# I am the Watcher. I am your guide through this vast new twtiverse.
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# 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.
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# 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 60813
# self = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt&offset=52380
# next = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt&offset=52480
# prev = https://watcher.sour.is?uri=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt&offset=52280
@slashdot Didn't we see this story already? π€
@xuu Yeah innovation is kind of dead when you have to compete with the big tech Gia at π€―π’ Even when you're trying not to compete with them (FANG) π€¦ββοΈ
@xuu Yeah innovation is kind of dead when you have to compete with the big tech Gia at π€―π’ Even when you're trying not to compete with them (FANG) π€¦ββοΈ
@xuu Yeah innovation is kind of dead when you have to compete with the big tech Gia at π€―π’ Even when you're trying not to compete with them (FANG) π€¦ββοΈ
I worry about spam for you π€
I worry about spam for you π€
I worry about spam for you π€
@eapl.me What does that "reply via Email" button do? π€
@eapl.me What does that "reply via Email" button do? π€
@eapl.me What does that "reply via Email" button do? π€
@xuu I see I see π€ So who came up with the idea first then? π€ It doesn't sound particularly novel nor unique π
@xuu I see I see π€ So who came up with the idea first then? π€ It doesn't sound particularly novel nor unique π
@xuu I see I see π€ So who came up with the idea first then? π€ It doesn't sound particularly novel nor unique π
@xuu And what fucking useless ass project would that happen to be?! π€ I must have missed that.
@xuu And what fucking useless ass project would that happen to be?! π€ I must have missed that.
@xuu And what fucking useless ass project would that happen to be?! π€ I must have missed that.
@xuu What what fucking useless ass project would that happen to be?! π€ I must have missed that.
@lyse I meant castle π€¦ββοΈ
@lyse I meant castle π€¦ββοΈ
@lyse I meant castle π€¦ββοΈ
@darch I'll have a look later this week if you can remind me π
@darch I'll have a look later this week if you can remind me π
@darch I'll have a look later this week if you can remind me π
wtf is going on with Microsoft and OpenAI of late?! LIke Microsoft bought into OpenAI for some shocking $10bn USD, then Sam Altman gor fired, now he's been hired by Microsoft to run up a new "AI" division. wtf/! seriously?! π€ #Microsoft #OpenAI #Scandal
wtf is going on with Microsoft and OpenAI of late?! LIke Microsoft bought into OpenAI for some shocking $10bn USD, then Sam Altman gor fired, now he's been hired by Microsoft to run up a new "AI" division. wtf/! seriously?! π€ #Microsoft #OpenAI #Scandal
wtf is going on with Microsoft and OpenAI of late?! LIke Microsoft bought into OpenAI for some shocking $10bn USD, then Sam Altman gor fired, now he's been hired by Microsoft to run up a new "AI" division. wtf/! seriously?! π€ #Microsoft #OpenAI #Scandal
For non-yarnd users, it _could_ potentially be interesting to have a "Webmention" -> "Email" forwarding service, such that you hide your Email address behind this service, but have all of the advantages of getting notified if someone happened to mention your web page or twtxt feed or specific twt.
For non-yarnd users, it _could_ potentially be interesting to have a "Webmention" -> "Email" forwarding service, such that you hide your Email address behind this service, but have all of the advantages of getting notified if someone happened to mention your web page or twtxt feed or specific twt.
For non-yarnd users, it _could_ potentially be interesting to have a "Webmention" -> "Email" forwarding service, such that you hide your Email address behind this service, but have all of the advantages of getting notified if someone happened to mention your web page or twtxt feed or specific twt.
@darch @lyse WebMentions basically lets effectively "comment" on someone else's web page (_which technically could also be a Twtxt feed_) whilst combatting any SPAM problems and NOT exposing your Email address at all. It's a lot harder to SPAM someone with Webmention(s) really because the way it works require you to essentially SPAM yourself, as it required verification of the "source" mention before the target (recipient) accepts it in the first place.
yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- What it does not (yet) support is automatically creating "ghost users" for the source user of a webmention.
@darch @lyse WebMentions basically lets effectively "comment" on someone else's web page (_which technically could also be a Twtxt feed_) whilst combatting any SPAM problems and NOT exposing your Email address at all. It's a lot harder to SPAM someone with Webmention(s) really because the way it works require you to essentially SPAM yourself, as it required verification of the "source" mention before the target (recipient) accepts it in the first place.
yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- What it does not (yet) support is automatically creating "ghost users" for the source user of a webmention.
@darch @lyse WebMentions basically lets effectively "comment" on someone else's web page (_which technically could also be a Twtxt feed_) whilst combatting any SPAM problems and NOT exposing your Email address at all. It's a lot harder to SPAM someone with Webmention(s) really because the way it works require you to essentially SPAM yourself, as it required verification of the "source" mention before the target (recipient) accepts it in the first place.
yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- What it does not (yet) support is automatically creating "ghost users" for the source user of a webmention.
