Foi em abril de 2025 que tudo começou. Uma conta no X (antigo Twitter, atual 4chan) chamada @firl_virus postou uma frase solta. You met me at a very Chinese time in my life. Hoje, esse post tem mais de 27 mil curtidas. E de lá pra cá, a frase não parou de se espalhar. Se você passa algum tempo no TikTok, Instagram ou Bluesky, já deve ter esbarrado nela. Aparece em vídeos de gente bebendo água quente de manhã. Aparece em alguém se agachando pra descansar em pé. Aparece em caras brancos comendo ar...
[… we] estimate that DNSSEC validation is performed around 1% of the time, given the DNS query profile of today’s data I run my own authoritative nameservers and have had a slight nagging feeling that I should’ve enabled DNSSEC years ago. It’s been on my perpetual to-do list but I’ve never gotten around to it. I’ve definitely caused some outages trying to get DNSSEC to work. Came across this article and it confirms that my procrastination was pretty OK in this specific case.
Stumbled upon a silly blog I made for one of the German classes I took in undergrad. The account it was under used my long-dead @nmu.edu email so I ended up having to contact support to get back into it. Also found the final project page. I imported the posts and pages to this site just for archival sake without any of the bother ads on wp.com. At least I got my main username back from this discovery! The imported posts are here if you’re so inclined.
A quick fix for the #id offset in the wordpress block editor
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