[jeremycherfas]Coming to this conversation very late, but Byword has had a publish button for a long time now. Originally WordPress but may be others by now.
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Zegnat[JHSheridan]: really dumb question, but, schema/schema.sql is readable from where you are on the terminal? It isn’t that the access denied error is coming from reading the file?
petermolnarZegnat: the only reason I'm looking into cloud is to keep up to date... my rough guess is that 50+% of use search use cases out there could be covered with SQLite
jgmac1106a deeply personal choice, having to choose to between being able to send a picutre to a friend or supporting a compnay that unleashes hate, anger,and envy on the world..if only there was another way to send a pic to a friend….
aaronpki remember a discussion around this, and something about being able to distinguish between a hand-authored summary and an automatically generated summary
[JHSheridan]I'm up and running locally, but seems to be having an issue verifying my instagram. There's definitely a link in there, and I've had it verified using the online service
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jeremycherfasVery I-am-not-a-developer question: having cargo culted my new theme, I'm left with a lot of JS from the theme I modified that I am pretty sure I no longer need. Is there some formal way of testing whether a site uses everything it has included in the head, or do I just delete one by one and wait for something to break?
[Lewis_Cowles]you can console.log each function and scan the console, or have it queue up telemetry which talks to a server which can track more rigorously over-time
aaronpkhm yeah, that's tough. I usually look for possible entry points into a JS file. that'd be things like globally defined functions, or code that traverses the DOM. once you identify the entry points, you can look for things that would cause those to be entered.
jeremycherfasSome are obvious, like a thing that formats a masonry-styled wall of excerpts, which I definitely do not want. Others maybe less so. I suppose looking through the JS would be more generally useful.
jeremycherfasActually, taking a detailed look now, it isn't as bad as I thought, because most of the baggage is stylesheets, which I know I don't need. There JS I can probably cope with.
[snarfed]i switched it to use a logged in cookie (for a test account) a while back though, so that's probably the main difference btw it and OYG right now
aaronpkHm k. I tried sending a logged in cookie but I’m not sure that’s actually working. I did most of the code on the plane with slow internet so wasn’t able to test things as well as I’d like.
[snarfed]unrelated, wow, interesting. mastodon's API is standard OAuth 2, including registering apps beforehand...but since it's decentralized, there's no single place to register an app. so they have an API _for registering apps_, per instance. makes sense, just interesting.