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"Reply" will append to the ongoing conversation. "Fork" will make a new branch of the conversation. I have implemented a new way to render this, that I hope will make more sense in my Copenhagen-theme. This it how it looks on my test-pod 
@darch Damn, that is a nice theme!!
@eldersnake well you just go grab it π and maybe fix the broken partsπ
@eldersnake well you you just go grab it π and maybe fix the broken partsπ
@eldersnake well you you just go grab it B) any maybe fix the broken parts:P
@darch Oh I was gonna ask π
Is it fully working yet? π€ What do you need help with? How can I make developing themes easier? π€
@darch Oh I was gonna ask π
Is it fully working yet? π€ What do you need help with? How can I make developing themes easier? π€
@prologic Bit of a shame one probably needs their own pod to play with themes. π
@thecanine
> one probably needs their own pod to play with themes
Thatβs super easy, just run a local one, like @prologic and @darch do. You donβt need to run it on the open Net, only on your own machine.
@fastidious Well my machine is a thin laptop with limited memory, that I don't always have turned on and even if I did, the quality of the Internet here and all the need to use he machine for other things, have it off or bring it somewhere would make it at best run like 6/24 and even than someone would probably tell me to not waste electricity on it. π
@thecanine Well i know @jlj is/was running his pod of a Rapsberry Pi, so it not that heavy to run
@thecanine I _think_ that gets a bit in the "complicated" territory, let's get good at what we have now π
@thecanine I _think_ that gets a bit in the "complicated" territory, let's get good at what we have now π
@thecanine You do realize we have two pods running on Raspberry Pis right? π€£
@thecanine You do realize we have two pods running on Raspberry Pis right? π€£
My own pod which is arguably probably the busiest with the most feeds only consumes around ~256M of memory and bugger all CPU.
My own pod which is arguably probably the busiest with the most feeds only consumes around ~256M of memory and bugger all CPU.
@prologic
Raspberry Pie > Weird free hosting sites
@darch To be honest I'd rather you tell me specifically how I can help with any template functions ot things you need on the backend to make your "theme"'s vision come alive. I'm pretty good with Go and Go template/html but I don't _really_ think I'm qualified to really do UI/UX. Tell me what you need and we'll build it! π
@darch To be honest I'd rather you tell me specifically how I can help with any template functions ot things you need on the backend to make your "theme"'s vision come alive. I'm pretty good with Go and Go template/html but I don't _really_ think I'm qualified to really do UI/UX. Tell me what you need and we'll build it! π
@thecanine If you'd like to run a pod somewhere, I _highly_ recommend Vultr and get one of their $2.50/month instance and stick yarnd on that. π
@thecanine If you'd like to run a pod somewhere, I _highly_ recommend Vultr and get one of their $2.50/month instance and stick yarnd on that. π
@prologic Guess that's as cheap as one can get, Glitch can't run Go either anyway and I think their always online plan is also more expensive than this. π€
@thecanine You do realize there's no such thing as "X running Go" right? You can just grab a precompiled binary from the Releases page and just run that. It's a statically linked binary that will basically run anywhere.
@thecanine You do realize there's no such thing as "X running Go" right? You can just grab a precompiled binary from the Releases page and just run that. It's a statically linked binary that will basically run anywhere.
@prologic Sure I can write you a more specific TODO :)
@prologic I guess that might be true, but there still is something in there that the free hosting sites don't like so it throws out some error that made me think it had something to do with Go. π€
Especially when it was literally "Pusher rejected, failed to compile Go app. " in one case and so error getting some file.go thing in the other case. π€¨
@thecanine Sounds like it's just a case of "trash free hosting" to me π
@thecanine Sounds like it's just a case of "trash free hosting" to me π