#gitAnnex HTTP API server proxying to other P2P remotes is now mostly working.

Putting this together was like if you spent one month making one jigsaw puzzle and another month making a second one, and then you needed to somehow seamlessly connect the two. Not that it wasn't in mind from the beginning, but how does all this match up?

It makes my head hurt and I've spent several hours struggling with fitting the pieces together so it was a surprise when it just started working.

oh sweet, they transferred ACH details over to this very competant company that will certianly never suffer a data breach

entirely unsusprising that their (mandatory) SMS verification fails to work

dear chatgpt, does this password contain 3 of the 4: An uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and a special character?

Actually, a password that meets those reqirements was still rejected as not. Not even gonna speculate, I used a cat to generate a password they happen to accept.

looks like if your password doesn't meet their arbitrary and capricious requirements, they silently lock the account, rather than rejecting the form submission

perfect. no notes.

the unasked-for transfer of my account from #Vanguard to Some Company, which I never wanted, is off to a great start with 3 emails purporting to be from Some Company, whose headers suggest 2 other companies sent them, and the one with the login link not even using Some Company's domain.

And then after setting a password, login fails.

Good this this is not important...

#gitAnnex testremote 100% pass on a remote using the new HTTP API!

(There is the small matter of a build warning about "Defined but not used: ‘proof’" so it's not actually done, but it's very close now.)

unexpected development: #gitAnnex is much faster at downloading files using the new HTTP API than using ssh. Like 231 mb/s vs 48 mb/s.

Wow, I didn't realize ssh was still so slow. I know, encryption (and I'm comparing it with HTTP, not HTTPS), but...

Finally gotten #gitAnnex using the HTTP API that I've been developing. A few API endpoints still to wire up, but the end is in sight.

having performed BASIC INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION and ROUTINE CLERICAL CHORES, am warming up the TYPE INFERENCE ENGINE of my UNIVERSAL TURNING MACHINE for the descent to the SHEER ROCK FACE where I shall spend my day chipping out BEAUTIFUL IDEAS.

programmed for 15 hours today. eep

omg I have forgotten how to type on my laptop

successful vacation

A week is forever / a week is not enough

Stuck on an island because the ferry BSOD. Sweet

Debian needs to package a privacy respecting Mozilla fork already.

Put my GPS in nautical mode

uspol

Joe Biden on stage with a giant 75 in front of him

type checker just informed me I'd forgotten to include a header in my http response

is there anything more fun than helping rigid, skolem types escape their scope? #haskell

finally! #gitAnnex

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