@movq Haha 🤣

@funbreaker Welxome to Yarn.social 👋

Parabéns à @d3! :d3: :heart_cyber: :hell_yeah:

@d3 https://ciberlandia.pt/@d3/113624805745522211

(Hope this Unicode craziness doesn’t break any clients. 😅)

I learned numbers today.

$ printf '\xC2\xB9, \xC2\xBC, \xD9\xA4, \xE1\xAA\x96, \xE3\x8D\xA4, \xDB\xB0, \xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[0-9]'
¹
¼
٤
᪖
㍤
۰
❻
⑹
1

Sad that it doesn’t match on ⅵ.

Confused by:

$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-6]'
1
$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-7]'
❻
⑹
1

So ❻ and ⑹ are a 7?

Still haven’t dug up why it needs the extra ASCII 1 for anything to match. Maybe tomorrow.

Got the reminder, that my feedly subscription is about to renew. So I just created a feedbin account and imported my opml from feedly. Worked great, I have to transfer my newsletter subscription by hand, which I will use as an opportunity to cleanup a bit. But now I am wondering if there is any good way to move my read-later-list to instapaper or something else without clicking the share button on every single article.

Secret To AI Profitability Is Hiring a Lot More Doctorates

Umm no! It's figuring out how to build an auto-complete that doesn't require a nuclear power plant! Oh wait 🤔 we did that like 50 years ago already 🤦‍♂️

@bender interesting 🤔

@bender Yeah, it’s probably like bringing home a Cuckoo Clock or Lederhosen from a trip to Germany, eh? 😅 I kind of like that thing, though. 😅

Found this … fancy … souvenir we brought back from our trip to Florida in the 1990ies. 😅 https://movq.de/v/167e8d04ef/a.ff.jpg

@johanbove … all UIs I have to use at work act like that. No, they are actually worse, because they behave like this: https://hiccupfx.telnet.asia/

I only get to enjoy fast and snappy UIs in my free time when I’m doing hobby stuff. You’d expect it to be the other way around. 🙄

Imagine if all computer UIs would act like the UI from my NAS system... I feel I need to be waiting for output from the machine like it's 1973.

@aelaraji Thanks! 🙇‍♂️

Recived a non-twtxt webmention from https://gregorlove.com/2024/12/this-is-cool/

mentioning https://darch.dk/mentions-twtxt

(IP: 216.92.222.196)

The web server in Calibre is pretty cool. Love how the UI was designed and made. Feels intuitive, yet powerful. Now i do need to organise the book collection a bit better.

Mention from https://aelaraji.com/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-09T20:58:59

Correction: The webfinger thing doesn't point out where the webmention endoint is. and I should add in a # webmention = https://... to my twtxt file. My bad!

@prologic sure! I don't know if this is what you need but, let me give it a try.

• I have Timeline installed, which has an endpoint to process #webmentions. Mine for example is https://aelaraji.com/timeline/webmention which you can find by querying https://aelaraji.com/.well-known/webfinger.
• If you mention someone from #Timeline itself, it takes care of querying that and sending in the mention for you.
• Otherwise (what I personally do) you could just:

  curl -i -d 'source=https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt#:~:text=2024-12-09T01:22:37Z' -d 'target=https://aelaraji.com/twtxt.txt' https://aelaraji.com/timeline/webmention

  basically what @sorenpeter mentioned in his article Here.

Afterwards, the mentions are stored in their own mentions.txt feed. The one from the example above looks like this on my Timeline :

Feel free to spam my endpoint if you'd like to give things a try. 👍

[P.S: personally, I don't seem to get the mentions if I add the Text fragment part to my target]

Thank you @bender and @movq!

I partially fixed the code block rendering. With some terrible hacks, though. :-( I see that empty lines in code block still need some more work. There are also some other cases around line continuation where the result looks ugly. I have to refactor some parts to make this go more smoothly and do this properly. No way around that.

Turns out, my current message text parser does not even parse plain links. That's next on the agenda.

Oh, I also noticed that this thing crashes when there is not enough space to actually draw stuff. No shortage of work. Anyway, time is up, good night. :-)

@lyse Nice! I’m glad to see this project is coming along. 😊

@lyse ooooohhhh, colours! 💖

Finally, the message rendering in my tt Go rewrite produces some colors. There is definitely a lot more tweaking necessary. But this is a first step in the right direction.

https://www.cipherbliss.com/2024/suivi-de-r%C3%A9daction-de-livre-orgmode/ Suivi de rédaction de livre #orgmode #pandoc

@lyse that's the driveway ramp for the house next door. :-)

My neighbour is always either coming in or going out

@bender July, 2019

MaradoWeekly #WeeklyRecord Week 50 #039;s "tripping back into the broken days", cover and inner where the lyrics for "gray december desert day" can be seen" />

@bender There's a lot of unused space left on the house!

@bender Fareek that's nice!!! 😱

@aelaraji Can you walk me through your testing process here and share example links etc? 🙏

@bender I wonder where that dude who was hosting his twtxt feed in a google drive go? 😆 that was hilarious!!

Mention from https://aelaraji.com/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-09T00:29:24

@sorenpeter Noice!! just gave a try... and it's looking way better! -not that the old format was bad, it's just that this one is looking more readable- #039; format is looking good!" />

@johan and a running web server (or Gemini, Gopher, though those might not work for everyone).

I don’t think a domain name is needed, but a public IP address.

Someone in the neighbourhood is ready!

https://gto76.github.io/python-cheatsheet/ comprehensive #python HowTo

Did I write here already that the reason why I love Twtxt so much is that it works without having to compile, install anything extra. Just the bin applications that come with 95% of all operating systems and you're good to read and participate, giving you have a domain name somewhere to host the twtxt.txt file.

We had a great weekend overall. N. loves ice-skating and we had a nice time with friends today playing a round of bowling and visiting the Dussy christmas market.

Organised my decades old ebook collection and cleaned up all the duplicates. The Czkawka application helped a lot with getting that done. Also - finally - using Calibre as our home digital library.

@aelaraji https://github.com/sorenpeter/timeline/commit/555baefcd0e75e6a281472994e8eb7ae9b5d2a1c

@sorenpeter What are we testing?

Mention from https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-08T20:17:27Z

@sorenpeter test 5.2

Mention from https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-08T20:13:13Z

@sorenpeter test 5.1

Mention from https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-08T20:01:08Z

@sorenpeter test 4.9

First Advent of Code visualization this year:

https://movq.de/v/e14086cc1c/MVI_8057.MOV.mp4

It’s for day 8. Don’t look if you don’t want to get spoiled. If you don’t know the puzzle, you’ll hardly understand what this is doing – but it’s fancy and colorful and fun to look at, right? 😅

This is Java 1 (AWT) running on a Pentium 133 on OS/2 Warp 4.

Mention from https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt in 2024-12-08T19:52:16Z

@sorenpeter test 4.8

You were mentioned by https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt 2024-12-08T19:47:37Z

@sorenpeter test 4.7

You were mentioned by darch.dk/twtxt.txt 2024-12-08T19:46:53Z

@sorenpeter test 4.6

You were mentioned by Array 2024-12-08T19:46:26Z

@sorenpeter test 4.5

You were mentioned 2024-12-08T19:36:07Z in https://darch.dk/twtxt.txt

@sorenpeter test 4.4