linusgroh’s Twitter Archive

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1. Regardless of what will happen to this site, I've decided I'm signing off for now. Gonna keep this account open until I've publicly archived my tweets elsewhere. See you on the fediverse or IRL 👋 chaos.social/@linusgroh
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 18 Mood +2 🙂
2. did not expect to ever receive a printed letter from one of the biggest internet companies in existence but here we are
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 18 Mood 0
3. Really looking forward to meeting a bunch of internet friends at FOSDEM 2023! We might even have a stand there - either way, it's going to be awesome :^)
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 17 Mood +4 🙂
4. If you're looking for a modern makefile replacement, taskfile.dev is great :)
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 17 Mood +3 🙂
5. monorepos are the best repos

   
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 15 Mood +3 🙂
6. Over the last few days, Tim (github.com/trflynn89) rearchitected the whole thing a bit and landed Ladybird WebDriver support today - demo below! It's now talking to the WebContent process directly, allowing us to share much more functionality between the two browser GUIs. @linusgroh/1580330238361227264
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 14 Mood +3 🙂
7. >Karmic (9.10) or earlier [Ubuntu release from 2009] >Was this helpful?

   
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 14 Mood +2 🙂
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   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 13 Mood 0
9. 🔴 Browser hacking: Let's bring XMLHttpRequest closer to spec! Did you know, that XHR is mostly spec'd in terms of Fetch infrastructure? Let's improve ours to eventually implement it that way! youtu.be/HnAAWJQBtIo
   Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 13 Mood +4 🙂
10. I have a feeling that the "official" checkmark on tweets was rushed and not tested properly

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 13 Mood +1 🙂
11. summary of this dumpster fire: @jeremytarshis/1590785059057197057
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 10 Mood -2 🙁
12. Out-of-context CSS spec

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 9 Mood 0
13. SerenityOS PR: LibWeb: Implement enough features to load and type into a Google Doc :^) (by @Lubrsi) Amazing work from Luke, featuring countless newly added/improved Web APIs to make this happen! github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/15964
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 7 Mood +6 🙂
14. March 2020 LibJS code is wild

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 6 Mood 0
15. Feels extremely strange to think back to a time where I barely managed to do 10 mins of conversation in spoken English (high school final exams). Moving to an English-speaking country is obvs the ideal outcome in that regard, I wonder how this would've turned out otherwise...
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 6 Mood -1 🙁
16. Excited to announce that I've joined TC39 as an 'Invited Expert' for LibJS! Huge thanks to @littledan for first approaching us about this and to @ryzokuken for being the sponsor ❤️ Looking forward to participating in their next meeting in A Coruña at the end of the month!

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 4 Mood +6 🙂
17. VPN aus Versehen noch auf einen deutschen Endpunkt gestellt und direkt einen promoted Tweet vom Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales in der TL
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 4 Mood +1 🙂
18. I love having a repairable phone :) *replaces worn-out USB-C port with an official spare part*
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 3 Mood +3 🙂
19. Today, our WebDriver implementation learned how to resize/move the browser window, take screenshots, and run JS! Nice to see these endpoints checked off one by one ✅
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 2 Mood +5 🙂
20. Me, as a web developer: "neat, could probably use this for a fun demo or something" Me, as a browser developer: "I can think of zero legit use cases and someone *will* abuse this for fingerprinting" developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/screenX
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Nov 1 Mood +1 🙂
21. It's 3000 commits now, but who's counting :^) Scope has expanded even further and somehow we're also building a cross-platform browser, but the original spirit remains! Thanks to @awesomekling & the rest of the community for making this such a fun project ❤️ @awesomekling/1451511174768508931

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 31 Mood +8 🙂
22. 🔴 Browser hacking: Fixing error propagation in LibWeb Let's make it so that we actually have to deal with possible errors instead of dropping them to the floor in many, many cases :^) youtu.be/_34W_oJu-ag
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 30 Mood -2 🙁
23. new @Nextclouders update is amazing!
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 29 Mood +4 🙂
24. "you can't possibly build a browser from scratch anymore" @awesomekling/1585964396890984448
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 28 Mood 0
25. corporate needs you to find the difference between these two pictures

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 26 Mood 0
26. it's happening! github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/15795 @linusgroh/1577209949847162882
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 25 Mood 0
27. @ThePSF/1584660343405543424

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 25 Mood 0
28. I like putting weird little experiments on the internet, so a little while ago I made this @OwnTracks-powered geolocation -> time zone resolver -> flask thingy: tz.linus.dev Anyways, crossing some borders today, let's see how well it works :D

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 23 Mood 0
29. One of my favourite genres of SerenityOS art is our (aiming for) complete Unicode emoji set created by a small group of dedicated people! Here's the latest batch from @_xexxa_, you can find a complete list on emoji.serenityos.net :^)

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 21 Mood +4 🙂
30. SerenityOS Browser + WPT showing first signs of life :^)

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 19 Mood 0
31. spec-driven development is becoming a thing! @_d1823/1582372079059763201
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 18 Mood 0
32. SerenityOS PR: LibJS: Implement RegExp legacy static properties (by @leeight) The spec for this hasn't gotten much love recently (sitting at stage 3 since 2017), but there are real websites out there needing it, so it's good to have it implemented! github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/15585

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 17 Mood +6 🙂
33. We've got a basic implementation of WebDriver in the SerenityOS browser, this is a big step towards automated runs of WPT! 📈📊⚙ Thanks to Sam for picking up the abandoned WIP PR that started this :^) Just implemented navigator.webdriver as a follow-up:

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 12 Mood +1 🙂
34. ok das gefällt mir unironisch sehr gut, da hat jemand nachgedacht wie man aus Bahn-WLAN 'ne halbwegs vernünftige UX raus holt

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 7 Mood 0
35. I wonder if the people who wrote RFC 1034 (DNS) expected it to still be referenced in another spec 34 years later...

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 5 Mood 0
36. Hacktoberfest day 1 was absolute carnage as usual, but I haven't seen much bullshit since (not looking closely enough? 🫣) Hmm...
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 4 Mood -4 🙁
37. Got the last missing piece of the Fetch API, the fetch() method itself, working in LibWeb! (here in the Ladybird browser's console)

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 4 Mood -2 🙁
38. Spotify's (paid!) offline mode is an absolute joke 🤡

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Oct 2 Mood +1 🙂
39. Support for fancy CSS effects in LibWeb has improved so much in recent months: - Gradient background-image - Advanced box-shadow - transform - backdrop-filter - background-image with border radius - Anti-aliasing Shout-out to MacDue for implementing most of these!

    
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Sep 29 Mood +5 🙂
40. another problem solved by typing it into slack and thinking of the solution as soon as I hit enter 🦆
    Permalink On twitter.com 2022 Sep 26 Mood 0