Lukas Winkler @lukas@mastodon.lw1.at

@badrihippo Good news: It seems like the planned 2.0 version will be based on PHP.
Bad news: It won't be FOSS anymore:
https://github.com/usefathom/fathom/issues/268

@badrihippo With those limitations it is probably best to stay with Matomo or maybe http://www.openwebanalytics.com/

@badrihippo
Hi,
That really depends on what you consider Lightweight. I guess the best way is to simply try it out.
But if you really only need the most basic features, you take a look at one of the other selfhosted, FOSS analytics solutions.
- https://github.com/usefathom/fathom
- https://ackee.electerious.com/
- https://github.com/sheshbabu/freshlytics

@funkwhale
Hi, I just updated my instance (without docker) and even though I have little experience with Funkwhale, everything worked perfectly fine (including the two scripts for the existing data).
Thanks for the great work!

@22decembre
Hi,
While you can of course use Matomo on OpenBSD and import logs (https://matomo.org/docs/log-analytics-tool-how-to/),
I think the software you mean is https://goaccess.io/

After many months of work, I have now finally finished my Bachelor's Thesis on how water travels through the solar system by analysing 1375 simulated protoplanet collisions.

https://video.lw1.at/videos/watch/15108d24-2e82-473c-8a20-8e8e08de788e?loop=1

A short summary for non-astronomers:
https://lw1.at/en/bachelorarbeit

#Astronomy

@Zianor Ich würde entweder Keepass (oder vielleicht KeepassXC) empfehlen oder Bitwarden selbst gehostet (vielleicht mit bitwarden_rs)

@fedilab @fireglow A maybe a bit easier way would be setting up to restart Apache when it crashes. But as Apache should never crash without a reason, I would really check the errorlog or syslog

@toogley Hi, honestly I am mostly using my instancy to try out peertube and upload my own videos. Apart from that I am not using it that much. And the other reason why I am only following few others is that as I am hosting it on my domain, I think that some people might expect that all the videos you can see there are by me (or at least endorsed by me).
So I only want to follow instances where I can be really sure that I agree with all videos. But maybe that's just me overthinking it.

@boud @syndikalista @switchingsocial@mastodon.at Many thanks for the correction. I still meant open source. I don't know if it is everything, but at least the frontend and lots of backend services can be found at https://github.com/adsabs/ under the MIT license.
The third party dependencies are really a pitty as especially the JS files could be served from their host.

Maybe I'll try to contact them about it if I find some time.

@syndikalista @switchingsocial@mastodon.at
I'm an Astronomy student and in Astronomy there is the amazing ADS (https://adsabs.harvard.edu/) that allows searching for papers, is maintained with funding from NASA and I think is in large parts open source. So I never had to use Google Scholar as it makes it far easier to search and filter.

So maybe look if there is something similar for your research topic.

@tfb @switchingsocial@mastodon.at One large German news website has written a library that does this for share buttons:
https://github.com/heiseonline/shariff

@kantel Hallo,
Ich verstehe, dass manchmal ein Update schiefgehen kann, wenn der Server gerade im falschen Moment überlastet ist und der Server-Timeout dann genau das Entpacken der neuen Dateien unterbricht.
Aber bei dir passiert dies mit einer solchen Regelmäßigkeit, wie ich es sonst nirgends gesehen habe.
Könntest du mal (beim nächsten Mal) genauer nachschauen, was das Problem ist, damit es reproduziert und behoben werden kann?

Ever wondered how to easily visualize the results of collision simulations?
Probably not, but I created a tutorial using the amazing #ParaView:
https://video.lw1.at/videos/watch/470a188e-e6d0-4531-9ba3-43361564df27

BTW, @switchingsocial@mastodon.at I just checked that if you also provide your two fonts as woff2 then most browsers would only have to load 17KB and 24KB instead of 32KB and 75KB reducing the size of the size by about a third.

@switchingsocial@mastodon.at @jlelse @toogley

All fonts on Google Fonts are under a FOSS license as far as I know. So you can browse there for a nice font and then download it from the creator (ideally as WOFF and WOFF2 to save space).

But of course there is also nothing wrong with using the system fonts (I'm a fan of websites not looking the same on every platform but just equally good).

@rugk Never new they were doing this.
You can see all patches and UA changes here: https://github.com/mozilla/webcompat-addon/tree/master/src/data