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@prologic Looks much better, although I'd strip the "v" prefix in yarns' "v$branch@$hash".
[47°09′11″S, 126°43′56″W] Automatic systems disengaged due to heavy rain
[47°09′03″S, 126°43′34″W] Weather forecast alert -- storm from NE
Juat spoke to him today 🥳
Juat spoke to him today 🥳
[47°09′25″S, 126°43′50″W] Wind speed: 74kph
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...~
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...~
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:959 ARCHIVED:71861 CACHE:2371 FOLLOWERS:15 FOLLOWING:14
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_).
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 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 also said, I _might_ just spend today tidying things up a bit that _might_ be a bit off.
@mckinley Thanks. This is good feedback! I think from what @movq also said, I _might_ just spend today tidying things up a bit that _might_ be a bit off.
Life is as beautiful as it is complex. Argh...
[47°09′17″S, 126°43′59″W] Wind speed: 67kph -- batteries low
@prologic I just set up a Yarn instance from scratch and, honestly, I don’t think a yarnd setup is needed. 🤔
I followed the instructions here and they were simple enough: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/src/branch/main/README.md#configuring-your-pod
It needs a little polishing (for example, it says COOKIE_SECRET is optional which it isn’t), but it was a good experience overall.
Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer reading installation instructions. And I believe that *not* having something like yarnd setup nudges you (the author) into keeping those instructions short and concise. Whereas the existence of yarnd setup means that you can cram everything and the kitchen sink in there, because it’s convenient. That can lead to a convoluted setup process – and me, the user, does not really know what that command really does, which is something that I, personally, don’t like. 😅
@prologic I just set up a Yarn instance from scratch and, honestly, I don’t think a yarnd setup is needed. 🤔
I followed the instructions here and they were simple enough: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/src/branch/main/README.md#configuring-your-pod
It needs a little polishing (for example, it says COOKIE_SECRET is optional which it isn’t), but it was a good experience overall.
Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer reading installation instructions. And I believe that *not* having something like yarnd setup nudges you (the author) into keeping those instructions short and concise. Whereas the existence of yarnd setup means that you can cram everything and the kitchen sink in there, because it’s convenient. That can lead to a convoluted setup process – and me, the user, does not really know what that command really does, which is something that I, personally, don’t like. 😅
@prologic I just set up a Yarn instance from scratch and, honestly, I don’t think a yarnd setup is needed. 🤔
I followed the instructions here and they were simple enough: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/src/branch/main/README.md#configuring-your-pod
It needs a little polishing (for example, it says COOKIE_SECRET is optional which it isn’t), but it was a good experience overall.
Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer reading installation instructions. And I believe that *not* having something like yarnd setup nudges you (the author) into keeping those instructions short and concise. Whereas the existence of yarnd setup means that you can cram everything and the kitchen sink in there, because it’s convenient. That can lead to a convoluted setup process – and me, the user, does not really know what that command really does, which is something that I, personally, don’t like. 😅
@prologic I just set up a Yarn instance from scratch and, honestly, I don’t think a yarnd setup is needed. 🤔
I followed the instructions here and they were simple enough: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/yarn/src/branch/main/README.md#configuring-your-pod
It needs a little polishing (for example, it says COOKIE_SECRET is optional which it isn’t), but it was a good experience overall.
Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer reading installation instructions. And I believe that *not* having something like yarnd setup nudges you (the author) into keeping those instructions short and concise. Whereas the existence of yarnd setup means that you can cram everything and the kitchen sink in there, because it’s convenient. That can lead to a convoluted setup process – and me, the user, does not really know what that command really does, which is something that I, personally, don’t like. 😅
[47°09′47″S, 126°43′13″W] Automatic systems disengaged due to thunderstorm
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.
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.
[47°09′10″S, 126°43′29″W] Wind speed: 80kph
I wonder what Android does now that I’ve blocked all those connections. Will it queue all the data and just send it the next time it has an internet connection (which will happen sooner or later)? That would mean my blocking attempts are mostly pointless. 🥴
No way of telling what’s going on, it’s all encrypted …
I wonder what Android does now that I’ve blocked all those connections. Will it queue all the data and just send it the next time it has an internet connection (which will happen sooner or later)? That would mean my blocking attempts are mostly pointless. 🥴
No way of telling what’s going on, it’s all encrypted …
I wonder what Android does now that I’ve blocked all those connections. Will it queue all the data and just send it the next time it has an internet connection (which will happen sooner or later)? That would mean my blocking attempts are mostly pointless. 🥴
No way of telling what’s going on, it’s all encrypted …
I wonder what Android does now that I’ve blocked all those connections. Will it queue all the data and just send it the next time it has an internet connection (which will happen sooner or later)? That would mean my blocking attempts are mostly pointless. 🥴
No way of telling what’s going on, it’s all encrypted …
@movq 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 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 😅
@prologic
> things we don't even know about or have any control over (_or very little_)
That’s the thing: It’s not *apps* doing weird stuff, it’s the phone’s operating system itself. I can choose which apps to run and which permissions they have, that’s all fine, but what the fuck is “ImsApp” and why does it need access to GPS and my camera?! Completely untrustworthy.
