Third bug report: you’ve probably noticed a few CSS glitches (1), but there’s also one when replying to code-formatted text (2).
Fourth bug report: please note that I’ve added descriptions for both screenshots.
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Third bug report: you’ve probably noticed a few CSS glitches (1), but there’s also one when replying to code-formatted text (2).
Fourth bug report: please note that I’ve added descriptions for both screenshots.
Second bug report: I tried to insert both code snippets in the same post but I couldn’t add anything after the code part in the first post. There wasn’t any newline after this portion. I’d like to maybe have a newline automatically inserted after a code block, if there’s none, when cycling with tab ?
Third bug report: you’ve probably noticed a few CSS glitches (1), but there’s also one when replying to code-formatted text (2).
First bug report: of course, both were meant as code (using the three backticks).
Second bug report: I tried to insert both code snippets in the same post but I couldn’t add anything after the code part in the first post. There wasn’t any newline after this portion. I’d like to maybe have a newline automatically inserted after a code block, if there’s none, when cycling with tab ?
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(defun microblog ()
"Microbloguer avec toot(1) et twtxt !"
(interactive)
(let ((message (read-from-minibuffer "Message : ")))
(shell-command
(concat "sh ~/.emacs.d/microblog/microblog.sh "
(shell-quote-argument message)
))))
First bug report: of course, both were meant as code (using the three backticks).
I’ve developed this, translate as needed: 1/3
#! /usr/bin/sh
if test $(echo $1 | wc -c) -le 140; then
/usr/bin/toot post "$1" &&
/home/oceane/.local/bin/twtxt tweet "$1" ||
echo "Je n’ai pas pu poster sur ActivityPub, je ne posterai donc pas non plus sur twtxt !";
else echo "Ce message dépasse 140 signes et ne peut pas être posté !";
fi
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(defun microblog ()
"Microbloguer avec toot(1) et twtxt !"
(interactive)
(let ((message (read-from-minibuffer "Message : ")))
(shell-command
(concat "sh ~/.emacs.d/microblog/microblog.sh "
(shell-quote-argument message)
))))
I’ve developed this, translate as needed: 1/3
#! /usr/bin/sh
if test $(echo $1 | wc -c) -le 140; then
/usr/bin/toot post "$1" &&
/home/oceane/.local/bin/twtxt tweet "$1" ||
echo "Je n’ai pas pu poster sur ActivityPub, je ne posterai donc pas non plus sur twtxt !";
else echo "Ce message dépasse 140 signes et ne peut pas être posté !";
fi
@Oceane fyi each instance can decide which types of file are allowed to be uploaded (.jpg .png .pdf etc)
wonder if you have in mind specific ways to enhance the security?
@ivan Sorry, I was talking about the way Bonfire seemed to fetch images by following hyperlinks, not about files that were uploaded on an ActivityPub server.
But this might be far-fetched? What difference would it make with a malicious instance user uploading illegal files directly?
Excuse me but these previews don't seem very secure. They're either cached or directly fetched through the user's connection aren't they? What if they're illegal files?
@Oceane fyi each instance can decide which types of file are allowed to be uploaded (.jpg .png .pdf etc)
wonder if you have in mind specific ways to enhance the security?
I'm going to sleep, good night everyone!
@Oceane @mayel @versolalto @silmathoron, great idea - @dajb did some great work on thinking how open badges could work in a federated environment docs.google.com/presentation...
def something on our (not really short) list 😊
@ivan Hmm so now I'm just replying to you by default?
Yep, it might be the 7th time both Doug and I get mentioned in a thread about this (generally, I mention him)
On a network of 3 millions of users, with a strong “Mozilla Firefox” culture, you could generate a few millions of dollars a year of revenue with that right?
They should be paying you to develop it
FYI, I was trying to insert a few copyrighted ePub files, and the composer wasn't showing attachments. So I've tried to insert a PDF, and then, 0x0.st/HxeE.png
Excuse me but these previews don't seem very secure. They're either cached or directly fetched through the user's connection aren't they? What if they're illegal files?
@mayel @versolalto @silmathoron I'm not trying to speak on behalf of the Mastodon developers but there seems to be less and less bugs, that's an amazing job
Also if you were to add OpenBadges compat I'd want an “early investor” badge (y'know, “early social investor”)
@Oceane @mayel @versolalto @silmathoron, great idea - @dajb did some great work on thinking how open badges could work in a federated environment docs.google.com/presentation...
def something on our (not really short) list 😊
OK, this looks like I'm going to insert a PDF. But,
FYI, I was trying to insert a few copyrighted ePub files, and the composer wasn't showing attachments. So I've tried to insert a PDF, and then, 0x0.st/HxeE.png
Bug 2: sometimes the page refreshes and when I write a reply it erases the post to which I'm replying. #bonfire_feedback
@Oceane uhu this is new! does it happen often or in any specific circumstance or page?
I don't know if you noticed it but for the “sort by” and “limit to” fields to be effective in the right column filter, you need to fully refresh the page. #bonfire_feedback
@Oceane yep, we're still refining and testing that feature 👍️
Well it looks like some post has been munched by a horde of goblins.
Did I tell you how satisfying it was to type with the Luciole font? Thanks again 😍
OK, this looks like I'm going to insert a PDF. But,
OK so I can attach an ePub document, but not with a text field?
Well it looks like some post has been munched by a horde of goblins.
Did I tell you how satisfying it was to type with the Luciole font? Thanks again 😍
OK so I can attach an ePub document, but not with a text field?
For example, here I'm trying to attach a PDF and an ePub document.
For example, here I'm trying to attach a PDF and an ePub document.