@xuu Hope you recover soon ππ€
@xuu Hope you recover soon ππ€
@xuu Hope you recover soon ππ€
@xuu Yeah that sounds like hell
@xuu Yeah that sounds like hell
@xuu Yeah that sounds like hell
Does he have a name? π€π
Does he have a name? π€π
Does he have a name? π€π
@lyse What's the story behind those cattle looking buildings? π€
@lyse What's the story behind those cattle looking buildings? π€
@lyse What's the story behind those cattle looking buildings? π€
SPAM would be my biggest concern here π
SPAM would be my biggest concern here π
SPAM would be my biggest concern here π
@movq I'll never be doing that again π€£ And it's not just because of COVID π
@movq I'll never be doing that again π€£ And it's not just because of COVID π
@movq I'll never be doing that again π€£ And it's not just because of COVID π
@movq it is but standing in a queue for hours with other humans in close proximity to each other that zigzags in and out is not a great place to stay away from a small amount of virii in the airπ€¦ββοΈ
@movq it is but standing in a queue for hours with other humans in close proximity to each other that zigzags in and out is not a great place to stay away from a small amount of virii in the airπ€¦ββοΈ
@movq it is but standing in a queue for hours with other humans in close proximity to each other that zigzags in and out is not a great place to stay away from a small amount of virii in the airπ€¦ββοΈ
@movq They exist for Javaβ’ too, but if you're used to it, I can understand that π
I _can_ read Javaβ’ but I certainly don't enjoy it for the same reasons as above π€£
@movq They exist for Javaβ’ too, but if you're used to it, I can understand that π
I _can_ read Javaβ’ but I certainly don't enjoy it for the same reasons as above π€£
@movq They exist for Javaβ’ too, but if you're used to it, I can understand that π
I _can_ read Javaβ’ but I certainly don't enjoy it for the same reasons as above π€£
The problem though is that despite the fact yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- It is hardly ever used. I have stats/numbers on its use and it's basically near zero. WebSub (_between pods_) is far more used.
The problem though is that despite the fact yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- It is hardly ever used. I have stats/numbers on its use and it's basically near zero. WebSub (_between pods_) is far more used.
The problem though is that despite the fact yarnd fully support WebMention(s) -- It is hardly ever used. I have stats/numbers on its use and it's basically near zero. WebSub (_between pods_) is far more used.
@eapl.me It is already possible to indicate your "WebMention Endpoint" via your text/plain twtxt.txx feed file. All you have to do is emit a Link: HTTP header as part of the response. Any standard web server can do this easily, or yarnd does it natively.
@eapl.me It is already possible to indicate your "WebMention Endpoint" via your text/plain twtxt.txx feed file. All you have to do is emit a Link: HTTP header as part of the response. Any standard web server can do this easily, or yarnd does it natively.
@eapl.me It is already possible to indicate your "WebMention Endpoint" via your text/plain twtxt.txx feed file. All you have to do is emit a Link: HTTP header as part of the response. Any standard web server can do this easily, or yarnd does it natively.
@movq I don't like languages like Ruby, Java, C# or other similar languages for several reasons:
- The number of things you have to know and hold in your head (_conceptual things about the language, types, patterns, esoteric shitβ’, etc_) is too high.
- These types of languages make it very difficult to "read" and "understand" the code well. Remember Rob Pike's infamous quote "languages are more often read than written".
- These types of languages (_due to the way they chose to implement/design their module/import systems_) make it near impossible to know what's being used where.
@movq I don't like languages like Ruby, Java, C# or other similar languages for several reasons:
- The number of things you have to know and hold in your head (_conceptual things about the language, types, patterns, esoteric shitβ’, etc_) is too high.
- These types of languages make it very difficult to "read" and "understand" the code well. Remember Rob Pike's infamous quote "languages are more often read than written".
- These types of languages (_due to the way they chose to implement/design their module/import systems_) make it near impossible to know what's being used where.
@movq I don't like languages like Ruby, Java, C# or other similar languages for several reasons:
- The number of things you have to know and hold in your head (_conceptual things about the language, types, patterns, esoteric shitβ’, etc_) is too high.
- These types of languages make it very difficult to "read" and "understand" the code well. Remember Rob Pike's infamous quote "languages are more often read than written".
- These types of languages (_due to the way they chose to implement/design their module/import systems_) make it near impossible to know what's being used where.
@movq Pretty sure you are so far π€ Although @off_grid_living very likely has avoided catching this blasted virus (COVID) -- I'm not planning on catching it a 2nd time, the only reason we caught it at all was because we got a little "lax", gave in to our children's desires to go to a theme park, stood in a queue of other humans and boom! π£
@movq Pretty sure you are so far π€ Although @off_grid_living very likely has avoided catching this blasted virus (COVID) -- I'm not planning on catching it a 2nd time, the only reason we caught it at all was because we got a little "lax", gave in to our children's desires to go to a theme park, stood in a queue of other humans and boom! π£
@movq Pretty sure you are so far π€ Although @off_grid_living very likely has avoided catching this blasted virus (COVID) -- I'm not planning on catching it a 2nd time, the only reason we caught it at all was because we got a little "lax", gave in to our children's desires to go to a theme park, stood in a queue of other humans and boom! π£
@movq Ruby?! π€― Get out π€£
@movq Ruby?! π€― Get out π€£
@movq Ruby?! π€― Get out π€£
The only other way to do this is WebMention which is supported in yarnd -- But @lyse is spot on here too π
The only other way to do this is WebMention which is supported in yarnd -- But @lyse is spot on here too π
The only other way to do this is WebMention which is supported in yarnd -- But @lyse is spot on here too π
@stigatle Good luck! π Hope it doesn't snow too much on you and Nanook π
@stigatle Good luck! π Hope it doesn't snow too much on you and Nanook π