# I am the Watcher. I am your guide through this vast new twtiverse.
#
# Usage:
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/users View list of users and latest twt date.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/twt View all twts.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/mentions?uri=:uri View all mentions for uri.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/conv/:hash View all twts for a conversation subject.
#
# Options:
# uri Filter to show a specific users twts.
# offset Start index for quey.
# limit Count of items to return (going back in time).
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# twt range = 1 15372
# self = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://www.uninformativ.de/twtxt.txt&offset=12075
# next = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://www.uninformativ.de/twtxt.txt&offset=12175
# prev = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://www.uninformativ.de/twtxt.txt&offset=11975
@bender Yeah, I switched to OpenBSD a couple of years ago when sysupgrade(8) became available. I like it a lot, requires very little maintenance. š
@bender I am considering it. š
(I might end up being too lazy to set any of this up. š¤Ŗ)
@bender I am considering it. š
(I might end up being too lazy to set any of this up. š¤Ŗ)
@bender I am considering it. š
(I might end up being too lazy to set any of this up. š¤Ŗ)
@bender I am considering it. š
(I might end up being too lazy to set any of this up. š¤Ŗ)
Thought: If the invocation including --only-twt-hash fails to find that twt, it could ask a couple of Yarn instances for it (if configured).
(All this needs polishing.)
Thought: If the invocation including --only-twt-hash fails to find that twt, it could ask a couple of Yarn instances for it (if configured).
(All this needs polishing.)
Thought: If the invocation including --only-twt-hash fails to find that twt, it could ask a couple of Yarn instances for it (if configured).
(All this needs polishing.)
Thought: If the invocation including --only-twt-hash fails to find that twt, it could ask a couple of Yarn instances for it (if configured).
(All this needs polishing.)
Honestly, the only thing I want to do on Mastodon is follow the #retrocomputing hashtag and sometimes post under that hashtag. Thatās it. š
Honestly, the only thing I want to do on Mastodon is follow the #retrocomputing hashtag and sometimes post under that hashtag. Thatās it. š
Honestly, the only thing I want to do on Mastodon is follow the #retrocomputing hashtag and sometimes post under that hashtag. Thatās it. š
Honestly, the only thing I want to do on Mastodon is follow the #retrocomputing hashtag and sometimes post under that hashtag. Thatās it. š
There was an outage of the Mastodon server I use this morning. A good reminder that this is a service that someone else hosts (and I donāt even pay for it). Could be gone tomorrow.
Now that Iāve got a server to spare (the Matrix one is gone), I might look into hosting a snac instance. š¤
There was an outage of the Mastodon server I use this morning. A good reminder that this is a service that someone else hosts (and I donāt even pay for it). Could be gone tomorrow.
Now that Iāve got a server to spare (the Matrix one is gone), I might look into hosting a snac instance. š¤
There was an outage of the Mastodon server I use this morning. A good reminder that this is a service that someone else hosts (and I donāt even pay for it). Could be gone tomorrow.
Now that Iāve got a server to spare (the Matrix one is gone), I might look into hosting a snac instance. š¤
There was an outage of the Mastodon server I use this morning. A good reminder that this is a service that someone else hosts (and I donāt even pay for it). Could be gone tomorrow.
Now that Iāve got a server to spare (the Matrix one is gone), I might look into hosting a snac instance. š¤
RIP, Matrix server. šŖ¦
$ doas rcctl stop synapse
synapse(ok)
RIP, Matrix server. šŖ¦
$ doas rcctl stop synapse
synapse(ok)
RIP, Matrix server. šŖ¦
$ doas rcctl stop synapse
synapse(ok)
RIP, Matrix server. šŖ¦
$ doas rcctl stop synapse
synapse(ok)
@prologic I would be so damned proud of that. šŖ
@prologic I would be so damned proud of that. šŖ
@prologic I would be so damned proud of that. šŖ
@prologic I would be so damned proud of that. šŖ
@quark Itās really only about the hash, isnāt it? š¤ The user mention (@<quark ā¦) should still be visible in full?
@quark Itās really only about the hash, isnāt it? š¤ The user mention (@<quark ā¦) should still be visible in full?
@quark Itās really only about the hash, isnāt it? š¤ The user mention (@<quark ā¦) should still be visible in full?
@quark Itās really only about the hash, isnāt it? š¤ The user mention (@<quark ā¦) should still be visible in full?
