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amadaluzia writes "worst post about licencing ever", forced to use the plan 9 license.
Anyways, I wrote a piece on my plans to public domain my source code to reduce stress. Check it if you want.
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amadaluzia writes "worst post about licencing ever", forced to use the plan 9 license.
Anyways, I wrote a piece on my plans to public domain my source code to reduce stress. Check it if you want.
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Continuing from the last post, I also feel the same (ish) way about literally anything. I've even applied this to Gemini as I just can't bear writing excess boilerplate. From this issue, I have created Gemini Template Machine. It is incredibly basic so far but it can build a Gemini template using Jinja2 with no other notable features at the moment. Feel free to raise issues about whatever you would want in it however!
https://codeberg.org/amadaluzia/gtm
I'd love to hear your feedback!
#tech #programming #gemini_protocol #gemini #python #web #webdev
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Continuing from the last post, I also feel the same (ish) way about literally anything. I've even applied this to Gemini as I just can't bear writing excess boilerplate. From this issue, I have created Gemini Template Machine. It is incredibly basic so far but it can build a Gemini template using Jinja2 with no other notable features at the moment. Feel free to raise issues about whatever you would want in it however!
https://codeberg.org/amadaluzia/gtm
I'd love to hear your feedback!
#tech #programming #gemini_protocol #gemini #python #web #webdev
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As someone who writes a lot, I find it annoying when I have to get my descriptions down under a character limit. For example: Hachyderm uses a character limit of 500 characters for biographies. Granted, I shouldn't be writing an entire post in my biography, but I kind of need it to get the points I want across properly. As an example, and as much as it frustrates me to say this: I have an account on Twitter in case someone wants to contact me on there. I've looked into multiple means to get my points across in multiple ways just to have something under 160 characters, and it becomes really easy to make it unreadable for people with reading deficiencies.
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As someone who writes a lot, I find it annoying when I have to get my descriptions down under a character limit. For example: Hachyderm uses a character limit of 500 characters for biographies. Granted, I shouldn't be writing an entire post in my biography, but I kind of need it to get the points I want across properly. As an example, and as much as it frustrates me to say this: I have an account on Twitter in case someone wants to contact me on there. I've looked into multiple means to get my points across in multiple ways just to have something under 160 characters, and it becomes really easy to make it unreadable for people with reading deficiencies.
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While I'm here, I might as well share a project that me and a friend have been working on for a little bit.
https://codeberg.org/dani-institute/glerc
glerc is a werc-inspired SSG made out of frustration of everything. It's written entirely in Go and doesn't do much other than build Markdown files given an HTML template, with multiple elements you would find on https://cat-v.org, https://9front.org and other werc-made sites. We did not find an SSG we liked as well as this, though that could be creators bias.
I aim to add documentation for it at some point. Currently, it is heavily undocumented, and I would like to solve that at some point.
Feel free to boost and comment on this! :3
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For anyone in the FRB, nerdcore, or indie music scene, a major creator in the space, Eddiefrb, had their entire YouTube channel demonetised. Furthermore, 6000 CAD is being witheld from him. This was all because he was reuploading his own content as snippets for YouTube Shorts which automated systems deemed to be inauthentic content.
His only occupation, at the moment, is his music. As such, a move like this by YouTube will SERIOUSLY impact his life. If you want to support him, go to his patreon: https://eddiefrb.carrd.co. If you can't afford it, just boost this.
I don't make these posts a lot. However, this injustice significantly impacts a community I coexist in. This is my only means of support and I aim to fully use it.
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For anyone in the FRB, nerdcore, or indie music scene, a major creator in the space, Eddiefrb, had their entire YouTube channel demonetised. Furthermore, 6000 CAD is being witheld from him. This was all because he was reuploading his own content as snippets for YouTube Shorts which automated systems deemed to be inauthentic content.
His only occupation, at the moment, is his music. As such, a move like this by YouTube will SERIOUSLY impact his life. If you want to support him, go to his patreon: https://eddiefrb.carrd.co. If you can't afford it, just boost this.
