Posts by agates@podcastindex.social
(DIR) Post #AHB5cDP6N1adcWcCjQ by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-07T18:33:11Z
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@Brycicle I just started using this. Been writing podcasting 2.0 proposals in it. Have it synced with Nextcloud.
(DIR) Post #AHB6PaTtMHDLNnOkfg by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-07T18:42:08Z
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@Brycicle It was easy once I figured out the correct webdav url. No issues at all.It's not really compatible with other note apps and that's the only complaint I can see, but that's not a deal breaker.
(DIR) Post #AHJm6ZNFkHEvCzrzH6 by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-11T22:41:31Z
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Adam Curry: The reason why we even can discuss this is because we have no businesshttps://podverse.fm/clip/t6b8Jc7pN
(DIR) Post #AHJzbtUgHzZVzSbxK4 by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-12T01:38:20Z
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@Afflicted Happens all the time. They follow random people on the fediverse.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3QMQ2GCzvOy09I by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-13T18:32:31Z
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@mitch Yeah I'd use Matrix if I were you.At least until XMPP becomes more prevalent around here
(DIR) Post #AHOR3REembasdcLJgm by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:09:52Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon Element is a front end client for Matrix, not a server.Mattermost is something else entirely, like a self-hosted chat. It's okay, though it's been a while since I've used it.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3S91P2gFSQiKXo by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:19:39Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon Correct. You'd only want to host your own Element web instance if you want to send people to something like element.podverse.fm. But any matrix client can connect as long as you create a Synapse server.A word of warning, I've heard running a Synapse server can become somewhat of a headache due to data usage and other administrative overhead (users forgetting their encryption passphrases etc). Definitely do some more research even if it seems like just a 1-click deploy.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3T2g47CSF2kmIK by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:24:43Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon If you want to consider XMPP I've heard Prosody is a great option. I would be happy to help you test drive that as I'm going to end up setting up an XMPP server myself, hopefully soon-ish, for live chat on NATube.Basically it's the middle ground between IRC and something like Matrix.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3TvGn8ruyMINO4 by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:43:15Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon Basically the reason why XMPP will be useful for you is you'll be able to provide XMPP accounts on behalf of Podverse users in order for them to participate in live XMPP chat rooms advertised by live streams.It's utilizes decentralized identity sort of like ActivityPub, but for chat.The only reason the issue of identity hasn't been an issue in the No Agenda live stream world is they all only use one IRC sever (zeronode) so they haven't had to create multiple accounts.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3UPOz6yIToORM0 by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:43:56Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon Of course this is probably one of those things no one will listen to me about until the run into the issues I'm predicting. Lol.
(DIR) Post #AHOR3VPnF8sXbJaGbQ by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-14T04:55:41Z
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@mitch @brianoflondon Yes and in the mean time you really don't need to run your own server to use Matrix. It's pretty common to start out with a room on matrix.org and go from there.For the developer communication it all works, just have to pick one.
(DIR) Post #AHQLzy6QWhLz0XqrWy by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-15T03:17:27Z
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@bufordk I was going to get a PineTab but they appeared to be sold out. Settling for a samsung, unfortunately.
(DIR) Post #AHRNOGCv9vkfDkzpdg by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-15T15:07:43Z
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@jcbrand I started doing this with Python just over a year ago. Having it done for me automatically as opinionated tooling and a conscious ahead-of-time decision has been very nice.It's amazing how much effort and mental overhead we can put into formatting!
(DIR) Post #AHRQTEHa2ibEYsEjho by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-15T15:42:15Z
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@jcbrand I wonder if @dave has any input on this from the RSS world?
(DIR) Post #AHUn0DLFLJRTfJxsTg by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-16T21:57:51Z
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@dave Spread?https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Spread_syntax#spread_in_function_calls
(DIR) Post #AHXaCBn6Db6AOvFhiK by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-18T14:27:41Z
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@StevenB @adam @dave @coldacid Steven, what are you using for date/time logic?I highly recommend Moment.js with the timezone addon. It works around the atrocious javascript Datetime and retains timezones for you.https://momentjs.com/timezone/Or maybe this luxon thing is what they recommend now, who the hell knows lolhttps://moment.github.io/luxon/
(DIR) Post #AHXaCChooiT7Epn07c by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-18T14:38:45Z
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@StevenB @adam @dave @coldacid That's why I recommended moment.js, I've done it.
(DIR) Post #AHXaCDZhaNZPvx026q by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-18T14:54:13Z
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@StevenB Looks like Luxon may be the better option for modern support for stuff like this. I don't think it was around when I used it.Important for other languages, if that matters to you.https://moment.github.io/luxon/#/intl?id=intlThe meridiem is then handled by the locale I think?https://stackoverflow.com/a/68120205/4875332
(DIR) Post #AHXaCEVU7Xn6pA2BAu by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-18T14:55:05Z
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@dave @StevenB 🤷 it's javascript so probably
(DIR) Post #AHXklGWlbBkwlgyeX2 by agates@podcastindex.social
2022-03-18T16:39:59Z
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@csb From their feed:2022-03-14T05:00:00.000Zhttp://mp3s.nashownotes.com/pc20rss.xml