Daniel Rotter

@danrot
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Studied and lectured Computer Science at fhvorarlberg, coorganizes VlbgWebDev and AgentConf, programming in #php, #symfony, #laravel, #javascript, #vuejs.

Currently working at Yummy Publishing, previously valantic, Sulu and MASSIVE ART.

Websitehttps://danielrotter.at
GitHubhttps://github.com/danrot
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/rotter-daniel/
@dantleech Actually I love that sentence, I hope you also don't give a f**k if I steal it, if I ever build something worth sharing πŸ˜…
I am wondering why I haven't added the time to my shell prompt years ago.
I have been a happy #FishShell user for a while, but recently it feels like moving back to #Bash could really make sense, since the latter is almost always installed on every server and docker container. I think I'll just play around with its configuration a bit and see if e.g. auto-completion can be tuned up to a point I'd find it acceptable.

I just realized my Mastodon experience hasn’t enshittified one bit in the 2+ years I’ve been here.

In fact, it’s only gotten better.

@dantleech Back in the day when I started #VlbgWebDev I just wrote a bunch of emails to local companies. Worked out quite well, 30 people showed up for the very first one πŸ˜…
Please verify your information sources before you boost a post that contains news, facts, statistics, etc. Don't spread propaganda.

πŸ“Έ Recently I had the issue that I wanted to upload some photos into a online album. However, the photos had the wrong date, so the online album sorted it all wrong.

πŸ–₯️ Luckily, the filename consisted of the actual date. So I decided to write a small #FishShell command to change all the modified dates.

πŸ”— Read more about that in my blog: https://danielrotter.at/2025/11/12/batch-fixing-date-of-images-based-on-filename-in-fish.html

Batch fixing date of images based on filename in fish

I was confronted with a large amount of images, all of which did not have the correct date attached to them. Fortunately I was able to fix them by relying on the filename.

Daniel Rotter
In the age of LLM agents, the intruder is already inside the house. If you're running Claude Code in dangerous mode, a prompt injection attack is one bash call away from exfiltrating almost anything that's unlocked on your machine, or using your (auth'd) gh cli to steal your repo
@ppk @zachleat That's not my feeling at all. If the NPM registry would be gone that would be a huge problem for almost all JS projects. We've seen that to a certain extent already with just single packages being removed or hijacked multiple times.
@dantleech So you are still working with Laravel then? πŸ˜