Welcome to Yarn.social both of you and the community/friends you form around your little pod π€
Welcome to Yarn.social both of you and the community/friends you form around your little pod π€
* 433e525 2022-10-23 | Update Yarn.social profile link and icon to match abucci@anthony.buc.ci's (Thank you! π) (HEAD -> master) [James Mills]
* 433e525 2022-10-23 | Update Yarn.social profile link and icon to match abucci@anthony.buc.ci's (Thank you! π) (HEAD -> master) [James Mills]
Yarn.social conference? π
Yarn.social conference? π
> A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is a digital certificate issued by a certificate authority that verifies logo ownership. Your logo must be a registered trademark before receiving a VMC. A VMC verifies that your organization is the legal owner of your brand logo. Using a logo with a VMC helps prevent spammers and other malicious users from ...
Uggh that basically makes open source and hobbyist stuff impossible π³
> A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is a digital certificate issued by a certificate authority that verifies logo ownership. Your logo must be a registered trademark before receiving a VMC. A VMC verifies that your organization is the legal owner of your brand logo. Using a logo with a VMC helps prevent spammers and other malicious users from ...
Uggh that basically makes open source and hobbyist stuff impossible π³
- quite/twet: A client in go for twtxt -- the decentralised, minimalist microblogging service https://twtxt.readthedocs.org/en/stable/
- [tkanos/twx: Twx is a decentralised microblogging client based on the specs of [twtxt](https://dev.twtxt.net/), used to handle your twtxt file.](https://github.com/tkanos/twx)
Both of these support Twt Subject and Twt Hash extensions to my knowledge. At least
twet is listed on Yarn.social so I know it does, and I'm pretty sure twx does too as @tkanos is another regular member of the growing community π€
- quite/twet: A client in go for twtxt -- the decentralised, minimalist microblogging service https://twtxt.readthedocs.org/en/stable/
- [tkanos/twx: Twx is a decentralised microblogging client based on the specs of [twtxt](https://dev.twtxt.net/), used to handle your twtxt file.](https://github.com/tkanos/twx)
Both of these support Twt Subject and Twt Hash extensions to my knowledge. At least
twet is listed on Yarn.social so I know it does, and I'm pretty sure twx does too as @tkanos is another regular member of the growing community π€
> Also with PHP I donβt have to write my own web server
That was a job at Go right? π€£ To be fair, you don't actually write your own web server in Go, you just run one that's part of the standard library. There are also numerous elaborate "Web Frameworks' you _can_ use, all of which I really hate because I detest the use of "frameworks' almost as much as I detest the use of 3rd-party (random) Cloud/SaaS services or Database Systems π€£
> Also with PHP I donβt have to write my own web server
That was a job at Go right? π€£ To be fair, you don't actually write your own web server in Go, you just run one that's part of the standard library. There are also numerous elaborate "Web Frameworks' you _can_ use, all of which I really hate because I detest the use of "frameworks' almost as much as I detest the use of 3rd-party (random) Cloud/SaaS services or Database Systems π€£
> but the best experience is still apps written to work in that environment, even if they arenβt as feature-heavy
This increases frictions for developers writing apps for or packaging or modifying existing apps for Sandstorm.
> but the best experience is still apps written to work in that environment, even if they arenβt as feature-heavy
This increases frictions for developers writing apps for or packaging or modifying existing apps for Sandstorm.
> I swear if someone invented an AdditionService where you could send two numbers and get back their sum, thereβd be a dozen web projects using it when they had to add stuff.
We should totally do this just for shits and giggles! Remember that NPM package that hosed a tonne of projects? Or that Java library that hosed a bunch of companies and their security? π€£
This _could_ be fun π
> I swear if someone invented an AdditionService where you could send two numbers and get back their sum, thereβd be a dozen web projects using it when they had to add stuff.
We should totally do this just for shits and giggles! Remember that NPM package that hosed a tonne of projects? Or that Java library that hosed a bunch of companies and their security? π€£
This _could_ be fun π
> Sandstorm's model is opposite of what I want/need.
An ideal version of Sandstorm would by one in which I can choose to operate an instance ine one of two models (multi-user or free-for-all or even single-user?). But the way Sandstorm is modelled today, its basically a C++ Web App with a poor UI that lets anyone basically run whatever they want and install whatever they want with (I admit) strong security based on Capability.