@prologic
> things we don't even know about or have any control over (_or very little_)
That’s the thing: It’s not *apps* doing weird stuff, it’s the phone’s operating system itself. I can choose which apps to run and which permissions they have, that’s all fine, but what the fuck is “ImsApp” and why does it need access to GPS and my camera?! Completely untrustworthy.
@prologic
> things we don't even know about or have any control over (_or very little_)
That’s the thing: It’s not *apps* doing weird stuff, it’s the phone’s operating system itself. I can choose which apps to run and which permissions they have, that’s all fine, but what the fuck is “ImsApp” and why does it need access to GPS and my camera?! Completely untrustworthy.
@prologic
> things we don't even know about or have any control over (_or very little_)
That’s the thing: It’s not *apps* doing weird stuff, it’s the phone’s operating system itself. I can choose which apps to run and which permissions they have, that’s all fine, but what the fuck is “ImsApp” and why does it need access to GPS and my camera?! Completely untrustworthy.
@movq 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 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 I've never thought about it to be honest 🤣 Other things take longer so I don't really care about shell startup times 😅
@movq I've never thought about it to be honest 🤣 Other things take longer so I don't really care about shell startup times 😅
[47°09′39″S, 126°43′34″W] Wind speed: 54kph
Experiment: Locking down my Android phone in the firewall, only allowing outgoing connections that I approve of. Let’s see how that goes.
Even just looking at the log of attempted connections is scary. This thing is talking to everything all the time. Worse, there are some system apps that regularly query the device’s GPS location and you can’t turn that off … Shitty spy device. 🙄
Experiment: Locking down my Android phone in the firewall, only allowing outgoing connections that I approve of. Let’s see how that goes.
Even just looking at the log of attempted connections is scary. This thing is talking to everything all the time. Worse, there are some system apps that regularly query the device’s GPS location and you can’t turn that off … Shitty spy device. 🙄
Experiment: Locking down my Android phone in the firewall, only allowing outgoing connections that I approve of. Let’s see how that goes.
Even just looking at the log of attempted connections is scary. This thing is talking to everything all the time. Worse, there are some system apps that regularly query the device’s GPS location and you can’t turn that off … Shitty spy device. 🙄
Experiment: Locking down my Android phone in the firewall, only allowing outgoing connections that I approve of. Let’s see how that goes.
Even just looking at the log of attempted connections is scary. This thing is talking to everything all the time. Worse, there are some system apps that regularly query the device’s GPS location and you can’t turn that off … Shitty spy device. 🙄
@prologic Noticed any slowdowns? I noticed a ~0.2 second delay when opening new shells, never bothered to check it, and now found out that it’s caused by the ~250k lines of shell history. 🥴
@prologic Noticed any slowdowns? I noticed a ~0.2 second delay when opening new shells, never bothered to check it, and now found out that it’s caused by the ~250k lines of shell history. 🥴
@prologic Noticed any slowdowns? I noticed a ~0.2 second delay when opening new shells, never bothered to check it, and now found out that it’s caused by the ~250k lines of shell history. 🥴
@prologic Noticed any slowdowns? I noticed a ~0.2 second delay when opening new shells, never bothered to check it, and now found out that it’s caused by the ~250k lines of shell history. 🥴
[47°09′59″S, 126°43′23″W] Wind speed: 107kph -- batteries low
@lyse You mean you edit this file manually sometimes? 🤔
@lyse You mean you edit this file manually sometimes? 🤔
@lyse You mean you edit this file manually sometimes? 🤔
@lyse You mean you edit this file manually sometimes? 🤔
“There is a right to protest, but there is not a right to cause chaos.” I have heard very similar statements from the leaders of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia in 1989
@lyse Oh you said "version" Hmmm 🤔 Yeah I'm missing something in the Docker piblish workflows 🤔
@lyse Oh you said "version" Hmmm 🤔 Yeah I'm missing something in the Docker piblish workflows 🤔
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:958 ARCHIVED:71842 CACHE:2358 FOLLOWERS:15 FOLLOWING:14
Home - man.sr.ht The way this app is descriebd and works sounds a lot like what we built with "threading" here 😅
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 👌
@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 🤣
@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 😅~
~115k on this machine, similar on others. I'd say if I summed them all up I'd be in the millions 😅~
@lyse 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 😂 
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@lyse 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 😂 ~
@lyse Ahh I probably missed a few! If you still have 'em can you fix? 🙏
@lyse Ahh I probably missed a few! If you still have 'em can you fix? 🙏
@mckinley 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.
@mckinley 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.
Also Trevor Moore was a great comedian and member of WKUK.
Overbite for Android is good for viewing. Unfortunately you can't download anything with it, though it will display pictures.