How am I suppose to know whether stuff like this (_sound serious_) is for realz or not? π
How am I suppose to know whether stuff like this (_sound serious_) is for realz or not? π
Hmmm π§
Hmmm π§
> That said, coming from platforms like X and Masto, where switching languages is easy, I naturally read content and write into my timeline in at least three languages. Changing my "account" is not a simple as switching languages, and in those platforms have another meaning ("I'm a different person"). Supporting that would be beneficial for some, though Iβm not sure how many would use it.
I _think_ this is more of a client concern in my opinion. Like @lyse said earlier though, sometimes he and @movq "Twt" in German. I don't (_nor anyone else I'm aware of_) have a problem with this. It seems to be that a "client" _could_ detect this and deal with this appropriately or give a user appropriately controls.
For me (_personally I've never found it a problem. I use extensions like "Simple Translate" anyway, so it doesn't matter a great deal to me._
> That said, coming from platforms like X and Masto, where switching languages is easy, I naturally read content and write into my timeline in at least three languages. Changing my "account" is not a simple as switching languages, and in those platforms have another meaning ("I'm a different person"). Supporting that would be beneficial for some, though Iβm not sure how many would use it.
I _think_ this is more of a client concern in my opinion. Like @lyse said earlier though, sometimes he and @movq "Twt" in German. I don't (_nor anyone else I'm aware of_) have a problem with this. It seems to be that a "client" _could_ detect this and deal with this appropriately or give a user appropriately controls.
For me (_personally I've never found it a problem. I use extensions like "Simple Translate" anyway, so it doesn't matter a great deal to me._
> Sure! From my research, Gemini (and likely Gopher as well) donβt have a similar header, so if a client is using those protocols, they wonβt be able to inform your server.
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> So, itβs worth considering, would twtxt 2.0 only support HTTP/S?
I'm not sure how to standardize "Discovery" across different protocols for serving feeds, HTTP, Gopher, Gemini, etc. beyond what you initially suggested. But here's the thing, the
User-Agent HTTP Header isn't the only aspect to "discovery". Discovery in practise is more of an organic property of -mentions across feeds in the first place, something that crawlers take advantage of.
> Sure! From my research, Gemini (and likely Gopher as well) donβt have a similar header, so if a client is using those protocols, they wonβt be able to inform your server.
>
> So, itβs worth considering, would twtxt 2.0 only support HTTP/S?
I'm not sure how to standardize "Discovery" across different protocols for serving feeds, HTTP, Gopher, Gemini, etc. beyond what you initially suggested. But here's the thing, the
User-Agent HTTP Header isn't the only aspect to "discovery". Discovery in practise is more of an organic property of -mentions across feeds in the first place, something that crawlers take advantage of.
$ ./tools/inactive_users.sh 730
@thgie last seen 732 days ago
@will last seen 740 days ago
@shaneflores last seen 752 days ago
@magnus last seen 757 days ago
@nickmellor last seen 757 days ago
@birb last seen 763 days ago
@screem last seen 772 days ago
@servusdei last seen 774 days ago
@alex last seen 790 days ago
@andreottica last seen 801 days ago
@fox last seen 822 days ago
@anx last seen 829 days ago
@olav last seen 855 days ago
@caesar last seen 866 days ago
@jim last seen 869 days ago
@rell last seen 882 days ago
@readfog last seen 886 days ago
If anyone on this lists sees this post and wishes to preserve their feed/account for some reason (_beyonds backups I maintain_), please login at least once over the next coming weeks to get off this list. I will re-run this tool again, and then nuke blindly anything that matches >730 days of inactivity.
$ ./tools/inactive_users.sh 730
@thgie last seen 732 days ago
@will last seen 740 days ago
@shaneflores last seen 752 days ago
@magnus last seen 757 days ago
@nickmellor last seen 757 days ago
@birb last seen 763 days ago
@screem last seen 772 days ago
@servusdei last seen 774 days ago
@alex last seen 790 days ago
@andreottica last seen 801 days ago
@fox last seen 822 days ago
@anx last seen 829 days ago
@olav last seen 855 days ago
@caesar last seen 866 days ago
@jim last seen 869 days ago
@rell last seen 882 days ago
@readfog last seen 886 days ago
If anyone on this lists sees this post and wishes to preserve their feed/account for some reason (_beyonds backups I maintain_), please login at least once over the next coming weeks to get off this list. I will re-run this tool again, and then nuke blindly anything that matches >730 days of inactivity.
What dafuq is wrong with this world?! π
What dafuq is wrong with this world?! π
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