Another very entertaining part of the trilogy. The story – especially at the end – has its weaknesses IMHO (and I couldn't help but be reminded of Once upon a Time in Hollywood). But this just looks fantastic once again, has great acting, and a lot of excellent scenes.
finished the Skyline 21k (half marathon) trail race in 3:39:48! (official bib time)Went out with the goal to have fun and try for sub-4, finished with smiles and a sub 3:40. Superbly run event as always by @ScenaPerformance.com (@instagram.com/scenaperformance), race director Adam Ray, and all the great volunteers.So many things went well. Race write-up to follow.Previously:* 2023: DNS Skyline 50k because of a bad fever from a blood bacteria infection caught in Wakefield MA (that’s whole other story, never going back there)* 2022: 50k race PR at Skyline: https://tantek.com/2022/289/t1/hot-skyline50k-ultra-finish#Skyline #21k #halfMarathon #trailRace #trailRun
Good W3C SocialCG telcon yesterday morning.Minutes: https://www.w3.org/wiki/SocialCG/2024-08-02Appreciate working with @evan@cosocial.ca @dmitriz@mastodon.mit.edu @TallTed@mastodon.social @snarfed.org Lisa a @AaronNGray@fosstodon.org @bobwyman@mastodon.social @by_caballero@mastodon.social @j12t@j12t.social @steve@social.technoetic.com @thisismissem@hachyderm.io#W3C #SocialCG #20240802 #2024_215 #ActivityPub #ActivityStreams #relAuthor
There’s a new photo journal entry up!
The circus came to town. Frankeninferno. Camping in Perlenau. And a visit to the Neaderthal museum.
A friend of mine has to deal with the Google Ads API, the associated PHP client library and the associated OAuth2 flow in a project and is not making much progress. He is looking for someone who is familiar with these technologies, who can support him as part of a small assignment and take a look at his code. Do I know anyone here who I can put him in touch with? Many thanks (also for boosting)! 🙏🏽
Usually I use nginx for static files, ssl termination and as a reverse proxy before my application servers. The django cookiecutter template came with a new webserver named caddy. It's written in go and https per default. Usually you have to fiddle around with certificates and a more or less complicated nginx config, but with caddy it was surprisingly easy. The certificate came from letsencrypt and it got installed automatically. After that my site got an A on the ssllabs ssl test page without any further tweaking. Caddy might be a bit slower than nginx, but it's probably fast enough for most people and solves an annoying problem. This is really cool.
Implementing pagination was also quite easy. Since I'm using class based views, I only had to add the attribute paginated_by = 5 to my view class and this snippet to my blogpost_list.html template:
{% verbatim %}<nav aria-label="pagination"> <ul class="pagination"> {% if page_obj.has_previous %} <li class="page-item"><a class="page-link" href="?page={{ page_obj.previous_page_number }}">previous</a><li> {% endif %} {% if page_obj.has_next %} <li class="page-item"><a class="page-link" href="?page={{ page_obj.next_page_number }}">next</a></li> {% endif %} </ul> </nav>
