yarnd 0.15.1@115c1cd still has this dupe bug? 🐞
yarnd 0.15.1@115c1cd still has this dupe bug? 🐞
xuutxt.sour.is to answer your question, the Mentions view and the Mentions filter work a bit differently. The former looks at the pod's entire cache for mentions of you, whilst the later only filters the current view
If that makes sense -- It does beg the question of whether the "Mentions" view is needed at all, as its equivalent to
/discover?f=mentionsme I think
xuutxt.sour.is to answer your question, the Mentions view and the Mentions filter work a bit differently. The former looks at the pod's entire cache for mentions of you, whilst the later only filters the current view
If that makes sense -- It does beg the question of whether the "Mentions" view is needed at all, as its equivalent to
/discover?f=mentionsme I think
Sorry you'll have to forgive me, what's different? 🧐
Sorry you'll have to forgive me, what's different? 🧐
I haven't found a good way to do the right style of "indicator" yet 😢
Help wanted! 🙏 I also broke two other features that require client-side JavaScript 🤦♂️
I haven't found a good way to do the right style of "indicator" yet 😢
Help wanted! 🙏 I also broke two other features that require client-side JavaScript 🤦♂️
Couple of days ago I made a small patch to yarnd (_this pod effectively runs main_) that filtered out "inactive users", hard-coded to be LastSeenAt > 90 days and not bother fetching feeds for anything they follow. This has had a dramatic impact on the resources used by this pod (twtxt.net) -- See screenshtos.Has anyone noticed anything? that is y'all that actually do use this pod 😅
yarnd (_this pod effectively runs main_) that filtered out "inactive users", hard-coded to be LastSeenAt > 90 days and not bother fetching feeds for anything they follow. This has had a dramatic impact on the resources used by this pod (twtxt.net) -- See screenshtos.Has anyone noticed anything? that is y'all that actually do use this pod 😅
yarnd (_this pod effectively runs main_) that filtered out "inactive users", hard-coded to be LastSeenAt > 90 days and not bother fetching feeds for anything they follow. This has had a dramatic impact on the resources used by this pod (twtxt.net) -- See screenshtos.Has anyone noticed anything? that is y'all that actually do use this pod 😅
yarnd 👌
yarnd 👌
podMenu wasn't used or podLogo clearly not 🤣
podMenu wasn't used or podLogo clearly not 🤣
uri 😅 That google drive feed was some URI!
$ bat POST "https://pod.domain.tld/api/v1/cache/delete?uri=$(pbpaste | urlenc enc)" "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
uri 😅 That google drive feed was some URI!
$ bat POST "https://pod.domain.tld/api/v1/cache/delete?uri=$(pbpaste | urlenc enc)" "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
uri 😅 That google drive feed was some URI!
$ bat POST "https://twtxt.net/api/v1/cache/delete?uri=$(pbpaste | urlenc enc)" "Token:$YARND_TOKEN"
> There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time.
Curious if you can name and describe an example or two? I'm struggling myself to think of one, but I'm sure there are examples and we're just being unreasonably harsh 😅
> There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time.
Curious if you can name and describe an example or two? I'm struggling myself to think of one, but I'm sure there are examples and we're just being unreasonably harsh 😅