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That was a fun thing that the marketing and devrel team are still working on, turns out burning repos on the discs was a harder problem than anticipated (lol) but we'll get them out eventually, promise!

Real talk: is there any way to use this to turn my Logitech MX Master 4 into a wired mouse? I realized way too late that it (seems to be) wireless only and I hate that

Currently same repo only, fork support coming soon.

It's good to hear this, as someone who has considered the remote version for a future me at some point!

I upgraded my website recently and it's exciting! That being said, I admit my builds didn't get faster (they actually on average slowed down a bit). Hopefully that improves, but worth noting.

This is really amazing.

I have used MonoLisa for more than 6 years now (I was one of the first early users!) and it's still my favorite font to this day! It's the best. I particularly like how wide it is for teaching and sharing screens. It's really legible and nice!

I also made a writerdeck! They are the best: https://cassidoo.co/post/micro-journal/

This has been updated.

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/182186

Thank you all, sharing internally now to get that fixed! Super appreciate the feedback.

This should have been fixed here: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-12-04-notifications-trigg...

Are you still seeing it, would you mind checking? Our team will get on it if so.

I have a small bit of CSS that I also use, it's not perfect, but it gets the job done for a mostly text-based site: https://cass.run/basecss

Enough companies made a fuss about it that I made the app for myself to save me the headache! Enough folks bought it that I think it's more of a pain than it should be

This was more helpful than I thought it would be for almost the exact same use case, thank you!

This app is truly the best one

This looks a lot like Stashpad Docs that came out today, too!

https://docs.stashpad.com/

I wrote a somewhat related blog post a bit back: https://blog.cassidoo.co/post/open-standards-are-good/

Oh hey y'all, thanks for reading!

This is cool, it kind of reminds me of stashpad.com too.

I wanted to see what it would be like to make a game like Wordle, and made Jumblie! https://jumblie.com/

On the more productive side, I made todometer because I wanted a progress bar with my todo list: https://cassidoo.github.io/todometer/

Thank you!! <3

I did! I used to work at Netlify heh. I liked it but it was a bit too clunky for what I wanted (I admit I haven't tried it since Decap took over though).

Yes! https://github.com/cassidoo/blahg

Also, if it's helpful, I actually live-streamed my implementation and luckily a Tina maintainer was in the chat when I also struggled with the docs: https://twitch.tv/cassidoo

Oh hey that's me! Lmk if y'all have questions. I've been happy with Tina so far.

This is so dang exciting. I love that they don't do subscriptions, too.

Church. It's not for everyone but if you find a good one with kind people, it's such a great place to be accepted and build community.

I feel like this is very much a political tweet more than a technical one, there's incredibly valid cases (as seen throughout this thread) for not using a framework, and it's a pretty broad generalization to make.

Kind of a shameless plug for my newsletter, and also a nod in agreement. I love being able to share articles that I find interesting, share useful tidbits and stuff, and getting responses from folks who actually read it and want to talk more. I love the concept and hope more people do it!

Mine is here: https://cassidoo.co/newsletter

I got one of these on the Kickstarter and for building key fobs and garage doors, it's been awesome. There's definitely room for growth but I'm happy with it so far!

Usually dev.to is where I write about them, but I do kind of want to make my own self-hosted one.