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I got an email about my Win32 programming tutorial (circa 1999) from a 12 year old girl whose hobby is making "programs in languages used way before i was born" ... First of all yes, excellent, this is a good hobby. Secondly, don't mind me, I'll just be over here crumbling to dust. :blobimfine: I've posted a small update to my AUTHORIZED_FETCH write-up from last month to hopefully improve its clarity (particularly around what Suspend does and doesn't do), as well as covering an additional example situation which came up in recent discussions. https://hub.sunny.garden/2023/06/28/what-does-authorized_fetch-actually-do/ I've seen a bit of discussion lately about Mastodon's AUTHORIZED_FETCH and DISALLOW_UNAUTHENTICATED_API_ACCESS settings and since I had a hard enough time myself figuring out what they do based on the documentation and Discord comments, I wrote up what I hope is a more approachable explanation. https://hub.sunny.garden/2023/06/28/what-does-authorized_fetch-actually-do/
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@brook I gave a Linux course in a high school few years back. I told the students about its history and mentioned DOS and Windows 95. And realized, that all of these students were born after the year 2000.
I felt old at that moment.
@brook @lisamelton I should talk to her about 65816 assembly used in the Apple IIGS and the Super Nintendo.
@brook that is so cool π