It’s going to be interesting to watch how organisations deal with Musk’s toxic Twitter rampage.
Nice to see @glass being thoughtful about this.
1. I use Hand Mirror pretty much every single day.
2. @rafa fills this simple and handy little app with so much thought and joy that purchasing Hand Mirror Pro "generously" was the easiest decision ever.
It's nice to be able to sensibly pay the developers who make things for the things that they make for us! We *can* have nice things.
Inspired by @philnash — here's how to alias your #mastodon account to your own domain with just a #Netlify redirect rule.
tl;dr:
```toml
[[redirects]]
from = "/.well-known/webfinger"
to = "https://indieweb.social/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:HANDLE@INSTANCE"
status = 200
```
We began by singing In Flanders Fields which was brimming with emotion when sung in this very significant location.
Still full of pride and emotion after singing at the Menin Gate in Belgium.
We sang Danny Boy as a wreath was laid during the last post ceremony
Today I saw what *real* passion and commitment looks like, when @DavidDarnes started telling me about the different levels of filling he'd encountered in various brands of mince pies.
A little update: I've just learned that while this is true in the `tweets.js` file that contains all of your tweets, you can cross-reference that with the `twitter-circle-tweet.js` to find things you posted into circles.
Caution is still needed if, like me, you roll your own archive view of your tweets. But the data is present in your export after all. Just in a different file from from your tweets.
It's been fun adding the archive of my tweets to my own site.
https://www.hawksworx.com/notes/
- Index of all tweets paginated into ~1000 pre-gen pages
- ODB (on-demand) render + cache of any specific tweet page
- Speedy (but basic for now) searching with Edge Functions
I've never heard a @zachleat interview I didn't enjoy.
This one with @davatron5000 and @chriscoyier of #ShopTalkShow is a great peek into WebC, @eleventy, a return to pre-SPA architectures, and thoughtfulness over how we build things together. Lovely.
This is good to see.
https://remix.run/blog/open-development
And as @biilmann said over on twitter, "Open source done with secret roadmaps and surprise launches is very different from a truly open collaborative processes that allow all users of the project to plan ahead and align around future roadmap items."
I heartily agree. Bravo, Remix team!
A handy tidbit from @davatron5000’s RSS feed about grabbing stills from videos on the web:
https://daverupert.com/2022/11/html5-video-capture-frame-still/
@michaelklein @zachleat I did something similar for a bit.
Stage 1, seeing if Mastodon suited me:
Crosspost my tweets to here.
Stage 2, happy here. Leave breadcrumbs:
Switch to crossposting toots to twitter.
Stage 3, giving up on twitter:
Remove crossposting and get comfy here.
Feeling pretty at ease going quiet over there now, and just participating in what feels like a much more constructive environment here.
More than happy to send feedback as an issue in a repo of that is better, but since I can't access that at this stage, here's a little thing I noticed:
The link to my profile in the top right has some overflow issues for the long-ish name I have.
Once again... this all looks and feels outstanding!
Ooooh! First impressions are amazing!
This looks outstanding.
Do you want any feedback in the form of issues or PRs as I spend time using this? (Only asking as I see one tiny UI issue and I'd like to only give feedback in a helpful way — or just hush up if that is most helpful :) )