I don't make these posts a lot. However, this injustice significantly impacts a community I coexist in. This is my only means of support and I aim to fully use it.
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I've recently gotten hooked to the Gemini protocol. This obsession came about after I learned about the Tildeverse over XMPP, registered for tilde.pink, and started playing with the public_gemini directory. If you can write basic Markdown, you can write Gemtext with minimal differences. It is really easy to create a capsule (webpage) from nothing. As such, I loved it except for one small nitpick.
I am really used to using scripts for fun behaviour. For example, on my own webpage, I usually greet newcomers using their time of day instead of simple greetings like "good to see you" or "hello". I don't have a clue why I prefer this other than "it's funny". However, Gemini doesn't provide any means of scripting in their spec. As such, you cannot script Gemini capsules on most Gemini servers, including gmid which is used by tilde.pink.
I was thinking of solutions for this, and I concluded that I should probably look into templating and scheduled builds for this task. My reasoning for this is that it provides the illusion of scripted behaviour while remaining statically built for the small web. This could also be used in many Gemini servers as it creates Gemtext files from templates. This would make Gemini scriptable while retaining it's purpose.
I'm planning to design this in Ruby, mostly as an influence from Jekyll. If anyone wants to talk about it more with me, please let me know, as I am open to ideas. I also plan to write a post about the Tildeverse when I'm well rested. More specifically, about my thoughts regarding the community.
#tildeverse #tilde #geminiprotocol #web #programming #ruby #jekyll #tech #technology #opensource #SmallWeb
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I've recently gotten hooked to the Gemini protocol. This obsession came about after I learned about the Tildeverse over XMPP, registered for tilde.pink, and started playing with the public_gemini directory. If you can write basic Markdown, you can write Gemtext with minimal differences. It is really easy to create a capsule (webpage) from nothing. As such, I loved it except for one small nitpick.
I am really used to using scripts for fun behaviour. For example, on my own webpage, I usually greet newcomers using their time of day instead of simple greetings like "good to see you" or "hello". I don't have a clue why I prefer this other than "it's funny". However, Gemini doesn't provide any means of scripting in their spec. As such, you cannot script Gemini capsules on most Gemini servers, including gmid which is used by tilde.pink.
I was thinking of solutions for this, and I concluded that I should probably look into templating and scheduled builds for this task. My reasoning for this is that it provides the illusion of scripted behaviour while remaining statically built for the small web. This could also be used in many Gemini servers as it creates Gemtext files from templates. This would make Gemini scriptable while retaining it's purpose.
I'm planning to design this in Ruby, mostly as an influence from Jekyll. If anyone wants to talk about it more with me, please let me know, as I am open to ideas. I also plan to write a post about the Tildeverse when I'm well rested. More specifically, about my thoughts regarding the community.
#tildeverse #tilde #geminiprotocol #web #programming #ruby #jekyll #tech #technology #opensource #SmallWeb
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I've recently gotten hooked to the Gemini protocol. This obsession came about after I learned about the Tildeverse over XMPP, registered for tilde.pink, and started playing with the public_gemini directory. If you can write basic Markdown, you can write Gemtext with minimal differences. It is really easy to create a capsule (webpage) from nothing. As such, I loved it except for one small nitpick.
I am really used to using scripts for fun behaviour. For example, on my own webpage, I usually greet newcomers using their time of day instead of simple greetings like "good to see you" or "hello". I don't have a clue why I prefer this other than "it's funny". However, Gemini doesn't provide any means of scripting in their spec. As such, you cannot script Gemini capsules on most Gemini servers, including gmid which is used by tilde.pink.
I was thinking of solutions for this, and I concluded that I should probably look into templating and scheduled builds for this task. My reasoning for this is that it provides the illusion of scripted behaviour while remaining statically built for the small web. This could also be used in many Gemini servers as it creates Gemtext files from templates. This would make Gemini scriptable while retaining it's purpose.
I'm planning to design this in Ruby, mostly as an influence from Jekyll. If anyone wants to talk about it more with me, please let me know, as I am open to ideas. I also plan to write a post about the Tildeverse when I'm well rested. More specifically, about my thoughts regarding the community.
