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Foi muito bom te ver
Cê sabe que eu já vou
Te deixo com saudade,
Mas também com meu amor

Cê sabe que eu volto
Pra gente se amar, se beijar, eu quero te abraçar
Daquele jeito imperfeito
Que se torna tão perfeito
Porque é você e eu

Agora eu só quero
Voltar pra você
A saudade aperta
E eu só penso em te ver

refrão:
Eu conto os dias só pra ver você
O tempo me cobra demais, meu bem
Mas saiba que quando eu puder te ver
Eu vou correndo só pra te encontrar

Meghan Markle and the Royal Household are part of two too different worlds whose differences made it an impossible task for them to work together, a bombshell book has claimed. Royal correspondent Valentine Low reported a palace source claiming that no matter which private secretaries were advising the late Queen and other members of the Firm, there was a too-wide gap between Meghan and the Firm to be bridged. As reported in Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind The Crown, the source claimed: “I think that it was an impossible task. I think in Meghan and the household, you had two worlds that had no experience of each other, had no way to relate to each other, had no way to comprehend each oth …
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A while ago I wrote about including oEmbed providers in a Drupal site and briefly touched upon creating custom providers. I didn’t go into any more detail there so I decided to write another article looking at creating custom oEmbed providers.

In this article I will cover what oEmbed is and how to set up a custom oEmbed endpoint. I will also then go onto show how to setup and configure a Drupal site to consume that custom oEmbed endpoint. 

What Is oEmbed?

oEmbed is a specification that allows websites to share content through the use of an API. This allows users to share a URL for a web page and see a representation of that page embedded in any site. Using this technique allows for videos and images to be shared between sites easily, without the user having to worry about image dimensions or generating thumbnails.

It’s up to the oEmbed provider to decide on what sort of content they will publish as part of an oEmbed request. The response will have a ‘type’ parameter that can be “photo”, “video”, “link” or “rich” (which is essentially just HTML), each of which will return different parameters depending on what is needed. You can see the full specification of oEmbed on the oembed.com website.

As it is possible for third party sites to add pretty much anything to the response there are some security considerations to be taken into account. The oEmbed group maintains a list of available providers (seen at https://oembed.com/providers.json) that you are recommended to adhere to. It is also recommended that all embedded content is done as an iframe element to prevent anything within the iframe leaking out into the rest of the page.

Read more.

Tutorial to have a fully working configuration for Rubocop in your Rails application successfully.

This is a real 133MHz BeBox running otherwise stock BeOS R5, surfing Hacker News and Lobste.rs using a modified, bug-fixed NetPositive wired to offload encryption to an onboard copy of Crypto Ancienne (see my notes on the BeOS port). NetPositive is the only known browser on the PowerPC ports of BeOS — it’s probably possible to compile Lynx 2.8.x with BeOS CodeWarrior, but I’ve only seen it built for Intel, and Mozilla and Opera were definitely Intel/BONE-only. With hacks for self-hosted TLS bolted on, NetPositive’s not fast but it works, and supports up to TLS 1.2 currently due to BeOS stack limitations. This is a modified version of the latest official NetPositive browser from Be, updated to somewhat work on the modern web, specifically for PowerPC machines like the BeBox and BeOS-compatible PowerPC Macs. It can load various modern sites, but as the author notes, OSNews refuses to load (we used to have a complicated system of recognising individual obscure platforms and browsers so we could serve them a limited version of the site, but that became increasingly difficult and time-consuming to maintain, for effectively no benefit other than bragging rights). You can download and run it using the instructions in the post, and more improvements are being considered. Absolutely excellent work.