(#afkchxq) @prologic@twtxt.net This is actually the first time I’ve seen documentation on extensions. It’s just that I’ve seen metadata from various people in the ribbons that can probably be used in some way. For example, because of this, my console client checks to see if the user you’re subscribed to is subscribed to you.
(#2gzobda) @prologic@twtxt.net No, unfortunately, he doesn’t yet. I answer messages manually. I think so far, what can be done with the responses and how to better design it in the console.
@prologic@twtxt.net welcome me into the family! The CLI for twtxt didn’t work for me, so I wrote my own
Мне очень не нравится размер макета. Пока это 21.4kB. Но я и не возился со всякими сборками. Так, добавил пару тестов и причесал линтинг
KyokoNet server status:
(#l3blnaa) Good stuff
Мои посты выглядят как сраный чейнджлог. Программизм до мозга костей!
Добавил CodeCoverage и написал чуть чуть тестов, не то чтобы это было нужно в полутора файлах, но да!
(#vf52kia) @prologic@twtxt.net I actually don’t use twitter but every forum nowadays is 60% links to twitter so 🤷
(#vf52kia) @prologic@twtxt.net I really mean give up reading twitter, blogs, and forums all day at work and getting annoyed at people’s non stop arguments with no benefit to myself 😆
I need to give up the internet but what to replace it with? 🤔
Добавил возможность проверять подписаны ли на тебя люди, если их файл соответствует формату
Добавил проверку на новую версию, теперь будет предупреждать что нужно обновиться
Запаблишил софтину в npm, теперь можно пользоваться
(#pvgxmca) thanks guys these are some good ideas 😊
Welcome, twtxt enjoyers как говорится!
Добавил метатегов, чтобы по файлику можно было парсить всякую чепуху
Прикол, командлайн тулза считает вопросительный знак каким-то особым символом, надо будет это поковырять
Мне интересно, у этой штуки вообще есть русскоязычное коммьюнити или нет
Чувствую себя героем фильма Социальная сеть, который пилит программу и щитпостит в блог
А к чёрту, сделал функционал фолловинга. Позже это всё дело опубликую и запаблишу в npm. Надо ещё код причесать.
Ну и ещё запилил хук после того как запостишь, чтобы не нужно было делать коммит и пуш для деплоя статики на сайт.
Ладно, допилю уже утром. Сейчас уже почти четыре часа утра. Сделал функционал по постингу пока только.
(#pvgxmca) Maybe I should just make a new branch for each line of code? 🤔
Это первое тестовое сообщение с моего собственного клиента twtxt!
How do people who write a lot of code keep track of stuff they plan to write but haven’t? Just curious. I usually write #TODO and then whatever. Often a placeholder function or something. Seems messy tho
Я попробовал пару клиентов twtxt. Ни один не заработал. Придётся писать свой собственный!
Хочется на самом деле запилить какой-нибудь супер ламповый маленький проект, пописать какой-то код и в нём же захлебнуться.
Я считаю, что этот формат микроблогов - вершина гиковства. Технически простой, доступный, с минимальными затратами времени. Фантастика!
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🕟 Hi, the current time is about a quarter till eleven in the morning 🌄.
What games do you all play these days?
(#xbfehqq) @abucci@anthony.buc.ci always nice with a easy fix!
Good morning to you all, new day is here. Nice with weekend. Today I want to code a bit, and then do some flightsim tonight.
New day at the office, been a nice first week after vacation so far, but weekend is always appreciated!
Not sure what we’re going to do yet - but I’m sure going to enjoy the days off work :)
(#mldsula) Only time something like that has happened on my end is if browser got updated while its running (trough package manager). But I only run firefox..
(#voakm4q) @movq@www.uninformativ.de I usually get up at 05:30, no matter how late I fall a asleep, get in early, get home early 😀
Tomorrow I go back to the office after 4 weeks off, going to be rough to get up in the morning :p
(#a4xsfbq) @mckinley@twtxt.net imagine dealing with openbsd and nvidia
(#krcubia) @prologic@twtxt.net Oh yes, this isn’t my student and he has a video on this page about how it works. So simple but amazing.
Recursive Drawing is really fun to play with. You can make spirally-looking things like
and
(which is a minor variation that looks more feathery). Or you can make more organic looking shapes like
or
This tool was a student’s degree project and doesn’t have all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a mature drawing program, but the one thing it does well, the recursive drawing, is super cool.
(#r6icgfq) @prologic@twtxt.net I saw a release announcement for gum, which looks like a great way to add interactivity to shell scripts.
Much as I’d love to help, I have my hands full right now! Job+kids takes up 200% of my time! I’ve been meaning to play with salty chat just to see how it looks but so far I haven’t even had time to do that!
(#r6icgfq) it’s nice that you can self host the charm cloud part of it. Even though they say they end-to-end encrypt anything sent to or stored on their servers, and even though I mostly believe that, there’s no way to verify. Reading the source code is not verification because there are no guarantees that what’s running on their servers matches what’s in the source code. So, it’s safest to self host, and I’m glad they provide that option.
This whole set of libraries looks incredibly neat.
Firefox Focus is meant to be one of the more privacy friendly browsers on Android, yet after install it has Google set as the default web browser and it collects telemetry. So you still need to hunt through the settlings to find and turn off these things if they concern you (which they should imo)
(#asw7hqa) @prologic@twtxt.net lol, well I was venting so I had to be creative
Android always has seventeen different apps for any particular thing you want to do, where five are so full of ads they’re unusable, three are hobby projects, two are paid and cost more than you’re willing to spend on a phone app, three haven’t been maintained in over two years, and four might possibly work for you. But you can’t know any of that till you install all seventeen and try them.