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Always keep multiple snapshots of your significant/valuable data abiding the 3-2-1 backup rule preferably with multiple snapshot across a day if constantly updating, take my instance as a cautionary tale; hereby a way to always being able to rollback your data to a prior version when something goes wrong. #dev

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Built another wheel again! I completley rewrote an existing project named BroadCast Channel from scratch. It syncs content from a Telegram channel into a searchable, multilingual static microblog, with support for local media mirroring, RSS, and tag pages.…

Surprisingly, after tightening nearly every corner of the stack from static generation and CDN delivery to image optimization and caching; this actually turned out to be one of the fastest sites I’ve built so far. Seeing the performance audits and SEO scores come out this strong was genuinely satisfying; it’s always rewarding when careful taking different measures; in spite of taking wiring multiple approach routes that fnally translates directly into a clean, lightning-fast user experience is even possible via the infamous and notorious NextJS React stack. #dev

Built another wheel again! I completley rewrote an existing project named BroadCast Channel from scratch. It syncs content from a Telegram channel into a searchable, multilingual static microblog, with support for local media mirroring, RSS, and tag pages. The main reason for rewriting it was simple: I didn’t like the old UI, and I wasn’t familiar with the original tech stack anyway. So I just rebuilt everything using the Next.js ecosystem. The project is now open sourced. An example using my personal channel is shown below. #dev

https://tg.toshiki.dev

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Writing code whilst staying in bed is an absolutely blissful feeling. Took a photo together with my new personal homepage that I am currently working on! #life #dev

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Shipped my portfolio as an SSH app via TUI instead of a normal website: you connect and navigate everything in-terminal. I built it in Go with Wish + Bubble Tea, added a SQLite unique-visitor counter with per-IP privacy opt-out, and wired in my blog RSS feed…

See it in action via videos! #dev

Shipped my portfolio as an SSH app via TUI instead of a normal website: you connect and navigate everything in-terminal. I built it in Go with Wish + Bubble Tea, added a SQLite unique-visitor counter with per-IP privacy opt-out, and wired in my blog RSS feed with timeout + cache so it stays fast. Honestly way more fun than another static landing page lol. #dev

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In my spare time, I rewrote a Wakatime CLI so that I can now directly and intuitively see my coding data without leaving the terminal development environment. Now open-sourced! ^ ^ #dev

https://github.com/andatoshiki/wakafetch

Obsidian + TikzJax plugin for the win for writing academic docs! #dev #life

Finally filled a rabbithole I’d left open for a long time. The show/movie download site at yyets.click is perfectly useful, and it just "work"; and the database + frontend UI is entirely open-sourced on Github; but its frontend tech stack is entirely outdated, whilst the backend is written in Python (which I really absoutley dispise to the oblivion), and posters rely on Douban API (which often time is considered unreliable due to it's nature of strict anti-scraping). On top of that, I have serious cyber-cleanliness OCD. So I completley rebuilt it myself based on the existing database: backend on fired with Cloudflare D1 + Workers/or optionall a Go-versioned binary executable (which is always my preferred for efficiency, simplicity, and deployment reliability.) frontend riding on full-stack ShadCN + Next.js + React located at here, the entire project will be open sourced in "no-time" optimstically if I do not find anything tech related that is too compelling to do LOL. The original project even supported a Telegram bot for querying/seraching the database for outputs, I might completley rewrite a Go equivalenet version instead, despite the project itself is yet to be open-sourced LOL. #dev

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Switched from neofetch to fastfetch for better yet faster system information displaying with built-in support for non-resampled/pixelated image for logo! No more extra dependency integration for iterm! #dev

Witchcrafting my room in 3D isometrically via Blender with texture baking to showcase on my website via threeJS! #dev

Today I worked on a super fun integral! The idea for this problem is to first expand ln(1+x) into a Maclaurin series, then substitute this series into the integral, integrate each term separately to get an alternating square series (1−1/4+1/9−1/16+⋯). This series is related to the Basel problem's ζ(2)=π²/6, because the alternating signs make the result exactly half of it, so the final result of the integral is π²/12! I calculated it faster than the professor! ☺️#dev #life

An absolute pleasure to see myself to procrastinate over the past week and I was not expecting 50+ hours staring at screen! Perhaps that's why my eyes hurts. #dev

JetBrains full suite license in hand via educational program package! Perhaps that's a perk of studying in any publicly knowned university/college in North America I guess! #dev

CasaOS, as a FOSS NAS alternative to Synology on deck with ZimaBlade as a mini homelab combo! Clean yet elegant web GUI with an early-staged app store via Docker, but enough to run some common application on! #dev

This is quite possibly the most apathetically casual way to declare an annoucement of the future release of Nintendo Switch 2 in latter 2025 whilst the positivity unveiled is the formal endorsement of production anyways. Glad that I did not impusively rush to a nominal priced purchase on currnet Switch hardware. #dev #share

Reference: https://twitter.com/NintendoCoLtd/status/1787736518762881197

Telegram account data center allocation in accordance with classification based off phone number area code prefixes, DC locations appears to be automatically distributed and destined atop of the completion of each particular registration and will prospectively remain eternal unless an end user semi-permanently moved his/hers physical location to a new foreign address with a pure homeland IP, neither voIP nor proxied connection to access successfully works with DC switching.

As Telethon allegedly reinstates the following, as,

When an account is created, Telegram chooses the most appropriated data center for you. This means you cannot change what your “home data center” is. However, Telegram may change it after prolongued use from other locations.

But my DC location has persisted unchanged by the time I moved over to the US whilst the initial reigion for the registration of this particular account was originated back in Taiwan, Taipei. Seems like it will dwell a bit more time for cloud data migration. Author's account details attached as follows,

Datacenter: DC5 | Sigapore 🇸🇬
IPV4: 91.108.56.130 | IPV6: 2001:b28:f23f:f005::a

References
1. https://dev.moe/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/image-14.png
2. https://docs.telethon.dev/en/v2/concepts/datacenters.html

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