céline didone
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98% turnip; only bad opinions; internet surfer; learning how to code; haunted by a ghost.
🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://friendship.quest/@ruben, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact
🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://friendship.quest/@ruben, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact
Actually making progress on map for linux. I picked up the original codebase and used wmap-parser-rust and wmap-renderer-rust!
It'll take a bit to get feature parity, but a working first version might come in a few days :D
#linuxapps #linux #wardleymapping #wardleymaps
It'll take a bit to get feature parity, but a working first version might come in a few days :D
#linuxapps #linux #wardleymapping #wardleymaps
December 26, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Actually making progress on map for linux. I picked up the original codebase and used wmap-parser-rust and wmap-renderer-rust!
It'll take a bit to get feature parity, but a working first version might come in a few days :D
#linuxapps #linux #wardleymapping #wardleymaps
It'll take a bit to get feature parity, but a working first version might come in a few days :D
#linuxapps #linux #wardleymapping #wardleymaps
gave up on self-hosting a matrix homeserver, it's worse than hosting jabber
December 25, 2025 at 9:46 PM
gave up on self-hosting a matrix homeserver, it's worse than hosting jabber
I really haven't enjoyed trying to self-host a matrix homeserver.
The one room I'm interested in uses version 1, which means continuwuity or conduit can't join, and synapse seems to hang randomly, because of federation I reckon.
The one room I'm interested in uses version 1, which means continuwuity or conduit can't join, and synapse seems to hang randomly, because of federation I reckon.
December 25, 2025 at 7:37 PM
I really haven't enjoyed trying to self-host a matrix homeserver.
The one room I'm interested in uses version 1, which means continuwuity or conduit can't join, and synapse seems to hang randomly, because of federation I reckon.
The one room I'm interested in uses version 1, which means continuwuity or conduit can't join, and synapse seems to hang randomly, because of federation I reckon.
Here’s one more plugin for #fedwiki before christmas!
wiki-security-oidc allows you to sign in and claim a wiki using Open ID Connect (eg. Pocket ID, Authelia, Keycloak)
https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-security-oidc
wiki-security-oidc allows you to sign in and claim a wiki using Open ID Connect (eg. Pocket ID, Authelia, Keycloak)
https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-security-oidc
December 23, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Here’s one more plugin for #fedwiki before christmas!
wiki-security-oidc allows you to sign in and claim a wiki using Open ID Connect (eg. Pocket ID, Authelia, Keycloak)
https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-security-oidc
wiki-security-oidc allows you to sign in and claim a wiki using Open ID Connect (eg. Pocket ID, Authelia, Keycloak)
https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-security-oidc
There’s a lot wrong with how Apple does business, but tracking transparency isn’t one of those.
The Italian government taking the side of advertisers instead of consumers.
The Italian government taking the side of advertisers instead of consumers.
December 22, 2025 at 8:27 PM
There’s a lot wrong with how Apple does business, but tracking transparency isn’t one of those.
The Italian government taking the side of advertisers instead of consumers.
The Italian government taking the side of advertisers instead of consumers.
I reached the point I feared: now the only thing left to build is the 68k version of the wmap editor.
December 22, 2025 at 11:17 AM
I reached the point I feared: now the only thing left to build is the 68k version of the wmap editor.
wiki-plugin-wmap is now available!
A plugin for federated wiki that allows you to render wardley maps from wmap syntax.
You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
* example […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
A plugin for federated wiki that allows you to render wardley maps from wmap syntax.
You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
* example […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
December 22, 2025 at 11:13 AM
wiki-plugin-wmap is now available!
A plugin for federated wiki that allows you to render wardley maps from wmap syntax.
You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
* example […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
A plugin for federated wiki that allows you to render wardley maps from wmap syntax.
You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
* example […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
Pretty happy to reach this point for the wmap #fedwiki plugin.
It took a while to understand the plugin format, but I think wiki-plugin-markdown and wiki-plugin-graphviz werevery helpful.
I'll have to go through my code again and simplify, as I included a […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
It took a while to understand the plugin format, but I think wiki-plugin-markdown and wiki-plugin-graphviz werevery helpful.
I'll have to go through my code again and simplify, as I included a […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
December 21, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Pretty happy to reach this point for the wmap #fedwiki plugin.
It took a while to understand the plugin format, but I think wiki-plugin-markdown and wiki-plugin-graphviz werevery helpful.
I'll have to go through my code again and simplify, as I included a […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
It took a while to understand the plugin format, but I think wiki-plugin-markdown and wiki-plugin-graphviz werevery helpful.
