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About adele
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- Smolweb
- https://smolweb.org/
- Static hosting
- https://pages.casa/
- Gemini hosting
- https://pollux.casa/
- Email/XMPP hosting
- https://message.casa/
Bio
aka 아델
#French 🇫🇷 #PHP / #JavaScript and #Java developer
#Korean 🇰🇷 ancestry (but I don’t speak the language)
Into #SmolWeb, #GeminiProtocol, #Smolnet, #LowTech
#ArchLinux / #Debian user
#Markdown 🇲⬇️ enthusiast
Instance running #GotToSocial 🦥
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@adele Suggestions de tags supplémentaires parce que c'est important pour certaines personnes (dont les deux autres commentateurs que j'ai vus au dessus) :
#CreativeCommons #cc0 #libre #culture_libre
En tout cas merci pour cette belle initiative ! 🙏 🤩
some writings are already waiting to be published at next 6 UTC. That's cool ^^
Don't hesitate to publish anonymously on https://writes.casa/
The theme is "The mathematics of longing"
Je suis toute excitée d'annoncer
Il s'agit d'une plateforme d'écriture anonyme et minimaliste !
Avec :
Des thèmes hebdomadaires pour inspirer des textes courts de 300 à 1000 caractères.
Des publications quotidiennes des écrits de la veille qui créent des moments littéraires collectifs à 6h UTC.
Pas de création de compte nécessaire, juste des signatures facultatives.
Un contenu multilingue (sous-domaines EN/FR, et d'autres à venir).
Flux RSS pour une lecture plus "slow"
Compatible SmolWeb !!!
#SmolWeb #Ecriture #Fediverse #Litterature #Anonyme #Privacy #ViePrivée
Today is officially the first day for the #Vim Carnival
September's topic is 'How do you use Vim?'
It's not specific to Vim, if you are interested, you can also write about #Neovim or #vi 😉
#blogging #blog #FLOSS #editors #terminals #carnivals #indieweb
#100DaysToOffload : 88/100
Longitude and Shortitude
Excited to announce https://writes.casa/
This is an anonymous, minimalist writing platform!
With:
- weekly themes to inspire short texts of 300–1,000 characters.
- Daily reveals of the previous day's writings that create collective literary moments at 6 UTC.
- No account creation required, just optional signatures.
- multilingual content (EN/FR subdomains, with more to come soon).
- RSS feeds for slow reading
- SmolWeb compatible!!!
#SmolWeb #Writing #Fediverse #Literature #Anonymous #Privacy
Edit : it is called https://writes.casa/ ! and it is open !
Tomorrow, I will introduce you to an anonymous, minimalist writing platform!
With:
- weekly themes to inspire short texts of 300–1,000 characters.
- Daily reveals of the previous day's writings that create collective literary moments at 6 UTC.
- No account creation required, just optional signatures.
- multilingual content (EN/FR subdomains, with more to come soon).
- RSS feeds for slow reading
- SmolWeb compatible!!!
#SmolWeb #Writing #Fediverse #Literature #Anonymous #Privacy
🚀 Kiwix PWA 3.7.1 is out! Major improvements for your offline browsing experience:
✨ NEW: Full-text search now shows snippets with context around your search terms!
📱 Transform desktop Wikipedia ZIMs to mobile style on the fly
🔧 Fixed:
Collapsible Wikipedia sections work properly
Footnotes display correctly
RTL language support
Dark mode improvements
💻 Get it:
PWA: pwa.kiwix.org
MS Store: "Kiwix JS"
GitHub: github.com/kiwix/kiwix-js-pwa/releases (Electron apps)
C'est la rentrée tant pour les parutions que pour les lecteurices de la presse indépendante. Voici venu le n°21 du @lowtechjournal par ce qu'il faut aussi savoir commencer la rentrée en douceur !
https://www.lowtechjournal.fr/achatnumero/low-tech-journal-n-21-waylibus-scolaire-bioponie-de-salon.html
#LibreWolf v142.0.1-1 is now available!
https://codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/releases/tag/142.0.1-1
https://librewolf.net/installation/
No major changes from LibreWolf's end.
See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/142.0.1/releasenotes/ for upstream changes.
Was pondering making an "AC⚡DC" style tshirt except using Unix commands. So what two-letter commands are commonly available?
$ ls {,/usr}/{s,}bin/?? 2> /dev/null | awk -F/ '{print $NF}' | sort | column
Particularly enticing candidates include
• ed⚡vi
• cc⚡ld
• cp⚡rm
but there are some other possibilities in there 🤔
So, suppose I'm setting up a Linux-based file server, for Linux-based clients.
Which protocol / server software should I use?
I'm talking about live access to the files on the server, not syncing and stuff. What's stable, secure, and fast (in that order)?
I'd like transparent access, i.e. mount it onto the client machine. It should be able to gracefully deal with disconnects and reconnects.
If there's an option I'm missing, feel free to comment. I'm not considering FTP though. :P
Smolweb validator v1.3.0 provides a new experimental analysis of the CSS of your page. It does not analyse the complexity of the CSS selectors (only in a future version).
Rules that determine the grade of each CSS property or property value are in a config file.
The online validator also generates how a basic #smolweb browser render your page
It really sucks that culturally we're wired to only give feedback to developers or projects when things are broken.
A product with 15M users gets 100 complaints and only 1 nice "good job" message per month.
It's really demoralizing that we accepted the fact that "if you don't hear from them it means things are good".
People need positive reinforcement and to know that folks are happy about their work.
I understand it's fashionable to bitch about everything because hate brings views
A moment of gratitude for the amazing @vkc - whose video tutorials are simply illuminating.
As a clueless self-hosting newbie I often ask for advice here on the Fediverse… and get really helpful feedback but most of the time it reads like a foreign language to me (a non-dev).
Well, Veronica has perfected a way to talk to newbies.
Thank you Veronica for making me understand OpenSSH - at long last 🙌
I highly recommend her #PeerTube channel: https://tinkerbetter.tube/c/veronicaexplains/videos ❤️✨
Choosing an existing #CSS version as base for the #smolweb is complicated 🤔
CSS Mobile Profile 1.0 seems to be a good candidate. It is a subset of CSS 2.1.
It excludes rather than changing existing properties:
No positioning (position: absolute/relative/fixed) - avoided complex layout calculations
No advanced selectors (:hover, :focus, attribute selectors) - reduced parsing overhead
No table layout properties - simplified rendering
No generated content (:before, :after) - reduced memory usage
However, it is difficult to conform this CSS profile for a beautiful website.
Also looking at CSS Mobile Profile 2.0, it's significantly more complex than 1.0 and includes features that may conflict with smolweb goals of lightweight, computationally-efficient CSS.
Other option is to open smolweb to the whole CSS 2.1 (or 2.2) profile.
In all case, a smolweb site must be browsable with disabled styles (inline style blocks and linked CSS)
https://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-css-mobile-20001013
https://www.w3.org/TR/2014/NOTE-css-mobile-20141014/
Which version is the most adapted to the smolweb ?
Hard work on the smolweb specs
The #smolweb documentation on the HTML subset is now fully available, and it is in line with the smolweb-validator.
Next milestone: best practices with CSS on smolweb sites
i just got the news. I am getting laid off. Anyone need a programmer? #FediHire
Profanity is a console based XMPP client written in C using ncurses and libstrophe, inspired by Irssi.#ReleaseDay #XMPP #Jabber #Chat #TUI #Linux #Chat #Messenger