#tildeverse #tilde #geminiprotocol #web #programming #ruby #jekyll #tech #technology #opensource #SmallWeb
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I've recently gotten hooked to the Gemini protocol. This obsession came about after I learned about the Tildeverse over XMPP, registered for tilde.pink, and started playing with the public_gemini directory. If you can write basic Markdown, you can write Gemtext with minimal differences. It is really easy to create a capsule (webpage) from nothing. As such, I loved it except for one small nitpick.
I am really used to using scripts for fun behaviour. For example, on my own webpage, I usually greet newcomers using their time of day instead of simple greetings like "good to see you" or "hello". I don't have a clue why I prefer this other than "it's funny". However, Gemini doesn't provide any means of scripting in their spec. As such, you cannot script Gemini capsules on most Gemini servers, including gmid which is used by tilde.pink.
I was thinking of solutions for this, and I concluded that I should probably look into templating and scheduled builds for this task. My reasoning for this is that it provides the illusion of scripted behaviour while remaining statically built for the small web. This could also be used in many Gemini servers as it creates Gemtext files from templates. This would make Gemini scriptable while retaining it's purpose.
I'm planning to design this in Ruby, mostly as an influence from Jekyll. If anyone wants to talk about it more with me, please let me know, as I am open to ideas. I also plan to write a post about the Tildeverse when I'm well rested. More specifically, about my thoughts regarding the community.
#tildeverse #tilde #geminiprotocol #web #programming #ruby #jekyll #tech #technology #opensource #SmallWeb
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I've recently gotten hooked to the Gemini protocol. This obsession came about after I learned about the Tildeverse over XMPP, registered for tilde.pink, and started playing with the public_gemini directory. If you can write basic Markdown, you can write Gemtext with minimal differences. It is really easy to create a capsule (webpage) from nothing. As such, I loved it except for one small nitpick.
I am really used to using scripts for fun behaviour. For example, on my own webpage, I usually greet newcomers using their time of day instead of simple greetings like "good to see you" or "hello". I don't have a clue why I prefer this other than "it's funny". However, Gemini doesn't provide any means of scripting in their spec. As such, you cannot script Gemini capsules on most Gemini servers, including gmid which is used by tilde.pink.
I was thinking of solutions for this, and I concluded that I should probably look into templating and scheduled builds for this task. My reasoning for this is that it provides the illusion of scripted behaviour while remaining statically built for the small web. This could also be used in many Gemini servers as it creates Gemtext files from templates. This would make Gemini scriptable while retaining it's purpose.
I'm planning to design this in Ruby, mostly as an influence from Jekyll. If anyone wants to talk about it more with me, please let me know, as I am open to ideas. I also plan to write a post about the Tildeverse when I'm well rested. More specifically, about my thoughts regarding the community.
#tildeverse #tilde #geminiprotocol #web #programming #ruby #jekyll #tech #technology #opensource #SmallWeb
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I recently switched to COSMIC from KDE Plasma as I wanted to potentially upgrade my security at the cost of usability. I've been using KDE Plasma for a while, as I found it to be a powerful and pretty sleek desktop environment GNOME is also very nice and comfortable for me, but I was using hardened_malloc at the time so using it would break my system most likely. Window managers are nice too, but they require more time and effort than I am willing to put in, so I stuck to using KDE or GNOME.
I started using COSMIC on my latest Fedora install after my setup broke, as it seemed pretty interesting, and it was written in Rust. I am aware that COSMIC is currently lacking thumbnail sandboxing, although a solution is in progress (https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-files/issues/1216) but as far as the entire DE goes, I believe there shouldn't as many potential memory leaks as C/C++-written software.
I am happy with the amount of power I have over my DE as a whole including theming, and I am even more happy over how easy it is to track with things like chezmoi. The keybindings are also really nice, and whatever I miss can be added back and tracked easily. The apps are pretty usable, although I've had to make an issue with the media player and am soon about to make another one. Overall, a pretty good experience all things considered.
Hopefully, my issues will be sorted out in future releases, and I am grateful that a stable release even exists now. My blessings goes out to all the developers who have worked on COSMIC. Here's to another great release!