Problem is I _really_ don't need this kind of security, or at least if I do, I want to chose whether I need this level of security or not.
People (I mean ordinary) folk already find security inconvenience and hard enough as it is. They just don't get Capability based Security, neither did I at first π
> Sandstorm's model is opposite of what I want/need.
An ideal version of Sandstorm would by one in which I can choose to operate an instance ine one of two models (multi-user or free-for-all or even single-user?). But the way Sandstorm is modelled today, its basically a C++ Web App with a poor UI that lets anyone basically run whatever they want and install whatever they want with (I admit) strong security based on Capability.
Problem is I _really_ don't need this kind of security, or at least if I do, I want to chose whether I need this level of security or not.
People (I mean ordinary) folk already find security inconvenience and hard enough as it is. They just don't get Capability based Security, neither did I at first π
- [[bug]: Please consider an alternative to LiveBlocks due to security/privacy #1026](https://github.com/tldraw/tldraw/issues/1026)
Its really such a shame really. Its _actually_ quite hard for me to take these NodeJS/Javascript/Typescript developers seriously (sorry @markwylde π -- you know what I mean and how I feel about this! π€) when there such a "knee-jerk" reaction to just pulling out any 'ol random Cloud/SaaS shit out of your arse just to solve a problem or build a "cool feature". Fuck me π€¦ββοΈ π€¬ -- Btw, I _feel_ the same way about pulling out a random RDBMS just to store a few bits of data in a simple app π
- [[bug]: Please consider an alternative to LiveBlocks due to security/privacy #1026](https://github.com/tldraw/tldraw/issues/1026)
Its really such a shame really. Its _actually_ quite hard for me to take these NodeJS/Javascript/Typescript developers seriously (sorry @markwylde π -- you know what I mean and how I feel about this! π€) when there such a "knee-jerk" reaction to just pulling out any 'ol random Cloud/SaaS shit out of your arse just to solve a problem or build a "cool feature". Fuck me π€¦ββοΈ π€¬ -- Btw, I _feel_ the same way about pulling out a random RDBMS just to store a few bits of data in a simple app π
yarnd: #1024 - Update the settings template to improve the experience - yarn - Mills -- This PR basically improves the Settings view/template where I almost found myself accidentally deleting my own account/feed on this pod π
cc @darch as there is a minor issue with the UI (something with the HTML and/or CSS) causing the top section to not have enough padding or margin or something, I dunno π€·ββοΈ I suck at CSS π€£
yarnd: #1024 - Update the settings template to improve the experience - yarn - Mills -- This PR basically improves the Settings view/template where I almost found myself accidentally deleting my own account/feed on this pod π
cc @darch as there is a minor issue with the UI (something with the HTML and/or CSS) causing the top section to not have enough padding or margin or something, I dunno π€·ββοΈ I suck at CSS π€£
auth.example.com that runs this software, lets me manage users, users can manage their credentials, information, etc. Then other software like Gitea, Authelia, or basically anything you want _could_ use it as an "Authentication backend" / "Identity Provider".Thoughts? π€
Btw, did you know that most (_all?_) Yarn.social pods are actually* already working IndieAuth Identity providers and you can auth against your own pod to anything that can use Indie Auth? π *_
auth.example.com that runs this software, lets me manage users, users can manage their credentials, information, etc. Then other software like Gitea, Authelia, or basically anything you want _could_ use it as an "Authentication backend" / "Identity Provider".Thoughts? π€
Btw, did you know that most (_all?_) Yarn.social pods are actually* already working IndieAuth Identity providers and you can auth against your own pod to anything that can use Indie Auth? π _*
auth.example.com that runs this software, lets me manage users, users can manage their credentials, information, etc. Then other software like Gitea, Authelia, or basically anything you want _could_ use it as an "Authentication backend" / "Identity Provider".Thoughts? π€
Btw, did you know that most (_all?_) Yarn.social pods are actually* already working IndieAuth Identity providers and you can auth against your own pod to anything that can use Indie Auth? π _*
> How permissive are Norwayβs immigration laws? π
Kind of wondering this myself actually π
> How permissive are Norwayβs immigration laws? π
Kind of wondering this myself actually π