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This is a very cool idea ! imagine a Grafana dashboard for Fedify with all the important metrics !
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I was born and grew up inside an authoritarian Tibetan Buddhist hippie community that slowly revealed itself to be a cult. Why am I telling you this? Because once you have lived inside a coercive system, you begin to recognize patterns that others ma...
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L’open web a gagné la guerre des standards. Il est en train de perdre la guerre de l’attention.
peut-on encore faire marche arrière ?
individuellement oui, mais collectivement c’est déjà plus compliqué… comme le démontre la difficulté de sortir ses amis proches des réseaux privatisés.
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Public statements by Israeli leaders, and reports of biblical rhetoric inside the U.S. military, show how this war is being wrapped in religious language. When states frame bombing campaigns through theology, prophecy, or sacred enemies, they move away from secular democratic accountability and toward a dangerous fusion of militarism, religion, and political power.
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My Eleventy site builds 3,400+ pages with data from over a dozen APIs (GitHub, Funkwhale, Last.fm, YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky, and several Indiekit endpoints). The initial build was taking 38 seconds, and incremental rebuilds — triggered by a single...
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When U.S. and Israeli officials or commanders tie war to biblical enemies, divine plans, or sacred destiny, they reveal a political logic closer to religious nationalism than to secular democracy. That fusion of state violence and theology is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes, whatever flag they fly.
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Three days of performance work on the Indiekit stack — memory optimization, Core Web Vitals, and build-time improvements. This one gets technical. The Problem: OOM Kills in a 3 GB Container The site runs on Cloudron in a container with 3 GB RAM. Elev...
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RSS feed innovation from Manton, meet Inkwell
https://www.manton.org/2026/03/09/introducing-inkwell.htmlPermalinkFor those using micro.blog, this is a clever way to integrate one’s reading experience with micro.blog
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Just updated indiekit-deploy (indiekit docker/compose based deployment)
Changes Summary
- Plugin versions aligned (package.core.json + package.full.json)
Plugin Old New syndicator-bluesky 1.0.14 1.0.19 endpoint-syndicate beta.34 beta.36 endpoint-microsub 1.0.41 1.0.43 endpoint-homepage 1.0.19 1.0.22 endpoint-activitypub 2.2.0 2.8.0 endpoint-github 1.0.7 1.2.3 - indieauth.js patch added
- Copied from Cloudron — fixes redirect URI validation that rejected hyphens/dots in paths
- Added COPY line to docker/indiekit/Dockerfile
- routes.js patch synced
- Two-tier rate limiting (session 50/15min, API 1000/15min) instead of single 250/15min
- Added content negotiation routes for ActivityPub
- Eleventy submodule updated
- From f5f77cb to 48160a5 — 131+ commits of fixes including OG batch spawning, a11y audit, PageSpeed optimization, design system compliance
- –expose-gc added to watcher
- Enables post-build GC hook in eleventy.config.js and OG batch spawning GC
- Atomic release swap implemented
- Builds to /data/site/releases/TIMESTAMP/, atomically swaps symlink at /data/site/current
- All 3 Caddyfiles updated: root * /data/site → root * /data/site/current
- First-run migration handles existing flat /data/site volumes
- Keeps 2 releases for rollback
- Watcher heap increased to 2048 MB
- Was 1536 MB, now matches Cloudron’s production setting
- Needed for OG batch spawning during incremental rebuilds
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I see you’re having fun ! Happy to see someone re-using parts of the work I have been doing in the last month ! long live to indiekit !
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We As Men Must Do More, and We Must Do Better
https://brennan.day/we-as-men-must-do-more-and-we-must-do-better/PermalinkVery good points in this call for men’s to do more & better, I’ll probably come back to this post because there is a lot of food for thought !
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Interesting concept but unless I misunderstood my blog doesn’t fit their mental model, my blog is 99% written by me, a human, and 0.9% of my posts were written with AI assistance, it doesn’t make my blog non-human.
I also have something most blogs/sites don’t have at all : AI usage transparency per post, visible both on the frontend and via JSON-LD for machines.
I suspect some sort of AI transparency usage labels are going to become default in the future because in a World of slops site owners will want to differentiate what is human-made and what isn’t, with enough granularity so that AI usage levels are properly understood.
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manton.org
techdirt.com
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