really, really impressed with posty: a mastodon archive -> html static site generator
it ingests your mastodon archive (post history) as a zip, and barfs out an entire static html site with indices and tags. all servable with any standard web server.
this is super helpful because when i shut down the dialup.cafe instance, there was no easy way to get access to my old posts and images.
it can either be run online here:
https://posty.1sland.social
or instructions here for running it locally:
https://codeberg.org/oliphant/posty
This MacOS (APFS?) quirk was mentioned at the pub last night, and I still cannot believe this actually works when I tried it myself
the *only* interface on a linux phone that i have ever resonated with is #SXMO. it is, bluntly, the alpine of phone interfaces.
but i need slack, 1password, banking apps, etc.
@ariadne what I generally don't see is these people proposing any kind of solution that's not just "let's go back to the way things were before" as if sysvinit and X11 were not full of flaws that prompted a replacement to be developed in the first place
@karolherbst i find that people who only have "anti" energy to offer aren't really offering anything useful to the commons.
is systemd the best option for everyone? of course not. nothing will ever be the best option for *everyone*. but instead of making that case, the anti-systemd crowd talk about how anti-systemd they are instead. it's tiring.
RE: https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/115638305698750538
There are two really interesting data points in that article.
1) execs are far more excited about AI than all other workers and are using AI more than anyone else
2) mediocre performers feel much higher benefit from AI while top performers find it more of a problem than a help
I'll leave the conclusion as an exercise for the reader ...
The postmarketOS v25.12 release is coming closer, which means that once again we need your help with selecting a wallpaper!
Poll is in the comments.
All of them were made by the talented @dikasetyaprayogi, thank you so much!
@ariadne there is a useless use of cat in there...
What I like with apk (and alpine in general) is that as long as you have apk.static, busybox.static and /etc/apk/world you can recover from almost anything.