sadness @sadness@social.yesterweb.org

hey guys i added some custom emojis to the server!!!

after a day of fighting with php, I have a much more polished version of the link directory I've been working on: https://tmp.sadgrl.online/yester-surfer/view/

If you want to submit some websites, you can here: https://tmp.sadgrl.online/yester-surfer/submit/

The url will definitely change when it goes fully live, but for now I'd like to beta-test the actual functionality!!

I plan on hopefully also making a similar setup to my websurfer project so you can 'surf' through pages... but I'm not quite there yet!

this is me, perpetually

this is so comforting

linux makes me feel really good sometimes but sometimes it makes me cry 😭

new page on the yesterweb site! https://yesterweb.org/community.html

I would love to have a Physical server but I don't know Anyone who actually owns property

where we droppin boys

😔 sometimes life be like horse plinko

cryptoland is real and it can hurt me

the end is near: https://peertube.social/w/iHHqNQvf3h9NW8Hu6ejg4H

I finished the gemini portal today! https://yesterweb.org/gemini.html

head empty no thoughts

I think I finally realized why I'm terrible at microblogging. I can either write one line or 5000 but nowhere in-between

(also I am aware that I could probably done this with the rclone CLI interface but I don't trust myself with that much power just yet)

i FINALLY have a good local setup to edit and push changes to my site. i ended up using rclone and rclone-browser (the latter which is no longer maintained - but hey it still works!)

then, I downloaded a copy of my site locally. now, when I make a change, I just open rclone-browser and click 'upload', tweak two small changes and then click 'sync' and it will sync ONLY the pages I changed!!!!

working locally will allow me to find/replace stuff across all of my pages, so I don't even need a SSG!

it seems like 99% of the self-hostable FOSS stuff requires an insane amount of setup: installing dependencies, building the app yourself, etc.

every once in a while i come across a unicorn that has a single command to get everything set up. is this as complicated for devs to implement as it seems?

why are apps SO HUGE? i tried self-hosting https://www.getsiteinspector.com/ on my webserver which literally just checks your site your broken links and it somehow maxes out my RAM and CPU 😭

like. something like this should NOT be enormous!!