~b @torresjrjr@social.cleverlibre.org

@angristan Ever tried ssh -> tmux -> vim + vim-go? I love it. I'm learning Go and coding from my phone right now with termux.

Great talk, @cj@mastodon.technology

I've actually been trying to write an implementation for #ForgeFed initially with go-fed, then from scratch, and now considering your lib again. I'm trying to learn Go and help with ForgeFed. Thanks for the inspiration.

@dmbaturin @lain Interesting, I might counter the page rejection with that citing, thanks.

Also, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger wrote about some of it's problems: https://larrysanger.org/2020/05/wikipedia-is-badly-biased/ (offline right now for some reason).

@dmbaturin @lain I don't think notability is a problem, especially in Pleroma's case. Restating the comment given, It's more the requirement for "reliable sources", which just means big established names. A news story could be totally baseless and speculative but will get a reference from a Wikipedia article because it's established.

A wise man once put it more simply: "Wikipedia has become just a repository for the mainstream media." and "There are newsworthy events on the Internet at would not make it on Wikipedia [for this reason]"

I now always click on the Talk and History links of every page which has reference in any way to a person. Just the reality of the times.

@Peyman_majidi Welcome. Any languages?

Commit message fatigue...

@lain Pleroma rekt by Wikipedia

> "Medium and blogs are not reliable sources."

I tried.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:Pleroma_(software)

@therealraccoon @humanetech @spritelyproject @cwebber
Same. I don't fully understand it but it seems visionary. I'm quite humbled by the amount of subfields put together.

Never heard of #OCap but time travel seems OK I guess...

St. Jerome in His Study
Painting by Antonello da Messina

@dozens https://nitter.net

https://epicyon.net/
> #AGPL ActivityPub #Fediverse server
> Python, HTML+CSS
> no JavaScript 🙏🏼
> mobile Progressive Web App
> RSS

Is this my dream come true? :') #Epicyon

@pioneer It completely depends on what features you want, and how willing you are to code. Whatever suits your needs.

You might be interested in this too: https://indieweb.org/

I (torresjrjr.com) just use Atom (RSS), and this Fediverse account.

@pioneer
1) https://docs.joinplu.me/guide/creating-themes/, or use a reader mode in your browser.

2) Plume supports likes, comments, and boosts. As for WriteFreely: https://write.as/matt/towards-a-commenting-system

Otherwise, you'll probably want to create your own website exactly how you want it, then link your posts on the Fediverse.