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by sodimel 4y ago
Why using python3-django on debian instead of a venv and the last lts of django from pypi on your script[0] ? [0]: https://github.com/no-gravity/web_app_from_scratch/blob/main...
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by sodimel 4y ago
Buying an old refubished computer and running whatever web server on a small & efficient linux distro is not really cheap in the beginning (since you've got to spend a few $ to buy the computer that will be a small home server), bu
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by sodimel 4y ago
I think tags would not be recognized by browsers. I just select the link (triple click) and right click > open link in new tab.
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by sodimel 4y ago
That's another level of work :P I created the whole https://misc.l3m.in/txt/ trying to prove a point with a friend (the point was something like "you can start a blog right away if you have a domain name and
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by sodimel 4y ago
(this txt file is not an html element, it's lighter than a traditional webpage because of my poor connection and the fact that I'm self-hosting my website)
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by sodimel 4y ago
Twitter does all of it's loading using js calls, there's no content on a twitter page without js, and it makes me sad [0]. [0]: Another small rant here: https://misc.l3m.in/txt/html.txt
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by sodimel 4y ago
I did a calculation a while back [0] that showed that there's 30x more js than html on the web today. [0]: https://misc.l3m.in/txt/js_ratio.txt
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by sodimel 4y ago
> If Small Web would actually worked, we would be discussing this on Small Web right now. You mean discussing about lightweight websites on a website that weights less than 100KB? That would be incredible for sure :D
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by sodimel 4y ago
(you can point to images in gemini pages, you just can't display them, and it changes my way to consume this content)
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by sodimel 4y ago
I wanted to mention offpunk but I forgot! (edit: done) (I read your posts on your gemlog as well as the french ones on your blog, thank you very much for writing all of these posts)
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by sodimel 4y ago
Thanks! I found that you need to add some kind of magic chars [0] at the beginning of the txt file in order to display utf-8 chars (prevent this Ã©Ã Â :P), here's how to do it: echo -e "\xef\xbb\xbf\n" > myfilename.t
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A Reflection on the Small Web(misc.l3m.in)
55 points by sodimel 4y ago|55 comments
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by sodimel 4y ago
I've seen some comments on twitter (like this one [0]) that are saying that the complexity of programs in different languages is not the same and that is impacting results. Is someone willing to develop this for me (since I don't
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by sodimel 4y ago
It still exists, a young developer has recreated myspace (you can edit html & css on your profile!!1!): https://spacehey.com/ Here's a list of cool profiles to look into (may contain dead links): https:/&#x2F
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by sodimel 4y ago
This kind of content has found it's way on todays web on https://spacehey.com :)
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by sodimel 4y ago
We're using bugherd too, works fine but it's not very ergonomic for 50+ projects. So we made something to display unassigned issues, all issues by last comment date (if it's not a comment from our team), last issues created,
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by sodimel 4y ago
I love how when visiting their plotly page[0] you can see their tests, like "Plot 955 copy copy copy copy" :) [0]: https://chart-studio.plotly.com/~governing/#/
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Choosing the Right Collection(arthurminduca.com)
1 points by sodimel 4y ago|0 comments
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by sodimel 4y ago
Navigation is done by hand , remove spam.txt from the url and you're in the index (a small html page listing other posts).
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by sodimel 4y ago
It may . It wouldn't hurt though.
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by sodimel 4y ago
I always use plain text for HN-related content (it preserves my connection if the link becomes viral (didn't work yesterday)), but for my "official" blog (in french) I only use html/css + my open source php backend (no j
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by sodimel 4y ago
I want to see their pdfs, but I don't want to have to sign up for their newsletter in order to get it. If I find something interesting I will contact the owner of the website or share what I find (using https://links.l3m.i
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by sodimel 4y ago
Some french blogger did this to people contacting him for putting sponsored content on his website. The text on his contact page literally start with "warning: if you want to pay me to put something on my site your email address will b
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by sodimel 4y ago
Oh, ok. On this folder ( https://misc.l3m.in/txt/ ) there is a link to my main website (won't post the link here in order to reduce the load) and I thought you were talking about it :P Keep refreshing like anyone (I
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by sodimel 4y ago
That's pretty neat! I should set up something similar for my domains that keep being spammed.
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by sodimel 4y ago
My tiny webserver is fine, but my connection is pretty low today, preventing you to even reach my server :( Keep refreshing, maybe you will find a way to this txt file :P
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by sodimel 4y ago
The site is not down, but my poor upload connection prevent you all to have access to this glorious txt file, sorry :(
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by sodimel 4y ago
I usually search "tempmail service" on some search engine and take a random link.
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by sodimel 4y ago
If you're speaking about l3m.in I removed unused chars from the font I load (using the super tool on fontsquirrel website) in order to make it lighter. I save the banner images in webp format too (with a liiiittle bit of gaussian blur
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by sodimel 4y ago
I usually use the char from https://codepen.io/chriscoyier/pen/iLKwm :D

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