Chris Qiang

Chris Qiang

@christianto.net

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And not only that, they name-dropped someone on Chrome Root Program. I have never see name on the mailing list and etc. Nasty behavior.

I have a lot of wishlist of small things that i want to make, ngl. Most of them are integration for open source projects that i use, to n8n... What i want the most is webhooks and stuff.... Ugh...

I kinda think younglings needs a little lesson on email on the class. At least they should have more information on what's the difference between 'reply all' and just 'reply', Bcc and Cc, email quote and stuff. And etiquette on replying on mailinglist.

It's pretty simple stuff but since they never use it, it kinda makes bureaucracy a little bit harder to "straighten out" since older generation will just think the communcation ended with them since they dont recieve any reply hahaha.

Currently "making" Lucene syntax parser so that i can build laravel adaptor for react admin, so that they can at least search and do stuff.

Adding to this, I had a hunch that when they tried to claim qris dot id, Tel△□m snatched the domain first, and BI don't really want to waste money over some petty contest, they go with qris dot co dot id for the GUI. The alternative GUI was gpnqr dot id.

Chris Qiang@christianto.net

Fun fact about QRIS: Did you know that the another alternative name for it was GPN QR (I don't know how it was styled before). How do i know this? I found a QRIS that are issued by BCA that uses GUI :)

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Fun fact about QRIS: Did you know that the another alternative name for it was GPN QR (I don't know how it was styled before). How do i know this? I found a QRIS that are issued by BCA that uses GUI :)

I have seen someone made a parser, someone made a static to dynamic converter, but no one made the encoder, like, actually making stuff from scratch, or add a little bit more information and stuff, then build the payload again. So here they are!

I'm not sure if this was due to Governor asked ISPs to burry their cable, my ISP just being slow, or it's just Bluesky having hiccups. Sometimes loading is quite long. A few seconds long.

Also, if you don't have spare team to test things out, you better let nature filter out shiny new thing, until it reaches certain milestone. Sure you won't be on the bleeding edge of that specific things, but you'll be grateful that that blood on the bleeding edge is not from your engineers.

Why? For my weekly report T.T my weekly report needs me to list down several articles that I read. So I took this chance as a way to better learn Japanese as well by including Qiita posts to my weekly reports.