I'll have to go through my code again and simplify, as I included a […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
github is the internet explorer of version control
December 19, 2025 at 2:14 PM
github is the internet explorer of version control
Now available: version 4.3.0 of Map, the wardley map app for macOS!
- New: Now with iCloud Drive collaboration support
- Under the hood: It now uses a new parser + a tree-sitter based syntax highlighter.
Check it out over here: https://map.tranquil.systems
- New: Now with iCloud Drive collaboration support
- Under the hood: It now uses a new parser + a tree-sitter based syntax highlighter.
Check it out over here: https://map.tranquil.systems
map — wardley maps for mac — home
Map is a wardley map editor for macOS that uses a simple language to easily create and edit maps.
map.tranquil.systems
December 19, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Now available: version 4.3.0 of Map, the wardley map app for macOS!
- New: Now with iCloud Drive collaboration support
- Under the hood: It now uses a new parser + a tree-sitter based syntax highlighter.
Check it out over here: https://map.tranquil.systems
- New: Now with iCloud Drive collaboration support
- Under the hood: It now uses a new parser + a tree-sitter based syntax highlighter.
Check it out over here: https://map.tranquil.systems
first attempt at a book binding, with a simple pamphlet binding. Not bad. I used twice as much thread as I needed though.
Very relaxing activity!
#bookbinding
Very relaxing activity!
#bookbinding
December 19, 2025 at 1:44 PM
first attempt at a book binding, with a simple pamphlet binding. Not bad. I used twice as much thread as I needed though.
Very relaxing activity!
#bookbinding
Very relaxing activity!
#bookbinding
me: I thought I unsubscribed from your newsletter?
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December 18, 2025 at 5:52 PM
me: I thought I unsubscribed from your newsletter?
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email marketer: see no, you unsubscribed from our marketing list, but not our news, special updates, events, announcements, seasonal, product or notes from our ceo lists
no mamen lol, el panadero británico tiene razón. México no tiene cultura panera, y la mayoría de bolillo y telera apesta. Les duele la verdad
#pan
#pan
December 17, 2025 at 3:17 PM
no mamen lol, el panadero británico tiene razón. México no tiene cultura panera, y la mayoría de bolillo y telera apesta. Les duele la verdad
#pan
#pan
Reposted by céline didone
"Why should I care about open source?"
It’s about control. When you use closed apps like Chrome or Vivaldi, you are just renting. If they change direction, you have to migrate.
Open source guarantees continuity. Waterfox only exists because Firefox is open. When Mozilla adds AI crap you don't […]
It’s about control. When you use closed apps like Chrome or Vivaldi, you are just renting. If they change direction, you have to migrate.
Open source guarantees continuity. Waterfox only exists because Firefox is open. When Mozilla adds AI crap you don't […]
Original post on mastodon.derg.nz
mastodon.derg.nz
December 17, 2025 at 12:47 PM
"Why should I care about open source?"
It’s about control. When you use closed apps like Chrome or Vivaldi, you are just renting. If they change direction, you have to migrate.
Open source guarantees continuity. Waterfox only exists because Firefox is open. When Mozilla adds AI crap you don't […]
It’s about control. When you use closed apps like Chrome or Vivaldi, you are just renting. If they change direction, you have to migrate.
Open source guarantees continuity. Waterfox only exists because Firefox is open. When Mozilla adds AI crap you don't […]
Reposted by céline didone
"Let us be the repository of your passkeys" and "We may terminate your account at any time and permanently refuse to communicate with you" ... seems like a bad combination?
December 15, 2025 at 3:56 PM
"Let us be the repository of your passkeys" and "We may terminate your account at any time and permanently refuse to communicate with you" ... seems like a bad combination?
Good progress with the wmap wardley map parser work.
* tree-sitter-wmap syntax works, and can be used in neovim + I rewrote the map editor to use it for highlighting
* wmap-parser-swift is reasonably fast( ~14µs on my test map), and now used by map
* wmap-parser-js is similarly fast (~16 µs) […]
* tree-sitter-wmap syntax works, and can be used in neovim + I rewrote the map editor to use it for highlighting
* wmap-parser-swift is reasonably fast( ~14µs on my test map), and now used by map
* wmap-parser-js is similarly fast (~16 µs) […]
Original post on friendship.quest
friendship.quest
December 14, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Good progress with the wmap wardley map parser work.
