@prologic holy shit that’s awesome! Congraulations! 😄👏

I finally did it!!! 😱 😳😂🤣😆

OMG!!! I’ve solved the second layer 🤣😂🥳

@screem@yarn.yarnpods.com Yeah it would seem that Protocon mail is a bit more personal here? I’m not sure, I know nothing about it 😂

@screem@yarn.yarnpods.com But you said:

Waiting for Github to reflect changes on a web page

So I took that to mean Github Page’s infra that acts on a Git Webhook, triggers a rebuild and publish of the “static site”. Are you talking about something else entirely? 🤔

Whenever I’ve used it, it’s never instantaneous. Could be something to do with using Cloudflare as a registrar that slows it down? 🤔

@prologic@twtxt.net scratch that. Now I think more about it, installing bridge would be fine, just wouldn’t be able to do the same for a pod I was hosting for someone else, if they use protonmail.

@screem@yarn.yarnpods.com I’ve always found Github Pages to be quite instantaneous in the past Hmmm 🤔

@prologic@twtxt.net Yeah, it’s interesting for sure 😂 was thinking of maybe running it through Gmail first but need to read up a bit on how I’ll make that work with potential email spoofing

@ullarah@txt.quisquiliae.com What a great idea! I only know of one or two persons there, through other folks. Sadly none directly. I wonder how we go about getting a Pod or two up in NZ 😅

IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 setup - ProtonMail Support

@screem@yarn.yarnpods.com Just reading up a bit on Protomail’s SMTP/IMAP support. I’m not actually familiar with this. It seems a bit strange – Some kind of “Bridge” thing you need to set up on your host and then maybe you can set some appropriate SMTP_ env vars? 🤔 But I’m not 100% sure 😅

@prologic what about New Zealand? Know anybody there? 😅

@darch Correct 😆 I should have been more specific and say Souh Africa 😂

@prologic@twtxt.net Africa is not a country, but a continent consisting of many countries. But Australia is kinda both at the same time… right?

Are there any working registries for twtxt out there? Seems the ‘official’ one is no longer?… I know Antenna can return registry format from the gemini world. Any others?

@eldersnake@yarn.andrewjvpowell.com How about installing a small wind turbine in addition? 🤔

Waiting for Github to reflect changes on a web page is like going to the super market. Sometimes you’re just in and out, other times you get stuck behind someone taking a stroll and going the same way you are.

@david@netbros.com Yeah, I’ve had a really good run, going weeks at a time without even having to think about it, but if I happen to get a few cloudy days in succession it can be a bit dicey sometimes! My battery isn’t actually in the greatest health and will need to be replaced at some point, but it’s fine for now.

@prologic@twtxt.net How do you mean? 🤔

@somebody@netbros.com Haha nice Avatar! 😅 Welcome to Yarn.social 🥳

@david@netbros.com The “impossible” to “pass up” here I believe is various rumours around the place that Microsoft actually offer their products at a -ve dollar value just to win a contract and licensing deal. I don’t know how true this is as I have no direct evidence, but if true, this has to be illegal and at worst “antitrust” and “anti-competitive behaviour”.

Plex + Xteve is absolutely amazing. Would recommend. 👌

@somebody@netbros.com hey! I agree, pretty neat avi you were given. Welcome to your pod, mate, I hope you get to feel right at home!

Oh, what a cool avatar I have serendipitously gotten! I don’t know if I want to change it. I don’t have to. I won’t.

@david@netbros.com Hey, interesting link and discussion.
I think everything was screwed up when we stopped having the concept of directories, and the resources were not files, like on some Restful APIs and such.

And then the frameworks place their own ideas for managing routing. I’ve had the question, what’s ‘better’?

My preference as a user are shortest URLs although I get the point of the trailing slash and the correctness behind the absolute and relative links.
I leave this link as an additional ref https://blog.cdivilly.com/2019/02/28/uri-trailing-slashes

@thecanine@twtxt.net the numbers are on the enterprise usage. Through their market penetration, Microsoft offers deals that are hard to pass, or makes product adoption a vital piece to grant licensing to other products, thus “bundling” them in a “sweet” deal, making it hard—if not impossible—to pass.