...and the monaco editor is gone! back to the classic ace editor for now i guess
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some people dont like the new vscode-based neocities editor, so others are recommending to switch to using vscode as an alternative. not anything wrong with that, but it's a lil funny
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wow, neocities is using the monaco editor now! glad modern html5 won't be messy anymore. it needs some intellisense up in here tho, would be killer
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woah the activity tab on neocities is different! no longer takes ages to load too lol
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im in an adguard list!! like the one in ublock origin. list of sites to block. who knows how many times i've been copied across the internet...i could be anywhere!! watch out!!!
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dabric
12 months ago
specifically my goatcounter analytics under goat.dabric.xyz: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/cname-trackers/blob/c6d1b217c9e528f1c6e8d089f9c0c5235acbd284/data/trackers/goatcounter.txt#L18
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dabric
12 months ago
apparently it's an automatically updated list, and adguard is just using their collected data for special cases like these where you can set a custom domain for your analytics. very cool
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im learning neovim!! used to use vscode + vim bindings, but now im full on submerging myself
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https://dabric.xyz/post/new-website-2 404s but https://dabric.xyz/post/new-website-2/ doesn't. well that's jank
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new site lol
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