@prologic Ok, wow, yes, I really only do want that one single missing twt. The slashdot/hackernews feeds are *huge*. š„“
@prologic Ok, wow, yes, I really only do want that one single missing twt. The slashdot/hackernews feeds are *huge*. š„“
@prologic Ok, wow, yes, I really only do want that one single missing twt. The slashdot/hackernews feeds are *huge*. š„“
@prologic Ok, wow, yes, I really only do want that one single missing twt. The slashdot/hackernews feeds are *huge*. š„“
@prologic Where can I find Yarnās API docs for that endpoint? š¤ (If there is any. š
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@prologic Where can I find Yarnās API docs for that endpoint? š¤ (If there is any. š
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@prologic Where can I find Yarnās API docs for that endpoint? š¤ (If there is any. š
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@prologic Where can I find Yarnās API docs for that endpoint? š¤ (If there is any. š
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@mckinley Thatās the file sharing stuff, right? I couldnāt care less about that. Frankly, I think itās a shame that Usenet turned into that. š«¤
@mckinley Thatās the file sharing stuff, right? I couldnāt care less about that. Frankly, I think itās a shame that Usenet turned into that. š«¤
@mckinley Thatās the file sharing stuff, right? I couldnāt care less about that. Frankly, I think itās a shame that Usenet turned into that. š«¤
@mckinley Thatās the file sharing stuff, right? I couldnāt care less about that. Frankly, I think itās a shame that Usenet turned into that. š«¤
@prologic Iām so sorry, I just canāt muster up the social energy for that. š Iām sitting in video calls all week long and itās ā¦ just ā¦ so ā¦ exhausting. I canāt, sorry. š
@prologic Iām so sorry, I just canāt muster up the social energy for that. š Iām sitting in video calls all week long and itās ā¦ just ā¦ so ā¦ exhausting. I canāt, sorry. š
@prologic Iām so sorry, I just canāt muster up the social energy for that. š Iām sitting in video calls all week long and itās ā¦ just ā¦ so ā¦ exhausting. I canāt, sorry. š
@prologic Iām so sorry, I just canāt muster up the social energy for that. š Iām sitting in video calls all week long and itās ā¦ just ā¦ so ā¦ exhausting. I canāt, sorry. š
@lyse Oh, has this changed? Last time I checked, there was quite a bit of stuff going on. š
@lyse Oh, has this changed? Last time I checked, there was quite a bit of stuff going on. š
@lyse Oh, has this changed? Last time I checked, there was quite a bit of stuff going on. š
@lyse Oh, has this changed? Last time I checked, there was quite a bit of stuff going on. š
(The jenny code is getting a bit long and convoluted. I feel the need to refactor this quite a bit. Thatās why Iām not implementing any of this right away.)
(The jenny code is getting a bit long and convoluted. I feel the need to refactor this quite a bit. Thatās why Iām not implementing any of this right away.)
(The jenny code is getting a bit long and convoluted. I feel the need to refactor this quite a bit. Thatās why Iām not implementing any of this right away.)
(The jenny code is getting a bit long and convoluted. I feel the need to refactor this quite a bit. Thatās why Iām not implementing any of this right away.)
@lyse Ah, actually reading the spec helps. š¤¦
@lyse Ah, actually reading the spec helps. š¤¦
@lyse Ah, actually reading the spec helps. š¤¦
@lyse Ah, actually reading the spec helps. š¤¦
(Btw, I deliberately donāt join #yarn.social all the time. If I did, I suspect that a couple of development discussions would move over from twtxt to IRC. š¤Ŗ Okay, and I often prefer slow asynchronous communication.)
(Btw, I deliberately donāt join #yarn.social all the time. If I did, I suspect that a couple of development discussions would move over from twtxt to IRC. š¤Ŗ Okay, and I often prefer slow asynchronous communication.)
(Btw, I deliberately donāt join #yarn.social all the time. If I did, I suspect that a couple of development discussions would move over from twtxt to IRC. š¤Ŗ Okay, and I often prefer slow asynchronous communication.)
(Btw, I deliberately donāt join #yarn.social all the time. If I did, I suspect that a couple of development discussions would move over from twtxt to IRC. š¤Ŗ Okay, and I often prefer slow asynchronous communication.)
@prologic @falsifian This just popped up in my head: How about adding a āfetch contextā feature? Point jenny to some mail file that contains a twt (or pipe it to stdin) and it will try to auto-discover and fetch all related things. Like, if it sees something like (#tkjafka) @<falsifian https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt>, then it will look in https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt for a twt with hash tkjafka. Maybe even do this recursively until there are no new references anymore. This process *could* include explicitly querying some user-configurable Yarn pods as well. š¤
It wonāt always work. Thereās no guarantee that tkjafka will be present in the given URL.
Hmm. š¤
@prologic @falsifian This just popped up in my head: How about adding a āfetch contextā feature? Point jenny to some mail file that contains a twt (or pipe it to stdin) and it will try to auto-discover and fetch all related things. Like, if it sees something like (#tkjafka) @<falsifian https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt>, then it will look in https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt for a twt with hash tkjafka. Maybe even do this recursively until there are no new references anymore. This process *could* include explicitly querying some user-configurable Yarn pods as well. š¤
It wonāt always work. Thereās no guarantee that tkjafka will be present in the given URL.
