Simon Brooke

@Aseelsehwel @palestine It’s an account with

1. no followers;
2. no follows.

It’s someone who does not engage with the community, has no influence, and only seeks to make trouble. Report it, block it, and forget it (although your very courteous and dignified reply to this troll does you credit).

I will not be able to help you this week, I’m afraid. I have limited money and the number of people needing support is large.

@yogthos what browser/OS are you using?

@yogthos H’mmm… this isn’t working for me in either Firefox or Chromium, on #Debian13trixie (I see only a blank rectangle).

Firefox reports that it’s blocking cross site scripting requests; Chromium prints a nice ASCII-art picture of a dog to the console, but reports no errors.

What are you seeing?

@Aseelsehwel@mas.to @aseelsehwel@blog.gaza.onl @palestine thank you for sharing. I wish that you were not condemned to be a hero, but I am glad that you are there, to whisper to those children that they are not alone.

You are not alone, either. We hear you, and we honour you, as one who has had the cloak of heroism forced on you, but yet has chosen to stand up under the weight of it.

Keep whispering to the children.

@planet @clojure strictly, these are characterisation tests rather than unit tests. Characterisation tests are tests to check that the behaviour of a program doesn’t change; unit tests should be tests that the program is working as specified.

@planet @clojure This looks very interesting! Now I’m itching to *see* the source.

@yogthos Sadly, I get an error trying to subscribe to that from mastodon.scot. The URL I get directed to is

“https://mastodon.scot/activitypub/externalInteraction?uri=https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.ml%2Fc%2Fclojure”

which mastodon.scot barfs on.