new job?
from the old
duriny.envs.sh/twtr/twtxt package so timeline viewing is justaround the corner in v0.3 :D
We've seen Russians arrested for just holding a black piece of paper before, but listen to what the arresting officer says when informing the protester that he's being arrested.
> By the ruling of the governor of Novosibirsk, all public activism on the territory of Novosibirsk, including single person pickets, are prohibited.
The "law" being broken is holding a protest in the first place...
That's what it has come to...
render tweets on a command line, but hopefully I'll have a
twtr timelinecommand in the works soon :)
twtr post with no args, which opens the system EDITOR to write the tweet long form. Allows for editing long posts, spell check (if your editor is set up for it), and an all around ease of use improvment :)
twtr post with no args, which opens the system EDITOR to write the tweet long form. Allows for editing long posts, spell check (if your editor is set up for it), and an all around ease of use improvement :)
twtr...If you can read this, there might be a v0.2.1 release today :D
twtr post "Hello World!" and you might have to relocate your pre/post hooks to the new location :)
TIMESTAMP\\tPUBKEY\\tPGPBLOCK
Wow! That's high praise! Thank you @prologic!
twtr@latest is currently v0.1.1, that's what I'm using to type this right now, I'm assuming you have the same version, you can check with the --version flag :)
limit_timeline to something absurdly large with twtr ;)
pre_tweet_hook = curl .... | jq .token > ~/.yarn_token. Then, all you have to do is post_tweet_hook = curl ... '{token: "$(cat ~/.yarn_token" }'.
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pre_tweet_hook you are using with twtr? I'd be very interested to see how people are using my client :D
curl command and the pre/post tweet hooks :)
curl command and the pre/post tweet hooks :)
go.yarn.social/client, I'm always a fan of vanity import paths since they say "This isn't just a toy project I uploaded to GitHub"
git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/client instead of reinventing the wheel lol
go get duriny.envs.sh/twtr/backend/yarn, but if you think yarnc might have some good overlap, maybe twtr can use go get Yarn.Social/go/api or something?
/bin/sh shells, like could I configure it to use /bin/mksh?
pp as in the perl compiler/packager thingy? Yeah you can run any shell script in a server side CGI, as long as the permissions and PATH are all correct. Although envs.net already supports perl for CGI, so you could just use <!--#include virtual="cgi-bin/foo.pl" --> rather than calling pp
<!--#include virtual=cgi-bin/fortune.sh--> is the simplest, but I'm an envs.neter, I'm clearly biased :D