‍fuchsiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa @f0x@pixie.town

@ckie @Dee all fixed!

meh day but hey, a 100 lines of code is a 100 lines of code

@Dee playing deep rock galactic was the first time in months and i got a "hey hope you're doing well" message from someone I haven't spoken in years, did not reply :>

Steam is fun because you can see old friends you haven't spoken to in a decade play video games at 2am

i'm going to end up including a DNS server for testing purposes aren't I

ohh right that's what I forgot to add

hmmm "Lookup matching error: A record does not match: 159.69.36.55 instead of 159.69.36.55"

i think i made a logic error somewhere lol

@juliana@eldritch.cafe they do understand now so probably delete?

@tobi@social.kabi.tk "jews secretly control everything" is a very widespread antisemitic dogwhistle. The businessman is wearing traditional jewish headwear. The replies have the original poster explicitly state "Or that Jews do?"

@juliana@eldritch.cafe i thought the latter was an ok person but wtf is that response lol, it's so clear

back to reading rfc's woo

someone *could* round-robin multiple A records so I have to check if all of them match our ip, not just the first one

someone *could* try to spam mismatched requests to try hit the letsencrypt ratelimit, so I check various things to make sure a domain resolves (and will resolve) properly. would someone actually do this? probably not

i very actively think about ways people could exploit whatever i'm writing but it's easy to get too bogged down too I feel

and you'll probably look over the real exploits yourself anyways lol

im always programming so defensively when in reality nobody will probably even be bothered enough to exploit anything..

@Dee yeah it's useful for Very Important things because it grabs way more attention than a simple push notification (all muted too)