A fantastic piece in @EC_magazine’s #BeyondConsumerism section on the #RightToRepair@RestartProject @R2REurope @RepairCafe_E @RepairCoalition @mel_erb #FixFest pic.twitter.com/l9IY1P9YCb
— SHARE:Frome – A Library of Things (@ShareFrome) October 29, 2019
Month: October 2019
And then Cat Power.
So there’s a lot of bad in the ol’ YouTube comments, no doubt, but sometimes you know you stumble across a video where someone has revealed something deeply personal and tender in the comments that the music means to them, and lots of people leave incredibly supportive responses. That’s lovely to see. I feel like you don’t see a lot of genuine warmth on the Internet and it’s nice to know the medium doesn’t strip it out altogether.
Some days, you just got to put Mazzy Star on repeat.
Uh oh.. an outbreak of PHP warnings.. prognosis not good.
On a positive, at OggCamp some associated with @theastralship was very into geodesic domes. I think the spirit lives on in many forms!
I changed my `dotspacemacs-frame-title-format` value to:
“`
dotspacemacs-frame-title-format "%t | %b"
“`
`%t` is projectile-project-name, and `%b` is buffer name. So I will see something like "org | Tasks.org" as the frame title.
The default is `"%I@%S", which is invocation-name@system-name, e.g. emacs@neil-ThinkPad-T450s, which I don’t find that useful.
I wonder if it posted just the title and the link as it recognised this post as an article type (you can see objectType: article in the logs).
If you were to create a note then it would post the full content of the note as a toot, I think.
The way I tested it is as you described – by adding the brid.gy/publish/mastodon link as a custom provider in Syndication Links.
My own test post wasn’t great though – it included the link back to my site (even though I have it set not to in Syndication Links), and also included the text ‘Also on’.
When I get chance I will test it further, and maybe write a blog post revisiting all the different IndieWeb to Mastodon options!
Testing Mastodon POSSE via brid.gy