* tree-sitter-wmap syntax works, and can be used in neovim + I rewrote the map editor to use it for highlighting
* wmap-parser-swift is reasonably fast( ~14µs on my test map), and now used by map
* wmap-parser-js is similarly fast (~16 µs) […]
* tree-sitter-wmap syntax works, and can be used in neovim + I rewrote the map editor to use it for highlighting
* wmap-parser-swift is reasonably fast( ~14µs on my test map), and now used by map
* wmap-parser-js is similarly fast (~16 µs) […]
i set up ipv6 and all i got was this lousy t-shirt
December 13, 2025 at 8:03 PM
i set up ipv6 and all i got was this lousy t-shirt
this sucks! I hope he recovers his data.
Depending on companies with an increasing amount of money and decreasing amount of humanity is a big risk. We’ve been lured by convenience and put in a very vulnerable position.
I admire self-hosted services like Immich and such, because they offer an […]
Depending on companies with an increasing amount of money and decreasing amount of humanity is a big risk. We’ve been lured by convenience and put in a very vulnerable position.
I admire self-hosted services like Immich and such, because they offer an […]
Original post on friendship.quest
friendship.quest
December 13, 2025 at 11:32 AM
this sucks! I hope he recovers his data.
Depending on companies with an increasing amount of money and decreasing amount of humanity is a big risk. We’ve been lured by convenience and put in a very vulnerable position.
I admire self-hosted services like Immich and such, because they offer an […]
Depending on companies with an increasing amount of money and decreasing amount of humanity is a big risk. We’ve been lured by convenience and put in a very vulnerable position.
I admire self-hosted services like Immich and such, because they offer an […]
there's an intermittent beep in the house that I can't locate, and it's going to drive me over the edge
- it's very soft so it's hard to pinpoint location
- it's very irregular so I can't hot-or-cold it
- it doesn't sound like any beep I've heard in the house before
It could also be something […]
- it's very soft so it's hard to pinpoint location
- it's very irregular so I can't hot-or-cold it
- it doesn't sound like any beep I've heard in the house before
It could also be something […]
Original post on friendship.quest
friendship.quest
December 11, 2025 at 11:28 AM
there's an intermittent beep in the house that I can't locate, and it's going to drive me over the edge
- it's very soft so it's hard to pinpoint location
- it's very irregular so I can't hot-or-cold it
- it doesn't sound like any beep I've heard in the house before
It could also be something […]
- it's very soft so it's hard to pinpoint location
- it's very irregular so I can't hot-or-cold it
- it doesn't sound like any beep I've heard in the house before
It could also be something […]
I'm actually enjoying using macos in increased contrast mode. I haven't tried all the apps, but so far everything looks nicer.
I do use my screen with "More Space", so maybe it's just my eyesight is not ready for that resolution + glass
I do use my screen with "More Space", so maybe it's just my eyesight is not ready for that resolution + glass
December 7, 2025 at 9:20 PM
I'm actually enjoying using macos in increased contrast mode. I haven't tried all the apps, but so far everything looks nicer.
I do use my screen with "More Space", so maybe it's just my eyesight is not ready for that resolution + glass
I do use my screen with "More Space", so maybe it's just my eyesight is not ready for that resolution + glass
deleting the auto-generated github workflow file when you run `gleam init` feels like uninstalling the carrier bundled software from a phone
#gleam
#gleam
December 5, 2025 at 9:34 PM
deleting the auto-generated github workflow file when you run `gleam init` feels like uninstalling the carrier bundled software from a phone
#gleam
#gleam
I like small windows, so I made a compact style sheet for @kagihq
Results vary by query, but it's more effective when you have widgets.
Kagi is the website that I use the most, so it makes a huge difference in my day to day how many results I can see.
I […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
Results vary by query, but it's more effective when you have widgets.
Kagi is the website that I use the most, so it makes a huge difference in my day to day how many results I can see.
I […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
December 4, 2025 at 10:54 PM
I like small windows, so I made a compact style sheet for @kagihq
Results vary by query, but it's more effective when you have widgets.
Kagi is the website that I use the most, so it makes a huge difference in my day to day how many results I can see.
I […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
Results vary by query, but it's more effective when you have widgets.
Kagi is the website that I use the most, so it makes a huge difference in my day to day how many results I can see.
I […]
[Original post on friendship.quest]
I'm finding it fun to do the advent of code puzzles in gleam because recursive functions and conditions feel satisfying.
It's pretty evident though that my brain isn't used to solving problems this way because I tend to work with different types of programs.
It's pretty evident though that my brain isn't used to solving problems this way because I tend to work with different types of programs.
December 4, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I'm finding it fun to do the advent of code puzzles in gleam because recursive functions and conditions feel satisfying.
It's pretty evident though that my brain isn't used to solving problems this way because I tend to work with different types of programs.
It's pretty evident though that my brain isn't used to solving problems this way because I tend to work with different types of programs.