2022-03-28T09:55:14Z (#mmshy2q) @<lyse http://lyse.isobeef.org> I am relatively a green thumb to all of this, what exactly does i3 enable you to do?
2022-03-28T10:00:30Z (#mmshy2q) @<novaburst https://twt.nfld.uk/user/novaburst/twtxt.txt> how do you find FreeBSD? Haven't really heard much of it.
2022-03-28T10:02:37Z (#mmshy2q) @<ullarah https://txt.quisquiliae.com/user/ullarah/twtxt.txt> Fedora, Debian and Arch seems like the main staples
2022-03-28T10:03:46Z (#a5uhg5q) @<lyse https://lyse.isobeef.org/twtxt.txt> Thanks for that! its an interesting look at it - even though my eyes went a little wonky looking at it haha :)
I _think_ (but I'd have to go debug my pod's cache) there _might_ be a a bad
Twter object in the cache for your feed? -- i.e: I _think_ this is a case of "bad data". If you can help me figure out how to improve the robustness of this? π€
2022-03-28T09:55:14Z\t(#mmshy2q) @<lyse http://lyse.isobeef.org> I am relatively a green thumb to all of this, what exactly does i3 enable you to do?
2022-03-28T10:00:30Z\t(#mmshy2q) @<novaburst https://twt.nfld.uk/user/novaburst/twtxt.txt> how do you find FreeBSD? Haven't really heard much of it.
2022-03-28T10:02:37Z\t(#mmshy2q) @<ullarah https://txt.quisquiliae.com/user/ullarah/twtxt.txt> Fedora, Debian and Arch seems like the main staples
2022-03-28T10:03:46Z\t(#a5uhg5q) @<lyse https://lyse.isobeef.org/twtxt.txt> Thanks for that! its an interesting look at it - even though my eyes went a little wonky looking at it haha :)
I _think_ (but I'd have to go debug my pod's cache) there _might_ be a a bad
Twter object in the cache for your feed? -- i.e: I _think_ this is a case of "bad data". If you can help me figure out how to improve the robustness of this? π€
2022-03-28T09:55:14Z (#mmshy2q) @<lyse http://lyse.isobeef.org> I am relatively a green thumb to all of this, what exactly does i3 enable you to do?
2022-03-28T10:00:30Z (#mmshy2q) @<novaburst https://twt.nfld.uk/user/novaburst/twtxt.txt> how do you find FreeBSD? Haven't really heard much of it.
2022-03-28T10:02:37Z (#mmshy2q) @<ullarah https://txt.quisquiliae.com/user/ullarah/twtxt.txt> Fedora, Debian and Arch seems like the main staples
2022-03-28T10:03:46Z (#a5uhg5q) @<lyse https://lyse.isobeef.org/twtxt.txt> Thanks for that! its an interesting look at it - even though my eyes went a little wonky looking at it haha :)
I _think_ (but I'd have to go debug my pod's cache) there _might_ be a a bad
Twter object in the cache for your feed? -- i.e: I _think_ this is a case of "bad data". If you can help me figure out how to improve the robustness of this? π€
Excerpt:
> Please add the following services:
>
> Salty - A chatting app alternative to whatsapp. https://salty.im
>
> twtxt & yarn.social - Alternative to twitter. https://github.com/buckket/twtxt
> https://yarn.social
... Oh my π #Yarn.social #salty.im #privacy
Excerpt:
> Please add the following services:
>
> Salty - A chatting app alternative to whatsapp. https://salty.im
>
> twtxt & yarn.social - Alternative to twitter. https://github.com/buckket/twtxt
> https://yarn.social
... Oh my π #Yarn.social #salty.im #privacy
- Windows' UX is kind of lame. It hides things from you (the user). It is very difficult to actually do anything remotely useful on besides perhaps Document, Spreadsheet, Browsing the Web and Gaming.
- But I can do all those things on pretty much anything else.
- Windows is a closed system. Extending it in any useful ways is all "too hard"β’
- macOS OTH is a UNIX derivative, I _can_ therefore extend it in ways that are infinitely simpler than Windows ever can.
- Windows security model is just utter garbage. Enough said.
Shall I go on...? Those are the top off of my list, but I'd honestly have to sit down and remember... π #Windows #Sucks~
- Windows' UX is kind of lame. It hides things from you (the user). It is very difficult to actually do anything remotely useful on besides perhaps Document, Spreadsheet, Browsing the Web and Gaming.
- But I can do all those things on pretty much anything else.
- Windows is a closed system. Extending it in any useful ways is all "too hard"β’
- macOS OTH is a UNIX derivative, I _can_ therefore extend it in ways that are infinitely simpler than Windows ever can.
- Windows security model is just utter garbage. Enough said.
Shall I go on...? Those are the top off of my list, but I'd honestly have to sit down and remember... π #Windows #Sucks~
Consider switching to colorhash - saltyim - Mills
π
Consider switching to colorhash - saltyim - Mills
π
Let us or me know if we can help in any way! π
Let us or me know if we can help in any way! π
I _hope_ they pull through soonβ’ π€ #Apple #WebPush #PWA
I _hope_ they pull through soonβ’ π€ #Apple #WebPush #PWA
- box
- pkg
- box
- pkg
pkgadd and pkgmk and ports π
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pkgadd and pkgmk and ports π
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Basically it was impossible to boot a RancherOS (BurmillaOS is the same) on a VM smaller than 1GB of memory. Once booted of course, you could reduce the memory -- But almost no Hypervisor supports that π
So I thought to myself:
> Fuck it, I'll build my own LInux Distro (I've done it before!) that is designed to be as lightweight as possible and supports Docker and/or some kind of containers.
