dormant Alex Cleac @alexcleac@mastodon.technology

I've used pleroma for some time and I think that I generally like it, so @alex will become my primary account. Please follow it, because this account will have decreased activity.

This account will remain for testing #Olifant though (at least until I figure out simple enough way to test it without an actual server)

@bleakgrey @wolf480pl @alex well...pleroma allows HTML posts to be sent, so supporting correct rendering of HTML would be rather good thing to have. Though it is just too much work to do, so I think I'll end up with something I have at the moment :)

@wolf480pl @alex basically, yes. Here I presumed that <p> tags are followed by other <p> tags, so closing of paragraph creates line break which is needed to display the paragraph...

But I've just figured out that I should remove only leading <p> tag, while replacing every other with line break.

@wolf480pl @alex because GTK markup does know nothing about paragraph HTML element 😔️

@jlhertel mastodon is somehow resource hungry thing actually. I've tried hosting a server once, and it required pretty much resources.

Some time ago I saw a recommendation to run Mastodon on a 2-core system with at least 2GiB of RAM. For comparison, I am now running pleroma and it takes 200 MiB of RAM and about 15% CPU when I am actively using it.

Just configured my own pleroma instance. Feel free to follow me: @alex

@alan this is why I dream of using Algebraic Effects for every single kind of side effects 😁

Knowing, how to read RFC's just helped me in my work to predict, how can I get ISO 639 from `window.navigator.language` . Especially knowing how to read ABNF-notation 😁

@musicmatze true story... I was wondering if #Pleroma has this figured out 🤔

https://haskell.love

Tomorrow

#Alpine has firefox in community repo. And it actually works on Raspberry Pi 3b+

@kev oh, thanks for clarification. I have too much gaps in my network administration 😅

@jordan31

@andrioid Django and similar frameworks that promise to "solve all developers problems".