Pull to refresh is a weird concept. And a pain in the butt to implement properly.
Pull to refresh is a weird concept. And a pain in the butt to implement properly.
Why is it so difficult to get moving in the mornings?
It's been a minute since I've watched free-to-air TV. I can feel my eyes glazing over...
I'm testing calls to the omg.lol API again. Don't mind me
I think my next hyperfocus is going to be building a multiplatform status.log equivalent.
I have a desire to try and build a #MAUI #Blazor hybrid app, and working with the #omg.lol API seems pretty fun. Plus, I'm a bit jealous that the current app is apple-only
I couldn't see any docs on the #some.pics API, and I'll have to figure out the OAuth flow, but surely it shouldn't be hard?
It's not static, but I've added JavaScript to load replies to my weblog.lol posts (the ones that are linked to a friendica post, anyway). So you can visit the the weblog and see the conversation as a comments thread, then link off to interact with the conversation on your own instance (if you "log in" first).
I really should do a full write-up of what I've done with my site so far... Maybe after I commit to putting it on my main domain.
A new version of #Wavebox has afforded me the incentive to reorganise all my apps/tabs.
In doing so, I realised something: apart from numbering, it's organised like a #JohnnyDecimal system! I've got Spaces for Areas, Groups for Categories and "Apps" and/or pinned tabs as individual ID points. All other tabs are temporary and will be trashed when I close the browser.
I've done some pretty fancy stuff with #CSS in the past, but nothing quite on the level of DOOM Scroll: https://codepen.io/cobra_winfrey/pen/oNOMRav
Sometimes I just can't help myself. My https://deathau.weblog.lol site now has a fediverse "login" — you enter fediverse handle and it will look up your avatar and subscribe link via webfinger, saving those to local storage. Then, it replaces all the links to my friendica instance with links to that same post in your instance (as per the subscribe link).
I just need to figure out how to get the reply/reblog/like counts of my posts in there, too.
Hooray! I've managed to rig things up so that future posts from status.lol post directly to https://deathau.weblog.lol/ This is part of a wider effort to both migrate my website to omg.lol and consolidate my online presence. There is still a lot of work to do in this regard, but this felt like a solid step in the right direction.
(The previous post was supposed to also be a test of my new workflow for adding status.lol posts to my blog, but I messed something up with env variables, so I'm going to use this post to test instead)
I just want to shout out @[email protected] for running a great service with even greater support 👍
Please ignore this post. I'm just testing something. For SCIENCE!
How does one "social"?
Okay. Fastmail is cool.
I've been using it for a while now, but I only just realised that the way I have things set up, not only does it not matter what goes before the @, but I can have an unlimited depth of subdomains. As long as it ends with my domain, I'll get the email.
Does anyone know of a good #mobile #keyboard that I can use hand-held? I want to be able to type on something with actual tactile feedback (I hate touch screen keyboards) but doesn't sacrifice portability by having to set the phone down somewhere while I type.
(My brain seems to be on overload right now)
How do you get motivated for a big, fairly ambiguous task that you really don't want to do?
Why, of all things, does #Bluey know how to press my emotional buttons? I don't even know why I'm getting emotional.
I'm not the kind of person who cares about numbers like likes or follower count. I'm not, nor do I ever aim to be, an "influencer".
But I do kinda wish I had more followers just so I had more people around to help answer whatever random question I have on my mind at any given moment.
An unforeseen benefit of assigning #JohnnyDecimal IDs to everything (and cleanly distinguishing between what I consider "public" and "private" stuff) is that I can refer to private stuff in public without actually mentioning it.
For example, I can complain about how complex [401.12] is and how hard it is to debug, and as long as I don't get into specifics, it's perfectly fine.