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torben haack [t128n]

@t128n.dev
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TPO and SE in the automotive industry. Building and managing data and software systems, studying Business Informatics at BHT Berlin.

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danielroe @danielroe.dev · 19/09/2026
don't be nice.
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Don't be nice
Sometimes, it's more important to be good than it is to be nice.
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Pete Birkinshaw @binaryape.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Normalised Fascism In Open Source
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Normalized Fascism in Open Source: $12 Million Given to DHH
Open source has become a safe harbor for far-right politics, from David Heinemeier Hansson's white-nationalist rhetoric and the Omarchy Foundation's $12 million in patron funding to so-called apolitic...
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 25/05/2026
Hands down, @npmx.dev has the best issue and PR templates I’ve seen
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 23/05/2026
@unjs.io is pure dev sorcery.. The amount of high-quality pkgs they provide is unmatched.
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Stefan Judis @stefanjudis.com · 22/05/2026
TIL Firefox and Safari ship "quirks files" with site-specific fixes for sites that break in their browsers. Thanks to Chrome's monopoly, testing in other browsers is often forgotten. And if things don't work, blame goes to the browser. denodell.com/blo...
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 22/05/2026
Built MQTT Radar, a small tool for seeing what is happening on an MQTT broker right now. Static SPA + local connector for TCP connectivity. Tool: t128n.github.io/mqtt-radar/ Lo-fi writeup: t128n.dev/writing/keep...
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 29/04/2026
Based on awesome work by Gerrit Riessen, I ported the Node-RED Flow Viewer to Vue ✨ Now I can finally embed flows into my docs without adding jQuery as a dependency. 📦 npmx.dev/package/vue-...
Screenshot of a Node-RED flow rendered in vue-node-red-flow-viewer
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 25/04/2026
Two features I have worked on recently landed in @npmx.dev 1) npmx-likes badge (npmx.dev/api/registry...) (#2478) 2) GitHub Stars & Issues + package creation date on the npmx.dev/compare page (#2479) You can just get things done in open source ⚡
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 18/04/2026
Node-RED is such an awesome tool, but what I'm really missing in it is cross-node JSDoc support. Like defining once what the shape of msg would look like and being able to reuse that across n different functional nodes without any hacky workarounds would be such a big QoL improvement.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 13/04/2026
@sifa.id are job postings / web-scraped job postings on the roadmap, or is this out of scope for SIFA? 👀
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 10/04/2026
How neat is that?! Added a @standard.site GH action, and now content from my personal site is being distributed onto the Atmosphere by default. 🤯
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 10/04/2026
Releasing packy v2 Creating bundles for air-gapped deployments just got a bit fancier. t128n.dev/writing/rele...
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Releasing packy v2
Creating bundles for air-gapped deployments just got a bit fancier.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 08/04/2026
oxide.md has got to be one of the best extensions one can get for @zed.dev Wikilinks completion, callout completions, footnote completion... Turns Zed (for me) into a real Obsidian alternative.
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index - Markdown-Oxide Wiki
Markdown-Oxide Markdown-Oxide is a Personal Knowledge Management System (PKMS) that composes with your favorite text-editor through the Language Server Protocol (LSP). While other PKMS implementation…
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 08/04/2026
✨ Working on a refactor of packy.js.org (in-browser npm pkg bundling for airgapped deployments). Adding some necessary QoL improvements that are way overdue.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 06/04/2026
Lean JavaScript with e18e Linting Rules t128n.dev/writing/lean...
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Lean JavaScript with e18e Linting Rules
Use e18e's linting rules to automatically flag outdated packages and enforce modern JS patterns.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 05/04/2026
Experimenting with an external @sifa.id to CV export tool powered by Vite, NuxtUI, WebContainers and jsonresume.org. Crazy what the web can do nowadays compared to e.g. in 2016 🤯
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 03/04/2026
My Code Formatting Guidelines t128n.dev/writing/code...
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Code Formatting Guidelines
The formatting rules I use across my projects.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 03/04/2026
Dependency Standback t128n.dev/writing/depe...
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Dependency Standback
Patience as a security practice.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 21/02/2026
GLM-5 in opencode is some kind of witchcraft. I debugged a problem for hours and tried dozens of approaches, and GLM-5 was the one to finally solve it. This happened not once but twice. All the other models kept hitting one brick wall after another.
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Wojciech Maj @wojtekmaj.pl · 18/02/2026
TIL "node -e" automatically exposes built-in Node.js modules, like fs. Makes tiny snippets like these much cleaner!
-node -e "const fs = require('node:fs'); fs.rmSync('./dist', { recursive: true, force: true });"
+node -e "fs.rmSync('./dist', { recursive: true, force: true });"
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 07/12/2025
Never ever going back from @kagi.com. Currently researching about «mutual exclusion semaphore». Google's first results? An AI summary, Wikipedia, commercial websites… Kagi's first result? A PDF slide-deck on this topic from an Austrian university. 🤯 The value is unmatched
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B. Prendergast @renderg.host · 15/11/2025
Please tell me I have nothing to fear, because I quite like it here #ATproto
wecanjustdothings.leaflet.pub
I just can't shake this feeling...
Why is all of this free? What's the plan here? Cui Bono?
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 10/11/2025
Currently prototyping hop, a local search router for !bang-style queries. Unlike ddg.gg or unduck.link, it installs a service worker that intercepts navigation requests before any HTML or JS runtime loads which allows for even leaner search query routing.
Comparison of redirect mechanisms in ddg.gg, unduck.link, and hop.
ddg.gg performs a full page reload before redirecting, unduck.link loads HTML and runs JavaScript to redirect, while hop uses a service worker to intercept the request before page load, providing the fastest, network-level redirect.
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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 03/11/2025
ATProto's ecosystem really has a different feel to it. Even though those projects are in an early state, tangled.org, atwork.place, leaflet.pub, and more have already such a thought-through and polished feel to them. Really bullish on ATProto
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timeline · tangled
tightly-knit social coding
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