Michal @michal@kottman.xyz

@eff "given to the first person who donates $X" - so "sold for $X"? 🙂

@fribbledom Take it with you for travels and label the world with "@fribbledom was here"

I missed uint16max by 1000.1 km...

@fribbledom Love the WS28* LEDs and projects using them. Have a meaningless Mastodon favourite from me ☺

Often you don't have to travel to another country to enjoy beautiful vacation

@Gargron what is the state of #webp support on Mastodon? I see https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/9879 merged but when I try to upload a webp image, I get: "500 Error processing thumbnail for uploaded media"

I just installed and tested Facebook and WhatsApp bridges for #Matrix. Finally my family won't complain about not being able to reach me *and* I don't have to install any extra apps on my phone.

@Gargron are you the "Myspace Tom" of Mastodon?

@Gargron Sorry if I sounded negative, I am just amazed that this goes against everything I was taught about releasing software (especially one used by a lot of people), and yet it still seems to work great for you! 🙂

@Gargron are you testing out new Mastodon features on the largest instance first, before releasing them out globally? That's an interesting ... alternative ... to canarying: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/CanaryRelease.html 🙂

Awesome documentary/business story - how starting with a good idea, working on it and surrounding yourself with the right people can grow to a full fledged business (Prusa 3D printers): https://youtu.be/xX3pDDi9PeU

@fitheach @fribbledom https://what-if.xkcd.com/31/ though you'd first need to fill all those MicroSD cards :D

#facepalm my dog disconnected the cable to my server again and search was not working... It's actually just @$SOMEONE@people.kernel.org

Does anyone have a simple guide on how to follow some folks on https://people.kernel.org/ on Mastodon? Is it even supported?

The downside of this approach that you a) create a lot of interfaces on the server (one per connected device) and b) waste half of the IPs on server point-to-point addresses. That said, even a measly /24 is more than enough for me.

After a ton of attempts with setting up multiple device VPN with #wireguard, I had to settle on one-interface/config-per-device. I just could not make this work any other way. Fortunately now I can actually do some routing on top of my point-to-point mesh.

Open HackerNews, close HackerNews, open HackerNews, nothing new, close HackerNews. Open Reddit, close Reddit, open Reddit, nothing new, close Reddit. Open HackerNews, nothing new, close HackerNews. Open Reddit...

I should start actually doing something again...