(#bxxbuya) @prologic@twtxt.net this is where my interests lie. small and tight-knit communities that are decoupled from centralised systems. i’ve always thought that every human should have their own corner of the internet. or perhaps i’ve watched too much johnny mnemonic. i read the history of yarn and it aligns.

i may or may not have at one time worked at one of these big giants

(#aqsrxaa) @prologic@twtxt.net if this is something you’d be open to a pull-request on, i can likely make it work. i’ve torified some complex things before. will give this a shot!

(#bxxbuya) @david@netbros.com great, will make it a point to visit!

(#bxxbuya) @david@netbros.com well said. i’ll set one up that’s open to registration but will use it as my primary pod. time to get busy this evening!

(#djb7lbq) @adi@twtxt.net stacks of various thinkcentres, laptops, proxmox machines.

(#djb7lbq) @adi@twtxt.net this is great. i’m considering putting infrastructure on my own metal at my space.

(#djb7lbq) @adi@twtxt.net thanks! do you also run envs? i saw their tilde and ecosystem which inspired me to start building my own. so great to see some legacy patterns coming back into play

i really love the idea of yarn.social. this is encouraging me to start my own pod. perhaps some of my connections might join. it’s a clever way of doing things compared to say fediverse or ssb

(#djb7lbq) @adi@twtxt.net what i like about it so far is that it’s just generating html without any esoteric bells and whistles. now if i could take a course in css and html. i’m an old backend engineer who cannot draw stick figures :)

(#djb7lbq) @adi@twtxt.net just found your site generator. this is much nicer than relying on a bigger ecosystem such as hugo or jekyll

@prologic@twtxt.net just stumbled on this project and it’s really great. i’m curious to know if you’ve successfully put this behind a tor gateway as an alternative means of connectivity. also interested in the flutter app for android.