Lukas Winkler @lukas@mastodon.lw1.at

@cb In case you want to use it as a reference:
I recently wanted to try out hugo and created https://guides.lw1.at/ (https://github.com/Findus23/guides/) using https://github.com/yihui/hugo-xmin/ as an inspiration and trying to keep CSS and HTML to a complete minimum.

@cb You can read about it here: https://nitter.net/DiodeZone/status/1482787570706628608#m

@jakob Das ist mir in letzter Zeit auch immer mehr aufgefallen, da ich eine neue Peertube Instanz erstellt habe und von Anfang an follower manuell akzeptiert habe.
Aber was mir aufgefallen ist, dass das Ablehnen von Follower-Anfragen nicht viel bewirkt, da die Instanz einfach einen Tag später eine neue Anfrage erstellen kann. Oder übersehe ich eine bessere Methode?
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/2143

@freebliss Thanks to you and @eaon for the info. I learned something new again.

@freebliss I am not 100% sure, but I don't think one can clone a git repository from a static HTTP hosting.
You can try out something like `GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 git clone --verbose https://github.com/torvalds/linux.git` to see the exact HTTP requests git makes and I think it first POSTs some data to the server and the git server then responds with the right data.

@linos Falls es dich interessiert: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/de/reports/at.gv.oe.app/latest/

@o0karen0o @gnome @conservancy
This is definitely helpful to others organizing events.
We are quite happy with the cooperation of https://empreintedigitale.fr/ who help with the technical details and server capacity.

@o0karen0o @fosdem I fully agree. I'm currently working on creating a FOSS conference (matomocamp.org) and inspired by FOSSDEM we try to use only FOSS software for everything. And while it's not plug-and-play, it looks like it is definitely possible (even for our much smaller team) to get something working with #BigBlueButton, #Nginx for streaming a recording of BBB, #Matrix for Chat and #Pretalx for schedule and organizing.

@mondstern
They are both using weblate :)
@Bubu 's weblate inspired me too look into Weblate more as I was aware of its existence, but never really used it before.
And now that we were looking for a new translation platform for Matomo, I remembered it and now we migrated everything over (to the instance hosted by the weblate team) and it's working pretty well.

@3rik I know #Matomo pretty well, but I might be biased (as part of the Matomo team) 🙂
I never got around to testing plausible in more detail, but it looks like a pretty nice Matomo alternative.

@Bubu BTW: Thanks for posting about #weblate frequently. It made me look into it a bit more and I'm really impressed at how user-friendly it is.
We are now migrating 1.8M words of translations for Matomo to Weblate: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/matomo/

@manu The other way is to stay on Debian testing all the time. This way the visual changes are more gradual :)
But I have to say that I'm really happy with the Debian/KDE/Plasma combination.

@matl I think this is because all updates (until today's) were not stable releases, but beta releases and if you haven't set Fdroid to automatically update to pre-releases, these updates get ignored.

@proactiveservices
Unfortunately it seems like the DoNotTrack header is slowly dying as apart from Matomo nearly everything ignores it or uses it as another bit to identify users.
The standard isn't updated anymore in years: https://github.com/w3c/dnt/commit/5d85d6c3d116b5eb29fddc69352a77d87dfd2310
And Apple removed the support from setting the header in Safari.

@tallblondeguy @glitchtip
You're welcome. I wanted to create an issue mentioning the guide in case you were interested, but I honestly just forgot.

And many thanks for GlitchTip. It works great and does exactly what I expected from Sentry, but stopped using as it needed too much resources and had too many features for the very few exceptions I am tracking.

@cb Gnuplot has a huge list of output formats including plain text (http://www.bersch.net/gnuplot-doc/complete-list-of-terminals.html) and can plot a lot of different plots (http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net/demo_5.4/), so this might help you.

@manu @amj

Kmail is just the GUI, it has nothing to do with the E-Mail fetching or notifications.
All of this is handled by akondai and you can simply stop it by running `akonadictl stop`.

And if you just dislike the notifications, you can simply disable them in the notification settings.