You might be lucky and use a third party tool like Flameshot that doesn’t use Apples screenshot API?
You might be lucky and use a third party tool like Flameshot that doesn’t use Apples screenshot API?
I mean a repository of movies and tv shows that you can buy digitally with no DRM that has a central collection point with an interface similar to Netflix.
It would be quite an effort to have all of the movie studios agree to that but unfortunately they’re all so fucking greedy.
*{
--primary:#cc771c!important;
--primary-focus:#ffcc00!important;
--primary-hover:#ffcc00!important;
}
Users can then set their own primary colour scheme on their settings profile if they wish to change it.
My second world is where I spend most of the time in where it’s with family and friends. As much as I try to explain about the horrendous implications of certain online services they don’t blink an eye.
The third world is where I do my work. I have no choice of OS or applications and although my development and planning have a lot of FOSS choices certain constraints limit me. I show everybody of all ages better online choices however like the second world mentioned above people unfortunately rely on popular services.
We can all certainly try our hardest to change peoples point of view, one day at a time, and with time will hopefully better our online future.
So how would I go about testing it? 😅
Lessons learned.
I would then like to change the "Feeds" link in the main navigation to then show these particular feeds in their own timeline and move the existing feed sections/settings into the user settings area.
It will be a big job but it should totally be possible!
It’s just a big kick in the pants that I got sick again. This time it really bowled me over. Just getting back my energy today… 🤧
So what are these lists we speak of?
However if you look in internal/static/css/colors.css you will see a well formatted colour scheme system.
If you wish to add more I would suggest looking those words as they are referenced in some of the golang templates as well as the golang files themselves.
I too am just completely exhausted after this week. And to top off a _great_ week I somehow again caught a head cold. So my energy levels are super low. 🤧
So now I have to update 40 iPads before I can restore a master backup…
GG Apple!
I’m open for any suggestions on alternatives.
Actually thinking about it now I could capture “contextMenu”/“right” clicks and it will open the link up bypassing the link verification window?
Web 3.0 was designed by marketing teams and managers who know fuck all. 😂
Went to Alpine, but now I’m back to Fedora. I do have a soft spot for Debian but I prefer rolling releases and I refuse to use Ubuntu.
In between those linux stages I was also quite the avid PC gamer so I was usually dual booting between Linux and Windows XP. Once XP was EOL I went Linux full time.
Quite the adventure! My current laptop is still kicking butt after 6ish years of going from FreeBSD to Alpine to Fedora hahaha!
It works for me. I used to be hip and with it and use Alpine with i3.
For mobile devices I use an iPhone. For servers I have a Synology and only just recently procured a NUC so I’m going to have a crack at setting that up with something…
Plus a few more user based preferences including;
* Compact View - Reduces the spacing and has a minor UI change for all visible posts.
* Link Verification - Pops up a modal box showing you what the URL is before visiting.
* Read More - Collapse long posts and adds a read more button to expand the post if it interests you.
* Strip Link Parameters - Enabling this will remove all third party tracking queries from URLs posted. Read more about them here.
* Custom Colours - Changes the primary and/or the select/hover colours for you. Want lime green? Sure. 👌
Bon Appétit 👌*
Plus a few more user based preferences including;
* Compact View - Reduces the spacing and has a minor UI change for all visible posts.
* Link Verification - Pops up a modal box showing you what the URL is before visiting.
* Read More - Collapse long posts and adds a read more button to expand the post if it interests you.
* Strip Link Parameters - Enabling this will remove all third party tracking queries from URLs posted. Read more about them here.
* Custom Colours - Changes the primary and/or the select/hover colours for you. Want lime green? Sure. 👌
Bon Appétit 👌*
I really don’t know what to say about these…
I miss my MD player.
* I mainly use Yarn.social on a mobile device. So the trust for me to click on a URL somebody has posted is low.
* The link verification allows me to check the link before going to it. This cannot be done on a mobile device.
* There are going to be users who decide to masquerade a link as another unfortunately.
* Are people going to just blindly click approve? Of course they are. This has the same protection as “this link is malicious” but people ignore it.
* Link verification gives the pod and the poderator a bit of insurance from blame of bad links users could potentially post.
* Can poderators use this for their own personal tracking? Sure they can, but it’s saying do you trust them to turn off access logs and do you trust them to not recompile Yarn.social to have malicious purposes?
However!
The plan for this feature is to start the implementation of a user based permitted domain list.
Having link verification as a poderator option is totally doable, and will investigate this.
I will also investigate a way to completely remove the need for /linkVerify if a user, or poderator, has it turned off.
If I’m coming across as argumentative I’m sorry! Just like @prologic stated we listen to the community. We strive to come to a happy medium.
Thank you for your feedback and hopefully these features won’t be a deterrent from using Yarn.social.
However in doing so will probably get you promptly removed from the instance and/or muted by several of your followers.
I _was_ going to do some much needed plumbing but I guess that will just have to wait!
@novaburst I should see if I can find some of my previous screenshots back in the ye ol’ days. Nowadays I just stick with Fedora and GNOME. Probably going to use it until this poor 6ish year old laptop dies. Hopefully by then the M2 macbooks would have come out hahaha!
I’ll check it out when I can! 👍
Fo example sake, excuse my pseudocode! 😂
if twt > len(pod.maxtwt) then
twtPart := slice(twt, pod.maxtwt)
if len(index twtPart[1]) > 100 then
display twt as normal since it’s not worth splitting a twt for less characters.
else
split twt into ‘read more’ section
end
end
Hopefully that’s easy enough to understand where I’m going with that hahaha
Fo example sake, excuse my pseudocode! 😂
if twt > len(pod.maxtwt) then
twtPart := slice(twt, pod.maxtwt)
if len(index twtPart) > 20 then
display twt as normal since it’s not worth splitting a twt for less words.
else
split twt into ‘read more’ section
end
end
Hopefully that’s easy enough to understand where I’m going with that hahaha
Checkout this awesome OS family tree!. I’d love to have that printed on a big poster!
And of course many more to come! 🤗
If you like you can always submit your ideas to this issue on the Yarn.social repo!
There are good memories I can't remember and bad ones I wish I could forget. It's not a flaw in how we humans are built.
@david perhaps we need a option for Explicit and Implicit twts? 😅
For anybody wondering it's a 1982 Lamborghini Countach LP500 S.
LEGO Lamborghini Countach id:76908
Or another one that looks quite nice is Berty Messenger