Posts by hugot@mastodon.nl
(DIR) Post #9owoUgZ9joqaEiH06K by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-14T08:55:50Z
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@GinaI have sinned, sending spiritual euro your way 😳
(DIR) Post #9ozFpxutVgd7CxjTQu by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-15T13:03:59Z
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@gcupc@artlogic @codesectionsIf that' s the case, a SSH tunnel to a vps with TCP keepalive enabled or a vpn like wireguard could work too.
(DIR) Post #9ozo4S0vnoJL36dQfY by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-15T19:35:50Z
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@codesections@gcupc @artlogicYou mean more than just the one you're using for SSH?Honestly I doubt that the problem is in the #openWRT router, but maybe you can test this by hooking another pc up to its WAN port. Assign static ips to the pc and the router on a new subnet to so you have a little "external"/network and try to ssh in from there. If that works well you'll know the modem is the culprit.
(DIR) Post #9p5D10pFttz4VAQkWO by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-18T10:08:59Z
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@veer66Ye a lot of distros replace vi with vim when it's installed. I was honestly confused about it when I first got into programming
(DIR) Post #9p5rKDQNHOFpFDVJpY by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-18T10:12:50Z
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@schestowitzThis is surprising to me. How did you find out about this? Do you have some source I can check out? 😯
(DIR) Post #9p6SDz2HYl17BZ7usq by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-19T00:34:08Z
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@tromino @veer66 Most distros do, it's just that as soon as you install vim, vi gets replaced with a symlink to vim on a lot of distros, so people don't experience the difference anymore :P
(DIR) Post #9p6T6405JkYMDit0TI by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-19T00:43:54Z
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@veer66 @tromino I'm pretty sure they do
(DIR) Post #9p6TZJSSvPVYYl6luq by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-19T00:47:49Z
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@veer66 @tromino
(DIR) Post #9p6U6Vf2ZmOVxiosEq by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-19T00:54:54Z
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@veer66 @tromino Oh I misunderstood, I thought you meant to say that debian didn't replace vi with vim xD
(DIR) Post #9pERbqQcfSrUkb0Njk by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-22T21:04:46Z
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@fatboyNot surprised either, and It's likely that they will get away with it in court too. We can't rely on laws to fully protect our privacy, it's our own responsibility. The more consumers become aware of this, the more people will #deletefacebook . Let's hope that they turn towards a floss alternative when they do. 🙈
(DIR) Post #9pFFEjEYFMcRU5WuWG by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T06:20:31Z
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@pea@Koreko Fedilab has been working great for me
(DIR) Post #9pFFh3WgOSVUWpWBZg by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T06:25:37Z
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@Koreko@pea that's unfortunate, I've only had it crash a couple times while running in the background, but never while using it 🤷♂️
(DIR) Post #9pGU8IbE3JZFc2UIOu by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T20:40:13Z
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@fedilab what does #Fedilab use for oauth authentication? Do you have some sort of webserver setup to handle that?
(DIR) Post #9pGUqS3uERmphZxLay by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T20:50:17Z
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@fedilab Well I mean, in order to do oauth, you need to have a server to redirect to right? The typical flow would be to have your server request client secrets and ID's for each instance and provide your users with tokens like in the example here: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/api/authentication/Your server would have to provide a redirect_uri so that the mastodon instance can redirect to that to provide an authorization code, which you can use to retrieve an acces token, etc.How is this implemented for fedilab?
(DIR) Post #9pGcb5Tmi7X0x8FHZQ by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T22:17:08Z
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@fedilab Ah, right! Should have thought of that. Too bad custom url schemes and the like are not an option for my platform :(Oh well, I've hacked together a little server and all is good now, was just curious how you had solved the same problem :)
(DIR) Post #9pGdDdsvExjefCO6ZE by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-23T22:24:09Z
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@fedilab I have thought of that, I am dynamically requesting credentials (creating apps) for instances I haven't authenticated against before.Here is my code: https://github.com/hugot/generic-mastodon-authenticator . It's not much and I'm relatively new to #golang, but it works! 🐵
(DIR) Post #9pIrhTHJ1m3y84pYki by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-24T23:26:29Z
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@pea Yeah display-wise the linux desktop still has some tough edges. Anything that isn't a single screen with a permanent orientation is pretty wonky :/ Other than the display everything should work out of the box though right? 🤞
(DIR) Post #9pJcN62uOGrG86snT6 by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-25T08:59:00Z
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@freemo would be funny if mastodon supported being a HTTP tarpit. Like: in stead of banning the spam accounts, just make each connection for that account hang indefinately and do nothing when it times out. See how long it takes before they notice 😜Related article: https://nullprogram.com/blog/2019/03/22/#mastodev
(DIR) Post #9pJeCpdYk8kwFdG81I by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-25T09:19:35Z
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@freemoHaha yeah that'll work too, does take up more storage though I imagine. But then again in the grand scheme of things that's probably a negligible amount 🤓
(DIR) Post #9pKWSu7HFgMOIlGwOO by hugot@mastodon.nl
2019-11-25T10:18:24Z
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@atonal440 Controversial? I don't know. Very true? Definitely!