I also write
box (a pure POSIX shell script container system) then then later ported that to a go version of box π€£
Basically it was impossible to boot a RancherOS (BurmillaOS is the same) on a VM smaller than 1GB of memory. Once booted of course, you could reduce the memory -- But almost no Hypervisor supports that π
So I thought to myself:
> Fuck it, I'll build my own LInux Distro (I've done it before!) that is designed to be as lightweight as possible and supports Docker and/or some kind of containers.
I also write
box (a pure POSIX shell script container system) then then later ported that to a go version of box π€£
- Installs in ~5s
- Boots in ~800ms
π #uLinux
- Installs in ~5s
- Boots in ~800ms
π #uLinux
What do you plan to improve/change? π€
Currently the entire system is comprised of PSOX shell scripts, including Cloud Init support! π
What do you plan to improve/change? π€
Currently the entire system is comprised of PSOX shell scripts, including Cloud Init support! π
#servers for me are:
- Hypervisor: Proxmox VE
- Guest OS: Currently BurmilaOS
I plan to switch my Guest OS(es) to uLinux one day (need to get it's landing page back up, meanwhile see: https://git.mills.io/prologic/ulinux)
#servers for me are:
- Hypervisor: Proxmox VE
- Guest OS: Currently BurmilaOS
I plan to switch my Guest OS(es) to uLinux one day (need to get it's landing page back up, meanwhile see: https://git.mills.io/prologic/ulinux)
Trouble though these days (even if something existed, like in the Wayland space), I know of no way to get high dpi font rendering either on 4k/5k displays π’
So Linux on Desktop for me is basically (currently) impossible π’
Trouble though these days (even if something existed, like in the Wayland space), I know of no way to get high dpi font rendering either on 4k/5k displays π’
So Linux on Desktop for me is basically (currently) impossible π’
> *cough* _bullshit_ *couch*
Then other thoughts like:
> Oh come on, just help fix it, write better alternatives, set a trend!
/me sigh π ~
> *cough* _bullshit_ *couch*
Then other thoughts like:
> Oh come on, just help fix it, write better alternatives, set a trend!
/me sigh π ~
My preferred OS is LInux running CRUX, sadly I am unable to use this anymore. At one point my Desktop Environment (DE) of choice was the wonderful Xfce π Very lovely desktop environment really.
My compromise is macOS as it has the best accessibility and full screen zoom and high quality hi-rpi font rendering of any Desktop/Laptop in the world.
My preferred OS is LInux running CRUX, sadly I am unable to use this anymore. At one point my Desktop Environment (DE) of choice was the wonderful Xfce π Very lovely desktop environment really.
My compromise is macOS as it has the best accessibility and full screen zoom and high quality hi-rpi font rendering of any Desktop/Laptop in the world.
$HOME/.config/salty/config.ymlExample config file:
l
---
identity: ~/.config/salty/prologic.key
user: prologic@mills.io
$HOME/.config/salty/config.ymlExample config file:
l
---
identity: ~/.config/salty/prologic.key
user: prologic@mills.io
$USER on your system is different to the desired nick@domain you want to use π
$USER on your system is different to the desired nick@domain you want to use π
$ salty-chat -u crunched ...
$ salty-chat -u crunched ...
In regards to:
> The internationalization toml is embedded as source code instead of read at runtime, which means my instance, which (a) has a one-line change and
This is an improvement we can make in this case, where we read in a local lang file. Can you file a backlog issue and maybe you could even contribute a PR to make this a thing? We embed a default lang in the binary -- yes -- But there's no reason we can't load one off disk supplied by a Poderator? π€ cc @ullarah
In regards to:
> The internationalization toml is embedded as source code instead of read at runtime, which means my instance, which (a) has a one-line change and
This is an improvement we can make in this case, where we read in a local lang file. Can you file a backlog issue and maybe you could even contribute a PR to make this a thing? We embed a default lang in the binary -- yes -- But there's no reason we can't load one off disk supplied by a Poderator? π€ cc @ullarah
./bin/salty-chat.sh register crunched@mills.io (after deleting your key). Let's see if this works or if there really is a bug π
./bin/salty-chat.sh register crunched@mills.io (after deleting your key). Let's see if this works or if there really is a bug π
cruned@mills.io account on my broker and you'll have to delete your key and do this all over again π
cruned@mills.io account on my broker and you'll have to delete your key and do this all over again π
So I have no idea who I've been encrypting messages to π
So I have no idea who I've been encrypting messages to π
What can you tell me about what
salty-chat -d read says?And can you message yourself?
In fact try to also message my Echo bot at
echo@mills.io
What can you tell me about what
salty-chat -d read says?And can you message yourself?
In fact try to also message my Echo bot at
echo@mills.io
Love it if you could help me figure out what's going on here and how we can make it more fool proof π