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by jlelse 6y ago
jlelse's Blog I blog about all things I'm interested in. https://jlelse.blog
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by jlelse 6y ago
There's a lot of hype and I don't understand why too. They don't even offer custom domains yet.
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My Current Wiki Approach(jlelse.blog)
4 points by jlelse 6y ago|0 comments
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by jlelse 6y ago
So true! It's quite visible during Corona restrictions..
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by jlelse 6y ago
Nice list! And thanks for including my blog too.
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How I curate links for my blog(jlelse.blog)
1 points by jlelse 6y ago|0 comments
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by jlelse 6y ago
None in Germany, any reasons? Google is very common here and more people should get aware of other alternatives.
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by jlelse 6y ago
I built a self-hosted tool (for myself) that sends form submissions via email: https://git.jlel.se/jlelse/MailyGo
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by jlelse 6y ago
Miniflux + Pocket. RSS / Atom / Json feeds are the way I subscribe to content and then read it either in Miniflux or Pocket. I rarely visit sites directly.
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by jlelse 6y ago
I've build something like this using Hugo as a SSG and a custom Micropub-backend that commits new content to a Git repo and pushes it to a Git hosting platform. That then triggers a CI build for the site generation and upload to the we
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by jlelse 6y ago
There's also Nitter, which doesn't require sign-in: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
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by jlelse 6y ago
Thanks for this link! This is something I definitely want to take a closer look at. ( https://jlelse.blog/thoughts/2020/05/serverless-fassd/ )
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by jlelse 6y ago
Thanks!
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by jlelse 6y ago
How to use this plugin with a Caddyfile?
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by jlelse 6y ago
I always do it like this: sudo sh -c 'wget -qO- distro.tools/install/node | sh'
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by jlelse 6y ago
How do you want to do server provisioning with 100 times the users you have currently? Just curious because it seems like a lot of effort to setup every server manually.
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by jlelse 6y ago
Thanks!
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by jlelse 6y ago
This looks pretty similar to https://lobste.rs/ Is it the same codebase?
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by jlelse 6y ago
The name "Zeit" was very confusing for Germans. "Zeit" is the regular word for time and there's also a newspaper called "Die ZEIT".
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Why HN readers don't have a blog(jlelse.blog)
2 points by jlelse 7y ago|0 comments
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by jlelse 7y ago
I responded to some of the comments in my latest blog post: https://jlelse.blog/posts/why-no-blog/
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Ask HN: Why don't you have a blog?
31 points by jlelse 7y ago|25 comments
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by jlelse 7y ago
Looks nice
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by jlelse 7y ago
Codeberg servers for example are in Germany. But this was run in the USA on SourceHut itself, so it's no wonder SourceHut has the highest performance score when things like TTFB count in. That seems a bit unfair to me.
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Help the environment by NOT buying a new iPhone (2019)(jlelse.blog)
12 points by jlelse 7y ago|2 comments
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by jlelse 7y ago
True, there are still exceptions that don't work well with Docker and Flatpak.
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Why I use tools like Docker and Flatpak(jlelse.blog)
1 points by jlelse 7y ago|2 comments
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by jlelse 7y ago
"Blog" comes from "weblog" and logs usually have some time of timestamp, right? Especially when using time-relative words like "lately", I always check out the date of the post to see how relevant this piece is
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by jlelse 7y ago
IndieWeb and ActivityPub can play well together. I for example am part of the IndieWeb using my blog. But my blog also supports ActivityPub, so that people can follow it using Mastodon for example and ActivityPub replies get translated to w
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by jlelse 7y ago
My blog is https://jlelse.blog/ . I write about a lot of different things. It's my platform. What other people would use Twitter for, I use my blog.

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