Local timeline
Did some testing with
- xombrero (which you may have known as xxxterm since it started its life on OpenBSD - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xombrero). Works ok except for the huge profile picture but since there are no cookies, every time I change from home to locale (for example), I'm thrown back at login, which ends up on home 😈 )
- lynx : works quite well actually.
- w3s: useable - probably need to reprogram the color default to be really useful but no technical issues
- dillo just sits there ???? After relaunching from the command-line, it seems that the problem is that the pages expects to loads some fonts which it does not find. Maybe having a default font known to be there would solve the problem.
- Web , the gnome browser - works ok, nothing to report - no pic since limited to 4 :-)
Wil continue testing with lesser-known browser
after upgrade to 26.6.2, I lost my wireguard config and need to create it again from scratch as I don't backup it before
@renata@cosocial.ca Tive que recorrer ao Google, eu só conhecia por antúrios. Faz décadas que não assisto TV (acho que desde a virada do século)
I'm glad to join this little test community here and being able to donate a little bit of my testing time to the development of this wonderful social network vision. Thank you for this great idea! 🤗
How about you? Why you are here?
@stefano @daisE@sfba.social by being really happy about your message and giving it a heart i recognised again, that (on firefox without javascript) with clicking on the heart the thread jumps up a few posts instead of just staying with the liked post...
@tionisla @daisE@sfba.social I tested it with lynx and the path is clear and working, but never tested with Browsh. I'll try it. Thank you for the feedback!
@bsdphk@fosstodon.org @slimhazard@mastodon.world I’ve been saying this for years: it is a single party with two wings that diverge on certain points. And the electoral system based on district delegates is a disorganized version of the electoral colleges found in countries like Cuba and China—far removed from what would constitute a full, direct democracy.
(*) I ditched arduinos for ESP32 years ago since pretty much everything I do is net-related, so it's easier to work directly with ESP32 which integrate wifi natively.
I'll make sure my next batch is compatible - don't ask me what i'm going to do, I don't have the slightest idea yet. But I'll certainly do it 😃
@daisy @daisE@sfba.social those filters are coming. They are a part of a branch that hasn't been integrated, yet. We're trying to cherry-pick the filtering part.
Όταν ο Θεός
χτυπήσει την πόρτα μου,
το σπίτι μου
θα καταρρεύσει.
Οι φίλοι έχουν αντικλειδιά.
(Nathalie Ronvaux)
@stefano @daisE@sfba.social There are some features they are so useful and working quietly good in the background I nearly forget about them:
- like filters on Mastodon
I get easily disturbed from certain words and made a filter I called "slur" containing those words. Which is very helpful. Filters are even more helpful for a traumatised friend being able to filter every post about Russia and the war they started.
Which brings me to the next feature request:
- being able to filter certain languages (in the best case for all posts, too).
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Join us at https://matrix.to/#/#littlefedi-general:bsd.cafe
See you there!
@tionisla @daisE@sfba.social sure, thanks! The non javascript or tui browsers should be supported, but the problem is different devs are working in different ways, so sometimes one breaks the things implemented by the other, so... more checks will be appreciated!
Thank you!
„Friendship grief (...) remains oddly invisible. Nobody teaches you how painful it feels to slowly lose access to someone who once knew your inner life intimately. Someone who understood the silences before your sentences. Someone who could identify your mood from the way you said ‘okay’. Someone who knew everything about your crushes and petty insecurities.“
--
»The quiet grief of adult friendship«
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/civil-irony/the-quiet-grief-of-adult-friendship/