Juat spoke to him today 🥳
ralphtheninja/open-funding: A guide for researching ways of funding open source projects. very useful set of resources that ayn help fund open projects 🤔
👋 Let’s crowdsource a submission for the Internet Freedom Fund 🤞 Please help me fill out all the TBD
sections… 🙏
Apparently there are some ~30 users (real people) that actively use my pod twtxt.net 😳 in the past 90 days. 😅 The question I have is; what can we do as a small community here? 🤔 We have an Open Collective; but it doesn’t receive enough funds to be useful enough (yet?) to pay for small projects and continuous improvements.
What else can we do? 🤔
Additionally there are 7 other pods online too 😅 But not sure of their stats…
yarnd setup
look like to anyone? 🤔 Let's say it exists, and it helps you setup a Yarn pod in seconds. What does it do? Of course I'd have to split out yarnd
itself into yarnd run
to actually run the server/daemon part.
Thanks@movq @mckinley This is great feedback! I’ll tidy up a few things today! If there’s anything else not super clear ot obvious, please let me know. Maybe you too @bender if you can remember 😅 – Yes yes I know there’s still some issues you have with the cache behavior, etc (on the roadmap).
@mckinley I have actually. He/I occasionally have a chat on Signal. Unfortunately I tried the whole Twtxt<->AP thing in yarnd
but I’ve given up on the idea for now. I will one day write a dedicated service however, as I think that’s the only reasonable way to do integrate Twtxt and ActivityPub realistically.
@mckinley Thanks. This is good feedback! I think from what @movq@www.uninformativ.de also said, I might just spend today tidying things up a bit that might be a bit off.
Speaking of which @prologic, have you heard from @ocdtrekkie lately? He’s active on mastodon but I haven’t seen him around here in a long time.
yarnd setup
look like to anyone? 🤔 Let's say it exists, and it helps you setup a Yarn pod in seconds. What does it do? Of course I'd have to split out yarnd
itself into yarnd run
to actually run the server/daemon part.
@prologic I agree with @movq@www.uninformativ.de. Good documentation is better than an interactive setup process. My difficulties (#isyb2aq) were because I was just doing it for testing and I wanted it running as quickly as possible. If I was running it in a production capacity, I would read through the documentation.
If you’re trying to make non-technical people set up their own Yarn pod, that’s probably (unfortunately) impossible. Management software like Sandstorm make it “as easy as installing apps on your phone” (direct quote from sandstorm.org) and most people still pay Google to store their photos.
I remember you were trying to do paid hosting for Yarn pods in the past. That could work, but as I’m sure you know it’s difficult to convince people to use this over X or Facebook, let alone host their own pod. I think it’s going to stay a small community of fairly technical people for the foreseeable future.
What does a yarnd setup
look like to anyone? 🤔 Let’s say it exists, and it helps you setup a Yarn pod in seconds. What does it do? Of course I’d have to split out yarnd
itself into yarnd run
to actually run the server/daemon part.
@movq@www.uninformativ.de Yeap! I totally get it 🤣 It’s the same as some macOS stuff that I found that “proxies” egress connections on behalf of other apps. I’m like wtf?! Get fucked 😅
@movq@www.uninformativ.de Yeah it’s frightening how much our “devices” talk to “things”, things we don’t even know about or have any control over (or very little) 😳 I’ve been doing this for my personal Mac with Little Snitch, and I’ve blocked so much shit™ directly from my Mac. Quite happy with that. Not I just have to figure out how to do similar things for my iPhone 📱
@movq@www.uninformativ.de I’ve never thought about it to be honest 🤣 Other things take longer so I don’t really care about shell startup times 😅
mentions:prologic@twtxt.net
for example. I hope this makes the useability much better 👌
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Oh you said “version” Hmmm 🤔 Yeah I’m missing something in the Docker piblish workflows 🤔
Home - man.sr.ht The way this app is descriebd and works sounds a lot like what we built with “threading” here 😅
@bender Of course, I’m just merely thinking about the data that’s needed, how to store it and query 👌
@mckinley It’s okay 👍 It only becomes problematic for the start of a tree or sub-tree. In-between is okay as long as nobody forks your edit and you reply to your root 🤣
~115k on this machine, similar on others. I’d say if I summed them all up I’d be in the millions 😅
twtxt.net
), I'm going to be deleting 235 accounts today: https://gist.mills.io/prologic/0381c79977384051bb0b4afc89b4893d
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Ahh heck you’re right! 🤣 I noticed a few go by that I thought “fuck that’s probably worth keeping” 😅 Oh well, I have backups, and everything is “archived”. There are ~314 accounts left LOL 😂
mentions:prologic@twtxt.net
for example. I hope this makes the useability much better 👌
@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Ahh I probably missed a few! If you still have ‘em can you fix? 🙏
@mckinley@mckinley.cc That’s actually one of the most useful aspects of so-called “containers”, really images, or effectively tarball(s) with a full userland that you can effectively chroot in to.
@stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no you mean, you don’t want the dog mauling everything in the house while you are away? 😅
I did it again… #cm7e3ya #s4nbfta
I edited it because I started the line with 500.
, which the Markdown parser took as the start of an ordered list and made it number 1.
@movq@www.uninformativ.de I do wonder that sometimes, but I try to take notes if I’m doing something complicated. Just a few lines in a text file with some context plus the command I used. ffmpeg.txt
comes in very handy.
It’s 500. I never changed it, so that’s the default of either Bash or my distro. It’s fine for me.