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Simo Ahava
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wilanderI really wish Mastodon reduces its 500 character limit to 280. It’s key if you want quality content on this kind of medium. Cut, cut, cut.
@wilreynolds that’s my best understanding at the moment yes. But they remain with your old handle on the old server.
We are working on a Mastodon server for the #measure community at Measure Slack (https://join.measure.chat). We want to give you a safe place to join the discussions from, and you will have a rich Local timeline to keep you engaged.
More details will follow soon.
You can join if you are a member of Measure Slack.
Migration in Mastodon is easy, and we’ll guide you through the process. You‘ll be able to take with you your follows and followers but not your posts.
We're trying a new thing with Simmer: "Simmer Clips".
It's a series of short videos and blog posts around topics that emerge in our Simmer Community.
The format is similar to our course content.
Our first video & blog is up:
"How do I change the default table expiration in Google BigQuery?"
📚 Blog post https://www.teamsimmer.com/2022/11/15/how-do-i-change-the-table-expiration-in-google-bigquery/
🎥 Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlnJtvQNj9I
✒️ Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/@TeamSimmer
I hope you enjoy this content as much as we've enjoyed creating it! :)
@shermozle Yeah, I think this is a good move in general. We'll see if WebKit moves to restrict HTTP-set cookies in a similar way in the future, in the name of converging the mechanisms.
The way that #WebKit handles JavaScript-set #cookies has changed, potentially significantly.
First-party, JavaScript-set cookies will no longer have a maximum expiration limit of 7 days.
Instead, WebKit has converged all script-writable storage behavior, so that JS cookies (and localStorage etc.) are automatically deleted after *7 days of browser use* without user interaction (click, tap, key input) with the website.
Read more in my latest article: https://www.simoahava.com/privacy/first-party-cookies-webkit-revisited/
@tgwilson I’ll see you at the Support Group. We meet on wednesdays, right?
Rowan Merewood
I’m building a new series for Simmer where I simultaneously publish a YouTube video, a blog post, and a podcast on some topic that emerges from our Simmer Community discussions.
So now my time is occupied by trying to figure out how to create a YouTube thing, how to start a blog, and how to deliver a podcast. Learning is fun!
(Yes, I’ve published all three of these before but never at this scale or for a commercial brand)