ulhar4409despite putting so much effort into my micropub server, I haven't found any clients I'm especially happy to use, which maybe means i should make one of those too 😅
aaronpkyeah, those were really meant to be super edge cases, and only for things that are very experimental features. if there are things you find yourself wanting to use often i can definitely promote them to "real" features
[jeremycherfas]I like the new Quill. The layout makes sense on my desktop, and drag and drop for photos is great. Not sure whether POSSE to Mastodon is working for me. Seems not, but maybe it takes time.
denmchI’m seeing a lot of surge.sh links in here and I must be even more out of the loop than I thought. I thought that was time for a long time. I had a site on surge.sh many years ago and lost access, then when I checked it seemed defunct. I’m pretty sure their home page was dead, though my site was still up. Is it newly back or am I way off?
denmch[edit] I’m seeing a lot of surge.sh links in here and I must be even more out of the loop than I thought. I thought that was gone for a long time. I had a site on surge.sh many years ago and lost access, then when I checked it seemed defunct. I’m pretty sure their home page was dead, though my site was still up. Is it newly back or am I way off?
lusrmgr.mschey chat, I made a little stateless website I figured I'd share here. It's called LotorNet and the idea is it's a desktop computing environment for your local raccoons. Every time you reload the page it skins itself to look like a different 90s operating system. There's some apps and files you can explore and I plan to add new things to it later:
lusrmgr.msc[edit] hey chat, I made a little stateless website I figured I'd share here. It's called LotorNet and the idea is it's a desktop computing environment for your local raccoons. Every time you reload the page it skins itself to look like a different 90s operating system. There's some apps and files you can explore and I plan to add new things to it later:
petermolnarrandom thought, a bit into security. I had a though to set up a crawler that fetches every valid, allowed URL of my site, then build rules for the webserver to unquestioningly block anything that's not on that allowed list. It'd be quite challenging in reality as I have quite a bit of dynamic rewrite for backwards compatibility but for those without 20+ (or more...) years of baggage, it could be