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I recently switched to COSMIC from KDE Plasma as I wanted to potentially upgrade my security at the cost of usability. I've been using KDE Plasma for a while, as I found it to be a powerful and pretty sleek desktop environment GNOME is also very nice and comfortable for me, but I was using hardened_malloc at the time so using it would break my system most likely. Window managers are nice too, but they require more time and effort than I am willing to put in, so I stuck to using KDE or GNOME.
I started using COSMIC on my latest Fedora install after my setup broke, as it seemed pretty interesting, and it was written in Rust. I am aware that COSMIC is currently lacking thumbnail sandboxing, although a solution is in progress (https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-files/issues/1216) but as far as the entire DE goes, I believe there shouldn't as many potential memory leaks as C/C++-written software.
I am happy with the amount of power I have over my DE as a whole including theming, and I am even more happy over how easy it is to track with things like chezmoi. The keybindings are also really nice, and whatever I miss can be added back and tracked easily. The apps are pretty usable, although I've had to make an issue with the media player and am soon about to make another one. Overall, a pretty good experience all things considered.
Hopefully, my issues will be sorted out in future releases, and I am grateful that a stable release even exists now. My blessings goes out to all the developers who have worked on COSMIC. Here's to another great release!
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@bt I've heard of #litexl in the past and all I really knew it for was "it had #Lua and it looked pretty good". It did sound pretty good except I had #Neovim at the time so it wasn't really a good offer. Now that I don't have Neovim, this seems a lot more enticing.
I'll state that I know #OpenBSD has Neovim but I just feel like it's not made for stable release systems like OpenBSD's -stable branch, which I daily drive. This issue is nowhere near as bad for me as with #Emacs but I hope this wouldn't be an issue in Lite-XL too.
Other than that, what sells Lite-XL for you other than Sublime Text? Is there anything which feels off? I wanted to ask these in case there's something which may sell me or someone else into using or not using Lite-XL.
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@bt I've heard of #litexl in the past and all I really knew it for was "it had #Lua and it looked pretty good". It did sound pretty good except I had #Neovim at the time so it wasn't really a good offer. Now that I don't have Neovim, this seems a lot more enticing.
I'll state that I know #OpenBSD has Neovim but I just feel like it's not made for stable release systems like OpenBSD's -stable branch, which I daily drive. This issue is nowhere near as bad for me as with #Emacs but I hope this wouldn't be an issue in Lite-XL too.
Other than that, what sells Lite-XL for you other than Sublime Text? Is there anything which feels off? I wanted to ask these in case there's something which may sell me or someone else into using or not using Lite-XL.
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«Andaluziako nekazal kooperatibek ez dute inoiz zalantzan jarri ez soldatapeko menpeko lana, ez eta jabetza pribatua. Beraz kooperatiba kapitalistak dira».
Badator Óscar García Jurado talaioskidearen liburua Andaluziako kapitalismoari buruz, zer egin galderari ere erantzunez.
#TalaiosAndalucia #ESE #koop #kapitalismoa #Andaluzia
Erreportajea Publico egunkarian [cas]:
https://www.publico.es/economia/desigualdad-extractivismo-penas-economicas-andalucia.html -
«Andaluziako nekazal kooperatibek ez dute inoiz zalantzan jarri ez soldatapeko menpeko lana, ez eta jabetza pribatua. Beraz kooperatiba kapitalistak dira».
Badator Óscar García Jurado talaioskidearen liburua Andaluziako kapitalismoari buruz, zer egin galderari ere erantzunez.
#TalaiosAndalucia #ESE #koop #kapitalismoa #Andaluzia
Erreportajea Publico egunkarian [cas]:
https://www.publico.es/economia/desigualdad-extractivismo-penas-economicas-andalucia.html -
'Los nuevos señoritos del campo'
Óscar García Jurado talaioskideak eta Yayo Herrerok elkarrekin argitaratu dute artikulua, Andaluzian lurraren jabetzan gertatzen ari den desjabetze prozesua eta honek trantsizio ekosozialerako suposatzen duen erronka azalduz.
