1. This is a "footnote".
1. This is a footnote.
> A simple.
> Test
Let's see how it goes. And now…
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The end.
@fastidious@arrakis.netbros.com
), and will not be twting from it any longer. Please unfollow and follow @david@netbros.com instead.


117efbfca8
) did the trick to get your avatar to show consistently on my pod. Before that commit it was flip flopping worst than a US Republican politician. 😂
Just the same as I don't invest in gold, I don't invest in cryptocurrencies. Simply not attracted. Same reason I don't go around pushing down, nor evangelising, cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency evangelists remind me the people wanting to sell pyramid schemes. And when they mix conspiracy theories, politics and the like, with it, then it is even worse.
Sometimes cheap works very well, even as well as the most expensive version and, occasionally, even better. But more often than not, it doesn't. Anyway, sorry I went on a little rant there. Good luck with that bass (the musical instrument, not the fish)!
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autocomplete, that is.
@<ew0k/BW https://warmedal.se/~bjorn/twtxt.txt>
, lets see how it renders. Not forking on this off-topic, to avoid adding complicating factors.
@nick@fqdn.tld
) is impossible, you are right. I got confused by the simple fact that, indeed a meta can be added to the ~
, but it really can't be referenced on the mention at all with that format.~duriny, sadly, as @lyse rightfully wrote, it is not possible. Now, look at jenny's vim autoload, as it is possible search a file with your following and autocomplete, if you use vim. Heck, if you use jenny you will be all set!
@nick@domain.tld
and the parser are having slight issues, I will use the "old" method for now, to WebMention someone on a Yarn pod. Hello, @eaplmx! 😂
It doesn't need to be a like. It can be a star, a ball of yarn, a horse shoe. Whatever! Mastodon does it. Discourse does it. It is just a way to simply avoid the noise of little replies, composed of little, small twts (which I **hate**).