That’s why I don’t have monitor dashboards 😎

At the moment I’m testing Hedgedoc, I took a quickie look at haste-server but from what I read it got enshittified a while ago while I was busy not looking at it lol. Anyway I’ve looked at other alternatives from the link and from selfhosting communities and both OpenGist and ExBin are looking at the things for me to try next for comparison. Thanks for the guidance!

So I’m running a Hedgedoc instance this week to test how things are going. Feels like one of the better choices.

Yeah honestly sometimes Dokuwiki feels like it’s the Konami cheat code for “simple good personal website”. I’m like, why would anyone bother with stuff like, dunno, Wordpress, or Github Pages.

My hoster has been so nice to get me access to the docker on-site, so I’m gonna be testing stuff for a few days. I can’t take a look at logseq until the weekend alas, due to work suddenly being work.

Fun that you mention that, I happen to run my personal site, as well as another wiki for my Pokémon-related fanwork, and an internal kb wiki on my job, all on Dokuwiki. Used to advertise the engine more on Reddit back in the day, too. And sure it’s quite lightweight and operable (I can edit articles remotely, manage remotely and do lots of cool stuff). Its just, from my experience so far, while it’s extremely well-suited for the workflow of a wiki, it’s not so much for the “post-it note” workflow, not even with additions like the Blog plugin.

Perhaps I have to yet tune it further. I guess it’s time to Do Science.

That’s a lot of info to work with, thanks! Seems there has been a lot of thought and deelopment about this and I just basically didn’t know exactly what to search for.

Explicitly mention Twitter, Facebook, is an advancement. Let’s see if they have some utility or strategy for Discord-style short snippets.

Wow you have given me good things to think about. At first I was thinking I’d want solely text, but now I’m thinking what I’d want would be something closer to hypertext / Rich Text since that’s how the content shows in sites already. So something like a “HTML pastebin” or somesuch would work, I guess?

(HedgeDoc looks interesting, am going to look around for a demo)

Sure, but in the meantime until a new fork emerges as the spiritual carry-on, you can just freeze the latest good version on your docker-compose and carry on.

Or just keep using the FOSS versions. These license changes by definition can not be retroactive.

C++: “You just pointed to all of me.”

But this doesn’t return the Solution. You don’t invoke the lambda.

(Or does C++ have implied returns now? Last I heard there was implied move)

Bartender, I’ll have a shot of that. And please clear my TABLE, I’d rather have a nice VIEW.

Gamifying the editing of other people’s posts and editing semantics of content after-the-fact

Yeahhhhhh no, I think you just suggested StackOverflow without taking even a look at the recent or not recent discussions on how it behaves (eg.: the moderator strike) or why.

I think there are ways this could be kept in check, but basically you’d be providing an incentive towards just going around and adding tags for content nilly-willy, potentially leading to something very similar to SO’s “closed as duplicate” (duplicate is on a completely different language / software stack / problem domain) issue.

It also means the content is “lost” from all instances if the original server goes down, which altogether with the need to cache the key to continue to provide the service basically means you’ve just implemented DRM on top of Fedi.

Stop being so ungrateful and disrespectful to the community that you work for.

Fam, this is Free Software. Capitalism is that way → www.reddit.com .

“CEO golden parachute” insane? Or just “I can’t believe it’s past minimum wage!” “insane”?

Those corporations just leech off the work of developers just like they do off the work of everyone else. The only difference is developers get it worse because at least the employees get something close to the minimum wage.

Only 250 Palestinians in 24 hours? ngl, that sounds like rookie numbers for Israel.

Come on guys, the Holocaust was proof that one can do better! Don’t aim to just be equal to the nazis, Israel; aim to surpass them!

Very late to the convo but: sounds like a name that one can build stuff from. قَرِفَ (“qarifa” in Persian IIRC) seems to translate to “to peel” which I guess it means to do that to a fruit, for example. There’s also تعرفه (“ta’rif” in Arabic IIRC) from which we get “tariff”, “tax”, “rate”, etc. Curious that this appears in a fruit puzzle since you peel fruits and weigh them to eg.: pay a rate per kilo.

Anyway, as an example if I was to build something from all this context it would be a (pseudo?)-legendary of either feline or avian shape representing the concept of trade or exchange. Something using the constellation of Libra 's scales for the representation of trade, and a repetition pattern of body adornments, such as plumage or crests, as athe representation of the concept of double-entry accounting . In the case of a feline-ish I would even shift it closer to the interpretation of the Sphynx (tho that’s more of an Egyptian influence) or a centaur-ish interpretation closer to the Manticore (and that’s going Greek / Old Persian).

If going feline, with the Pokémon having chain-like hairs or protrusions attached I could go the extra mile giving it two pairs of those (to combine with double accounting too) and bam! you’d basically have the concept of an audit-oriented Displacer beast.

If going bird, I think I’d throw it in the general direction of sea gulls to represent trade winds, but would probably have to mix pelican in there somewhere for birds who are known to carry and move stuff around; the end result would probably end up looking something in-between Wingull and Lugia.

Anyway that’s just me, a Pokémon worldbuilder with lots of free time.

Nature is healing!