#Andaluzia #lurra #desjabetzea #Marinaleda #TrantsizioEkoSoziala
Irakurri eta zabaldu!
[cas]
https://ctxt.es/es/20240101/Politica/45321/Oscar-Garcia-Yayo-Herrero-Marinaleda-venta-fondos-de-inversion-andalucia-campo.htm -
'Los nuevos señoritos del campo'
Óscar García Jurado talaioskideak eta Yayo Herrerok elkarrekin argitaratu dute artikulua, Andaluzian lurraren jabetzan gertatzen ari den desjabetze prozesua eta honek trantsizio ekosozialerako suposatzen duen erronka azalduz.
#Andaluzia #lurra #desjabetzea #Marinaleda #TrantsizioEkoSoziala
Irakurri eta zabaldu!
[cas]
https://ctxt.es/es/20240101/Politica/45321/Oscar-Garcia-Yayo-Herrero-Marinaleda-venta-fondos-de-inversion-andalucia-campo.htm -
'Los nuevos señoritos del campo'
Óscar García Jurado talaioskideak eta Yayo Herrerok elkarrekin argitaratu dute artikulua, Andaluzian lurraren jabetzan gertatzen ari den desjabetze prozesua eta honek trantsizio ekosozialerako suposatzen duen erronka azalduz.
#Andaluzia #lurra #desjabetzea #Marinaleda #TrantsizioEkoSoziala
Irakurri eta zabaldu!
[cas]
https://ctxt.es/es/20240101/Politica/45321/Oscar-Garcia-Yayo-Herrero-Marinaleda-venta-fondos-de-inversion-andalucia-campo.htm -
'Los nuevos señoritos del campo'
Óscar García Jurado talaioskideak eta Yayo Herrerok elkarrekin argitaratu dute artikulua, Andaluzian lurraren jabetzan gertatzen ari den desjabetze prozesua eta honek trantsizio ekosozialerako suposatzen duen erronka azalduz.
#Andaluzia #lurra #desjabetzea #Marinaleda #TrantsizioEkoSoziala
Irakurri eta zabaldu!
[cas]
https://ctxt.es/es/20240101/Politica/45321/Oscar-Garcia-Yayo-Herrero-Marinaleda-venta-fondos-de-inversion-andalucia-campo.htm -
Irakurri @argia aldizkarira Urko Apaolazak dakarren albistea: https://www.argia.eus/albistea/marinaldedako-lur-komunalak-espekulatzaile-pribatuen-eskuetan-gera-daitezkeela-ohartarazi-dute
[Informazio gehiago edo elkartasuna lantzeko gogorik baduzu, jarri gurekin harremanetan]
#Andaluzia #Marinaleda #ESE #Koop #Lurra #Lana #Elikadura -
Irakurri @argia aldizkarira Urko Apaolazak dakarren albistea: https://www.argia.eus/albistea/marinaldedako-lur-komunalak-espekulatzaile-pribatuen-eskuetan-gera-daitezkeela-ohartarazi-dute
[Informazio gehiago edo elkartasuna lantzeko gogorik baduzu, jarri gurekin harremanetan]
#Andaluzia #Marinaleda #ESE #Koop #Lurra #Lana #Elikadura -
🚩 Andaluziako Gobernuak (PP) Microsoft erraldoi teknologikoaren esku utzi ditu adingabeko 525.000 ikasleren, 74.000 irakasleren eta mila ikastetxeren datuak. Modu horretan, hezkuntza komunitatearen datu-babesa sistematikoki urratu du azken sei urteetan.
🧐 Artikulu osoa eskuragarri duzue hemen, ordainketa-hesirik gabe:
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🚩 Andaluziako Gobernuak (PP) Microsoft erraldoi teknologikoaren esku utzi ditu adingabeko 525.000 ikasleren, 74.000 irakasleren eta mila ikastetxeren datuak. Modu horretan, hezkuntza komunitatearen datu-babesa sistematikoki urratu du azken sei urteetan.
🧐 Artikulu osoa eskuragarri duzue hemen, ordainketa-hesirik gabe:
