Trezy

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Maintainer @happyview.dev Founder @cartridge.dev & @birb.house Maintainer of HappyView, the Game Dev feeds, and @ozone.birb.house. Oxford comma defender. He/him.

A spritesheet for the robot from debug.game
Snippet from the permissioned data proposal: A PDS fulfills both the roles of a repo host and a space host. (Start highlight) However, these roles are discussed separately because they do not necessarily need to be filled by a PDS. (End highlight) A permissioned repo or a space may be hosted by any service that implements the required APIs.
A snippet from the linked docs: A resolving service would start with the NSID (edu.university.dept.lab.blogging.getBlogPost) and do a DNS TXT resolution for _lexicon.blogging.lab.dept.university.edu. Finding the DID, it would proceed with atproto DID resolution, look for a PDS, and then fetch the relevant record. The overall AT-URI for the record would be at://did:plc:ewvi7nxzyoun6zhxrhs64oiz/com.atproto.lexicon.schema/edu.university.dept.lab.blogging.getBlogPost.
The Railway dashboard for a simple HappyView project, with the PUBLIC_URL environment variable being set to Zeu's custom domain.
A new atproto service for #my_appview on plc.directory.
Github Actions screen listing 9 runs over the past 2 days. 8 of them are red and failed. One (the most recent) is green and successful.
Side-by-side of the games "Transformers: Autobots" and "Transformers: Decepticons" on Cartridge.dev.
A clip from the the Tranquil PDS admin panel, showing an account for verify.kart.sh, but it's unverified.
Sign in page for mu.social with the error: "OAuth "invalid_scope" error: Cannot mix transition scopes with granular scopes. Use either transition:* scopes OR granular scopes (repo:*, blob:*, rpc:*, account:*, include:*), not both."
The new browse page for Cartridge.dev. If has the top nav bar with logo, search bar, browse link, and user menu, followed by a huge hero about Grand Theft Auto V, using the game's concept art for the background. Finally there's the "For You" feed with a personalized list of games for the authenticated user.
A screenshot on the Cartridge.dev page for Grand Theft Auto V. There's a yellow banner at the top of the page that says, "Cartridge has added new features that require updated permissions. Please sign in again to continue using all features." There's also a button labeled "Update Permissions." This banner shows up when the user is on a page with new functionality that they haven't enabled yet.
DaVinci Resolve video editing software, with Boris's face in one of the primary review panes.
Side-by-side browser windows with a grungy, pixel art, sci-fi game. In the left window the player selects a character named "Chicken Butt." In the right window the player selects a character named "Bernie." Chicken Butt walks to a terminal and creates a lobby. Bernie then walks up to a similar terminal and joins Chicken Butt's lobby. Finally we see both players on both screens.
The lexicon dashboard in HappyView, but a new section for "Scripts" is highlighted to the right of the lexicon definition. It shows slots for adding a default handler, individual handlers for create, update, and delete, and a handler for when labels are applied.
A pixel art, grungy sci-fi scene. There are 7 characters, 5 of which are player characters.
62.9% Rust, 36% TypeScript, 1.1% other
The list of PDSes being resolved, but now with their icons displayed.
Screenshot of the new backfill UI as already described in the post.
The examples section from the associated PR. Probably easier the read it there.
An error that says, "registrar capacity temporarily exhausted, please try again shortly"
An upgraded backfill view in HappyView. It has a new detailed view of a backfill job, with an updating status table showing the current backfill stage, as well as how many repos/PDSs/records it's found.
The HappyView docs with their new vaporwave-inspired theme. In dark mode, it's mostly deep blues with white text. There are lots of bright blue, pink, and green accents in the text. As the page is scrolled, the perspective grid at the bottom animates as if you're moving towards the horizon. When approaching the bottom of the page, the HappyView emoji logo rises from behind the horizon.
The HappyView docs with their new vaporwave-inspired theme. In dark mode, it's mostly deep blues with white text. There are lots of bright blue, pink, and green accents in the text. The page content has a perspective grid at the bottom.
The HappyView CI/CD pipeline. There are 18 "jobs" in a connected graph.
An example permission-set. The permissions array includes one permission object with a resource value of "space" instead of the typical "repo" or "rpc."
Your Indie band name is: Your favourite fruit + the last reason you took painkillers
A little green slime jumps around in a snowy world.
A penguin character slides across a snowy world.
A penguin character idles for a while. Then he walks to the left a little bit, slides on his belly to the right, and then goes back to idling.
A browser window with a work-in-progress version of trezy.pet. There's a little penguin pet idling in the middle of the screen.
A form for creating an API client in HappyView. The transition:generic scope is typed in, then a warning pops up saying "transition:generic grants broad write scopes to any collection. Prefer specific scopes or permission sets."
My buddy from ATBuddy. It's lvl 2 and the name shows "Lady Amalthea".
The old HappyView Railway template. It includes HappyView, AIP (for auth), Tap (for real-time and backfill), and a required Postgres database.
Witchsky.app, with the title "Skeet" highlighted.
Shows my Bluesky join data was April 22, 2023 at 11:48am.
Shows my Bluesky join date was April 22, 2023.
The very end of an article on my website, with sections for Bluesky posts, Semble connections, and Margin highlights.
A form for setting a handle for an atproto account. It shows the default handle will be *.kart.sh.
New HappyView dashboard. The sidebar is completely reorganized.
The profile for @jcsalterego.bsky.social, with a red circle around the verified badge.
Trezy, sitting in his truck, staring pensively at the instructions on a can of bear spray.
A sign at the entrance to a wine bar that says “Enjoy Canadian wines”
The Superconnetors leaderboard, showing Vic and I are tied, Willow has 64 connections, and Bailey has 61 connections.
youandme.at screenshot with my first connection (@shindakun.net)
A chat where the middleearth labeler says, "Firelight flickers from an abandoned campsite. Beside the cold ashes, a bundle wrapped in oilcloth lies forgotten." I tell it to open. It replies, "You rolled a 3 — The fates were unkind. You pry open the lid. A moth flutters out. Nothing else."
A small list of the PDSes from the list, with pds.gamesgamesgamesgames.games highlighted. It has 1 active account.
The onboarding for a new labeler software I'm building. It shows the service config screen. I uncheck the default collections for Bluesky posts and profiles, copy a list of Pentaract lexicon NSIDs, and paste them into the collections box. The page adds all of them individually, then resolves the lexicons and shows the descriptions for them.
Dr. Evil (from the Austin Powers movies) holds his pinky up to his mouth and says, "TWO MILLION BLOBS"
Screenshot of a sticker order with 300 stickers. The actual sticker images are mostly obscured with a pixelated filter.
A dashboard for my PDS. It shows tons of stats, charts, and graphs.
A terminal that shows games being uploaded to the atproto network. It states that it's got 500 games queued up for uploading, and it's loaded ~80 so far. Each game is uploading all of its images as blobs first (often 10-20+ images), then creating the actual game record.
The PDSls page for @gamesgamesgamesgames.games, showing that its PDS is now located at pds.gamesgamesgamesgames.games.
A terminal that shows games being uploaded to the atproto network. It states that it's got 500 games queued up for uploading, and it's loaded ~40 so far. Each game is uploading all of its images as blobs first, then creating the actual game record.
A terminal application shows a list of video game collections that it has successfully pulled from IGDB and uploaded to atproto.
A terminal script for scraping IGDB data to atproto. It says it's rate limited and will continue in ~13 minutes.
The HappyView dashboard for cartridge.dev. It shows that 1,423 engines, 220 platforms, 5 platform families, and 18 collections have been uploaded to the network, for a total of 1,666 records so far.