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(#5nagu7q) What you did will be perfect for a one to one conversation.
But if I want to tell to everybody that I follow something encrypted. It won’t be possible.
(#5nagu7q) Thanks, Yes of course, I was just doing a global overview. Of the basis, to be able to build on it.
And I was not aware of that RFC. Will be reading it.
(#5nagu7q) But the real issue is that if you use an app it’s easy to store the private asymmetrical key and use it “locally” but through web …. Maybe somehow the site can load/ask it locally and store it in the browser cache and then use it in JavaScript to decrypt
(#22dnnkq) @prologic@twtxt.net Harder to refactor on an existing project. So I will refactor here, with the goal you assigned to me, (copying a lot of code of original yarnc), once it will be over, we can try to merge on your yarnc or keep it separate, it will be up to you.
(#7wdfdva) @off_grid_living@twtxt.net I saw that in France with the family protest “Manif pour tous”, and more recently in Canada with the Trucker convoy. Basically you are free to express yourself as long as you go along the president willing.
@off_grid_living@twtxt.net I thin the “tree” is a tsadi in hebrew. A rabbi once told me that the Bereshit was hard to translate because it was very cryptic.
(#pwprzqq) I see that you Nuke everything on February 16th, since then I don’t see any reference to quickstart on the code.
Are you rebuilding everything and the go install duriny.envs.sh/twtr@latest comes from a version before the Nuke ?
@~duriny@envs.net looking at your code here : duriny.envs.sh/twtr
I am not familiar with cobra, but I don’t see where you call the quickstart function ?
(#tuizh4q) Sorry I’m late, on the discussion, but as I see it. A big redis cluster will solve that issue (Twitter uses it) and a bit of js for the pagination client side. BUT the ability to be able to edit a post (impossible in twitter) makes it hard to have a big redis cluster.
The hardest part will mainly be for the client command line app.
(#hcrpjwa) Oh oki, I got it I think, you are not connected to twtxt.net, you are connected in .uk, but the web interface extract the data of your twtxt to create a user information page on the fly.
@search_social@twt.nfld.uk How can you connect to here and at the same time in twt.nfld.uk. I tried to connect to the interface and it gave me an error.
(#i3po3ra) @prologic@twtxt.net Thanks, will be reading it. I need to check a bit more about how yarnd works, and how the architecture is design and so on.
(#4shjsfa) After have fixed the missing requirement to make it work, it’s a great app, i ’d like at some point that yarnc be able to handle also simple files.
Sorry @prologic@twtxt.net to disturb you, but using types.MakeTwt(mainTwter, time.Now(), "Hello") for some unit tests, I found that panic("twt manager not configured"), I searched in the code without seeing where you use SetManager ??