files you've uploaded to it...and all of my files are just <UUID>.<ext> #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPT #Technology #News

That's really it, all of the files are named with UUIDs and nothing else

There are a couple of PNGs and some JPEGs but they're all UUIDs

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 16/03/2026

Private mentions are starting to look really good in #FediReader Hoping to add a few more tweaks before the next release #Mastodon #SocialWeb #BuildInPublic #IndieApps

A screenshot of the Private Mentions interface in FediReader showcasing its similarities to a standard chat interface instead of a post interface

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 15/03/2026

Yeah you can set your font in Codex to Wingdings now...

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 15/03/2026

This issue was created and documented completely autonomously while the agent was working on a different issue with full documentation and linking to GitHub Idk about you, but that's pretty damn cool I've also got it creating sub-issues to note regressions […] [Original post on mastodon.social]

Dark-mode Linear issue view for FediReader, showing bug FEDI-74 about flaky, order-dependent iOS tab configuration tests. The main panel is packed with a long, engineer-brain description of how full test-suite runs intermittently fail while single-test runs pass, including simulator commands, file paths, and notes that this was discovered while verifying a different ticket. Sidebars tag it as a high-priority iOS bug for the FediReader app, assigned to Sam Clemente, with labels like “Bug,” “iOS,” “FediReader,” and “Agent,” plus related work like “Implement More Haptics” — basically a snapshot of my build-in-public workflow where even the test harness has lore.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 14/03/2026

My workflow between Codex and Linear is pretty cool, I have it set up so that it makes sub-issues if, in developing for this one issue we run into other ones that end up getting wrapped up into this branch All of which ends up linking back to GitHub and is […] [Original post on mastodon.social]

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 13/03/2026

Maurice Moss would love the Fediverse (and probably #Mosstodon)

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 13/03/2026

Finally have the whole setup with my Studio Display XDR and my new desk #DeskSetups #Productivity #Mac #Technology

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 12/03/2026

FB22214864: Sheet() not drawing properly on bottom of display Super niche discovery, but it’s still bugging me

A screenshot showing the bottom edge of the display having white streaks due to the UI elements not drawing properly on the display

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 11/03/2026

And this isn't coming from someone who doesn't use agentic development tools Cursor is my most used editor right now with Codex not far behind it

Dark-mode analytics dashboard from cursor.com showing the user’s coding activity and AI-assist usage. The header navigation lists Spending, Billing & Invoices, Docs, and Contact Us. A large “Total Edits” metric reads 61,776 above a GitHub-style activity heatmap labeled January through December, with January called out as the most active month and January 20, 2026 highlighted as the peak day. A stats row notes a longest streak of 9 days and a current streak of 3 days. Below, a “Your Analytics” panel reports Lines of Agent Edits as 9,702 out of 13,134 total, with 4 tabs accepted and a note that analytics became more accurate on Cursor 1.6+ after an August 2025 update. At the bottom, a line chart plots daily edit counts from February 17 to March 10, with the curve rising and falling to show changing activity over time.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 11/03/2026

I will still never understand how this made it to Apple Arcade

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 11/03/2026

Notion dashboards are pretty cool

Dark-mode Notion dashboard for my FediReader build, showing a Stygian Tech–branded status view of 70 GitHub issues. A donut chart highlights 46 open vs 24 closed issues, line graphs track issues closed per day and total issues climbing over February–March, and a feed of recent tickets surfaces work like “Swiping Between Feeds is Buggy” and “Unify Private Mention Composer Actions w/ Post Composer,” reflecting ongoing polish on a Mastodon news reader for the open social web.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 10/03/2026

I actually do use the tab bar reordering in #FediReader I like to reverse my tab bar for reachability

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 08/03/2026

This is my new favorite thing in @notionhq I've had a page built to handle exactly this, but now I don't need that (and it works more cleanly than that one did) #Notion #Technology #Productivity #Apps

A screenshot of a new tab in Notion that collects all of your tasks from across your workspace into one list

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 07/03/2026

iPhone 16e doesn’t have MagSafe?? Well nobody told mine

An iPhone 16e with a MagSafe wallet loosely magnetized to the metal back

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 05/03/2026

Can’t believe I won’t even be able to plug my new MacBook Neo into this #Apple #Technology #Mac

An order confirmation for a Studio Display XDR

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 04/03/2026

This was Apple's previous cheapest offering for this kind of computer

An 11th-gen iPad with the keyboard cover for just about US$900

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 02/03/2026

The messages tab does look nicer now, though so that’s nice

Screenshot of a dark-mode group chat titled “Testing User, Test Admin,” highlighting the redesigned message composer at the bottom of the screen. The composer sits in a rounded input field labeled “Message,” with a prominent send arrow icon on the right, designed to feel clean and modern against the dark background. Above it, the thread shows tagged messages between @testuser and @testadmin, including a dramatic reaction GIF of a wide-eyed man with his mouth open in shock. The image is included to showcase the updated composer’s placement, styling, and overall polish in context—demonstrating how it looks and functions within an active conversation (reaction GIF and all).

Screenshot of a dark-mode group chat titled “Testing User, Test Admin,” focused on the redesigned message composer at the bottom of the screen. The composer appears as a rounded input field labeled “Message,” with a subtle glow and a circular send arrow button on the right. The keyboard is open, showing predictive text suggestions above the keys, demonstrating how the composer behaves while actively typing. Above it, the conversation includes tagged messages and a reaction GIF of a man with a wide-eyed, shocked expression. The image is included to showcase the updated composer in its active state—highlighting its layout, spacing, and interaction with the keyboard in a real conversation context.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 18/02/2026

Private messaging that feels like real DMing in #FediReader

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 16/02/2026

Oh boy it looks like OpenAI is allowing you to find your contacts on their products #OpenAI #ChatGPT #AI #ArtificialIntelligence

OpenAI Email:

Updates to OpenAl's Privacy Policy

Hello Samuel Clemente,

We wanted to let you know that we're updating our Privacy Policy to give you more information about what data we collect, how we use it, and how you can control it.

Here's what's changing:
Finding friends on OpenAl services
You can now choose to sync your contacts to see who else is using our services. This is completely optional.

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 16/02/2026

For as much as I dislike the app and what it ushers in The Sora logo is super cute #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #Sora #Technology

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 15/02/2026

This is an aquarium There's a sign That answers this question RIGHT THERE

A Google Pixel ad that shows the user at an aquarium asking Gemini what kind of shark they're looking at (It's a leopard shark)

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Sam Clemente @masto-bridge.samclemente.me · 12/02/2026

Grok is advertising the fact that it has no guardrails Which is probably not the thing to advertise after allowing for the rampant generation of child porn #Twitter #Grok #News #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #xAI #Technology

An ad on Twitter from Grok that says "Tired of AI saying 'I can't'? Start your 7 day free unlimited SuperGrok trial. What would you build without limits?"

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