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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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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 22/05/2026

Also love how often the tab-chooser de-syncs when navigating a repository

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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 · 03/05/2026

At least they’re acknowledging that they f’ed up. But definitely should have been caught earlier though in the PR review process

Screenshot of MS employee answering to community feedback:

dmitrivMS commented 7 hours ago

Thank you all for your feedback, professional or otherwise.
Sorry about the regression. I will work on fixing this in 1.119.

There is a number of issues with the Co-Author functionality:

It should never have been enabled when disableAIFeatures is on.
It should not add attribution to changes that were not done by AI.
We need to make sure it receives a more test coverage before change the default.
If you have additional (constructive) feedback, please ping me directly or open an issue.

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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

For everyone not wanting to move every month, the answer is also very simple: just reuse the existing Aldi equator

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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 · 08/04/2026

Feels like magic, what you're cooking there -- the comparison doesn't lie!

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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 · 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 · 15/02/2026

On desktop, you also can integrate Kagi Translate (translate.kagi.com/extension) into Bluesky through their extension

Screenshot of this post translated by Kagi Translate

Screenshot of option to enable Bluesky integration for Kagi Translate extension

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torben haack [t128n] @t128n.dev · 05/02/2026

In a hacky-way, you can do this by wrapping your package manager in a shell script to catch install commands and validate them against the e18e documentation. (e18e.dev/docs/replace...) PoC by GH Copilot: gist.github.com/t128n/1622b6... (I only tested the small demo shown in the GIF below)

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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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