EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON YOUR FRAME OF REFERENCE BUT THAT IS A HARD CONCEPT TO GRASP IN THE DYING MINUTES OF A SPORTBALL GAME
Here's another book which is a course text for module TB872: doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-7...
I'm finding this book interesting as part of my MSc in Systems Thinking: doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84996-...
Not much happening in my feed lately....has the action moved elsewhere and I missed the cue?
Or is there another view here that would show more messages etc?
I was thinking of inviting some other people to check out Bonfire and the cafe seemed like the logical place, but then I don't post much here these days either....
Not much happening in my feed lately....has the action moved elsewhere and I missed the cue?
Or is there another view here that would show more messages etc?
I was thinking of inviting some other people to check out Bonfire and the cafe seemed like the logical place, but then I don't post much here these days either....
Unreadable links on bonfire.networks hacking page:
@bhaugen ops, that's a problem with the light theme, if you click the moon icon in the top-right that theme should work better, will report the bug anyway thanks!
What can I do to make them visible?
Looking at View Source, those unreadable sections are marked . for example, classic
Unreadable links on bonfire.networks hacking page:
Here is the log paste.debian.net/1305864/
@fishinthecalculator yeah that one is fixed 👍
@mayel my bad! I forgot to attach the file 😞 thank you for your quick response! I'll try later this afternoon
Here is the log paste.debian.net/1305864/
@fishinthecalculator Cool stuff! 😊 I don't see the log but assume it's a known bug we had in the last release. Will trigger a new release (though can't promise there won't be other bugs, lots of work in progress at the moment while we work towards stabilising the codebase...)
@mayel my bad! I forgot to attach the file 😞 thank you for your quick response! I'll try later this afternoon
Hello everyone, I implemented a #Guix System service [0] for #Bonfire that I'm running on a physical machine [1] at home. It uses the OCI image under the hood and I took most of the implementation details from CoopCloud's recipe.
Bonfire starts correctly but when I go to the signup page I get a 500 error. I'm attaching the log for the request. It seems to me a bug or some strange boolean comparison but I still don't know elixir good enough to understand. Do you have any inputs on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks!
@fishinthecalculator Cool stuff! 😊 I don't see the log but assume it's a known bug we had in the last release. Will trigger a new release (though can't promise there won't be other bugs, lots of work in progress at the moment while we work towards stabilising the codebase...)
Hello everyone, I implemented a #Guix System service [0] for #Bonfire that I'm running on a physical machine [1] at home. It uses the OCI image under the hood and I took most of the implementation details from CoopCloud's recipe.
Bonfire starts correctly but when I go to the signup page I get a 500 error. I'm attaching the log for the request. It seems to me a bug or some strange boolean comparison but I still don't know elixir good enough to understand. Do you have any inputs on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks!
#Pradarules
@anhnguyennguyen thanks for your words 😊 we plan to keep using this instance beyond the beta phase to keep showcasing beta features and test it in the open (and potentially co-design new features with users) - but federation will remain disabled. We do not want to have a flagship instance, but rather support users and communities to setup their own, eventually easing the hosting process bonfirenetworks.org/hosting/
@ivan great call not wanting to have a flagship instance! One a project goes that route it's very challenging not to have the flagship instance's priorities take precedence over everything else.
@anhnguyennguyen
@anhnguyennguyen thanks for your words 😊 we plan to keep using this instance beyond the beta phase to keep showcasing beta features and test it in the open (and potentially co-design new features with users) - but federation will remain disabled. We do not want to have a flagship instance, but rather support users and communities to setup their own, eventually easing the hosting process bonfirenetworks.org/hosting/