Vincent Tunru

Dutchie who likes to rant about (front-end) engineering, civil rights, and the intersection between those two.

Mozilla (npub16pr…crsg), https://plaudit.pub, https://solidproject.org, Terms of Service, Didn't Read (npub1ddj…p75g), and a never-ending stream of unfinished side projects — though Toots are my own.

#FrontEnd #React #OpenSource #SolidProject

Website: https://vincenttunru.com
Code: https://gitlab.com/Vinnl
Code (day job): https://github.com/Vinnl/

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vincenttunru_at_fosstodon.org@momostr.pink

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2026-03-25 15:32:00 UTC

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The Boys, uplifting? Haha, that's a different definition than I'm used to 😅️
(Also, it's missing Ted Lasso.)

2026-03-24 21:04:09 UTC

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Appreciate it! Unfortunately I don't have my resolution at hand, but I at least occasionally connect to a very big screen. I'm also happy to do it myself if you're willing to share the master file - I promise I'll keep the logo :)

2026-03-24 20:31:37 UTC

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You don't happen to have a wallpaper-sized version of that hero image, do you? I love it.

2026-02-13 21:05:17 UTC

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"Not now" is fine; it's a concise way to reassure someone that they can make another choice later in settings. "Ask me again later" as the only way to say no, however, is an insult to my autonomy.

2026-01-15 19:07:01 UTC

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I haven't read the article yet, but AFAIK Wikipedia has had ways to download the full archive for a long time already, and yet AI companies kept DoS'ing them instead. So a direct deal seems like a good thing, especially if that also includes funding Wikipedia. The content was always licensed and intended to spread far and wide.

2025-12-19 19:44:24 UTC

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> Firefox won’t be changing to a modern AI browser any time soon, so there’s no rush for me to jump right now.
I think this is the right attitude, because I feel like people might be afraid of something that's not going to happen. As I understand it, what folks are looking at is adding an AI Window, which will work similarly to Private Browsing — i.e. you can explicitly open it, or even use it as the default, but if you don't, nothing changes.
*That* window would be the "AI browser".

2025-12-13 00:05:28 UTC

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Is this Alt+Enter in Firefox?

2025-11-24 15:03:11 UTC

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Are these the folks that use "number of members of bicycle clubs" as one of the factors?

2025-11-06 18:59:11 UTC

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I'd like to see a graph of quote posts over time. I imagine there's quite a peak going on right now :P

2025-10-01 09:13:06 UTC

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> Mozilla-hosted web services (email, calendar, etc.) might be successful(?)
Well, we're going to find out!
- https://thundermail.com/
- https://appointment.day/
(The latter is not strictly a calendar, but still. It's a web service at least.)
/cc @npub1hxz…r8sj

2025-09-24 15:54:40 UTC

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True, but Node is versioned with no forwards-compatibility commitments, and is a runtime that the writer of the code usually chooses which version to run. With standardisation, we can get those forwards-compatibility commitments, cross-browser compatibility, and hopefully also better performance, which would be pretty neat. With how limited the syntax additions are, that sounds like a good trade-off to me!
(And Node would benefit as well, of course.)

2025-09-24 14:00:29 UTC

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Right, but is that a decision the browsers take unilaterally, i.e. without standardisation? Do they use TypeScript to do the type stripping? Which version would they use?? What if TS introduces breaking changes?

2025-09-24 13:45:09 UTC

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Ah, so are you saying: let's not standardise this, and have browsers just ship TypeScript and run it in type-stripping mode on everything?

2025-09-24 13:33:45 UTC

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I'm confused about the difference. As I understand it, the proposal specifies locations in the syntax tree that the interpreter should ignore (just like comments; the proposal used to be called "types as comments"). Type stripping removes parts of the syntax tree before running it — in other words, it's telling the interpreter to ignore those parts.
I don't see what the practical difference is?

2025-09-24 13:23:23 UTC

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Is that not exactly what this proposal is?

2025-09-18 17:47:52 UTC

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Screenshots or it didn't happen!

2025-09-17 17:57:49 UTC

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There's probably no harm in there, but it's not currently under consideration in the European Parliament, so MEPs can't do much yet. Right now it's the Council, i.e. the national governments, that is discussing it, and so national governments are the ones to reach out to.
The German one in particular is an important vote that isn't locked in yet.

2025-06-06 15:02:04 UTC

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Yep, same thing happening here!

2025-06-06 13:56:47 UTC

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Fun fact: Dutch people often make the same mistake in Dutch, except for possessive pronouns, which don't get apostrophes (with some exceptions). People even call that "the English disease", because it's likely to be carried over from English.

2025-06-06 13:22:53 UTC

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Gotta love grammar nazi's :P

2025-03-17 19:08:53 UTC

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Just a note that you linked to what I assume is the testing site :) You probably meant https://www.gimp.org/release-notes/gimp-3.0.html
Congrats on the release!

2025-02-27 09:10:44 UTC

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Unfortunately there's a short answer to that: no, or at least, not without rebasing on Chromium.

2025-02-10 07:25:23 UTC

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This is neat, thanks for sharing!

2024-12-26 08:53:30 UTC

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I feel like people should just consider enums to be deprecated anyway. Avoids new runtime behaviour, and there's a good alternative in literal string unions anyway.

2024-12-05 20:37:09 UTC

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You could update 6.3 with https://fosstodon.org/@anze3db/113594389529733329 🙂

2024-12-04 20:51:53 UTC

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If you want to get fancy you could use https://microformats.org/wiki/rel-license, but yeah, as long as the data (i.e. the fact that the starter pack author agreed with the licence) is there, making it available can always be solved afterwards.
As for the 500, I got it when trying to add @npub1fj0…lek4, for example.

2024-12-04 17:58:38 UTC

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Really cool! I have one feature request: the ability to add a Creative Commons licence to a Starter Pack. That way, if Mastodon (or other Fediverse software) adds native support for them, existing starter packs with the right licence can be auto-imported.
I also ran into a couple of 500 errors, or existing handles that couldn't be found (mostly on non-mainstream servers). I don't know if there's any helpful info I can provide, or if there are server logs.
Thanks for making this!

2024-11-26 18:19:14 UTC

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Compared to basically every other Android phone, I'd definitely recommend it. iPhones have terrible repairability, but OK-ish longevity, I think? And I do believe it's feasible to have repair shops replace an iPhone's battery, no?
There's also the consumer activism vote-with-your-wallet considerations, of course, for which using a Fairphone is definitely the best choice, and honestly you'll get a fine phone.

2024-11-26 18:19:03 UTC

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My only smartphones have been Fairphones (1, 2 and now a 4). Repairability is good, but it's not a silver bullet: a degraded battery is easy to fix, but some things aren't easily fixable, and sometimes it's just hard to find the culprit. My FP2 lasted five years with some parts replacements, but was very slow at the end, and I wasn't sure what the cause was.

2024-10-18 18:51:24 UTC

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Interestingly contacting authors to request an RSS feed usually is a bit too high of a hurdle for me, but I did find the motivation to write a project to create RSS feeds with a couple of CSS selectors, which I'm now somewhat regularly using: https://feed-me-up-scotty.vincenttunru.com
(And writing CSS selectors still feels like less effort than contacting the author 🫠)

2024-10-09 15:31:42 UTC

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Related favourite #Mastodon feature: disabling boosts by a specific account.
Sometimes someone's regular posting is super interesting, but their boosting is overloading my timeline.

2024-09-29 18:43:28 UTC

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I assume it's a reference to @npub1rkn…cdxd joining the Fediverse.