Hmm. š¤
@prologic @falsifian This just popped up in my head: How about adding a āfetch contextā feature? Point jenny to some mail file that contains a twt (or pipe it to stdin) and it will try to auto-discover and fetch all related things. Like, if it sees something like (#tkjafka) @<falsifian https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt>, then it will look in https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt for a twt with hash tkjafka. Maybe even do this recursively until there are no new references anymore. This process *could* include explicitly querying some user-configurable Yarn pods as well. š¤
It wonāt always work. Thereās no guarantee that tkjafka will be present in the given URL.
Hmm. š¤
@prologic @falsifian This just popped up in my head: How about adding a āfetch contextā feature? Point jenny to some mail file that contains a twt (or pipe it to stdin) and it will try to auto-discover and fetch all related things. Like, if it sees something like (#tkjafka) @<falsifian https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt>, then it will look in https://www.falsifian.org/twtxt.txt for a twt with hash tkjafka. Maybe even do this recursively until there are no new references anymore. This process *could* include explicitly querying some user-configurable Yarn pods as well. š¤
It wonāt always work. Thereās no guarantee that tkjafka will be present in the given URL.
Hmm. š¤
@bender No idea, but I havenāt used GNOME since 2008. š
I, too, like Xfce much better. Xfce (and KDE to some degree) look and feel rather ātraditionalā, though. You get a standard taskbar and thatās it. Maybe thatās too oldfashioned? š¤· Iām just speculating.
@bender No idea, but I havenāt used GNOME since 2008. š
I, too, like Xfce much better. Xfce (and KDE to some degree) look and feel rather ātraditionalā, though. You get a standard taskbar and thatās it. Maybe thatās too oldfashioned? š¤· Iām just speculating.
@bender No idea, but I havenāt used GNOME since 2008. š
I, too, like Xfce much better. Xfce (and KDE to some degree) look and feel rather ātraditionalā, though. You get a standard taskbar and thatās it. Maybe thatās too oldfashioned? š¤· Iām just speculating.
@bender No idea, but I havenāt used GNOME since 2008. š
I, too, like Xfce much better. Xfce (and KDE to some degree) look and feel rather ātraditionalā, though. You get a standard taskbar and thatās it. Maybe thatās too oldfashioned? š¤· Iām just speculating.
You might have seen me popping up on IRC. This is how it looks:
https://movq.de/v/3a4f9833f3/
Thatās EZirc from the 1990ies. (It says it needs Warp 4, but runs fine on Warp 3.)
Lots of this old stuff still works (technically), but as @lyse said: A lot of it really is dead. Thereās not much going on anymore in Usenet.
You might have seen me popping up on IRC. This is how it looks:
https://movq.de/v/3a4f9833f3/
Thatās EZirc from the 1990ies. (It says it needs Warp 4, but runs fine on Warp 3.)
Lots of this old stuff still works (technically), but as @lyse said: A lot of it really is dead. Thereās not much going on anymore in Usenet.
You might have seen me popping up on IRC. This is how it looks:
https://movq.de/v/3a4f9833f3/
Thatās EZirc from the 1990ies. (It says it needs Warp 4, but runs fine on Warp 3.)
Lots of this old stuff still works (technically), but as @lyse said: A lot of it really is dead. Thereās not much going on anymore in Usenet.
You might have seen me popping up on IRC. This is how it looks:
https://movq.de/v/3a4f9833f3/
Thatās EZirc from the 1990ies. (It says it needs Warp 4, but runs fine on Warp 3.)
Lots of this old stuff still works (technically), but as @lyse said: A lot of it really is dead. Thereās not much going on anymore in Usenet.
@lyse Stell dir vor, es wƤren NaN Grad! š±
@lyse Stell dir vor, es wƤren NaN Grad! š±
@lyse Stell dir vor, es wƤren NaN Grad! š±
@lyse Stell dir vor, es wƤren NaN Grad! š±
@quark I once decided against that, didnāt I? š¤ I donāt remember why anymore. Iāll think about it. š¤
@quark I once decided against that, didnāt I? š¤ I donāt remember why anymore. Iāll think about it. š¤
@quark I once decided against that, didnāt I? š¤ I donāt remember why anymore. Iāll think about it. š¤
@quark I once decided against that, didnāt I? š¤ I donāt remember why anymore. Iāll think about it. š¤
@bender Yes, I see the same. Right-to-left Unicode breaks mutt (and apparently neomutt). It was once reported as an issue:
https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt/-/issues/131
They closed it because the solution was supposed to be implemented in terminals ā¦ Apparently, that never happened?
@bender Yes, I see the same. Right-to-left Unicode breaks mutt (and apparently neomutt). It was once reported as an issue:
https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt/-/issues/131
They closed it because the solution was supposed to be implemented in terminals ā¦ Apparently, that never happened?
@bender Yes, I see the same. Right-to-left Unicode breaks mutt (and apparently neomutt). It was once reported as an issue:
https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt/-/issues/131
They closed it because the solution was supposed to be implemented in terminals ā¦ Apparently, that never happened?