@demoakracia Lo sé. Lo digo para que te resulte más fácil :(
mirla (mirla@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 02-Oct-2017 16:13:06 EDT
mirlaMe parece una hipocrisía igual a la del Rajoy que los machirulos en vez de pedir disculpas por sus actuaciones machistas tratan ahora de limpiarse la cara publicando podcasts sobre mujeres geek. La mierda huele mal aunque se la tape, compañero. Pedir disculpas no es tan difícil. Ni olvido, ni perdon.
@demoakracia Un tema muy interesante en el que justo pensaba vot. Kali tiene un parche para ello muy interesante. O te lo puedes haver a mano, también. @mirla @jordila
@clacke I've done it using isso as comment system on my blog. Any comment on the post in gnu social would go to the blog and viceversa. Pretty abandoned, but it didn't need much work to finish it (it would need A LOT of refactoring, though). @ckeen
Storm Dragon (storm@social.stormdragon.tk)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Sep-2017 14:12:46 EDT
Storm DragonI have been impressed with bash's ability to create websites. the bashblog script is greate, and nanoblogger seems pretty cool as well. Both of them are missing some stuff I would like, so I am attempting to write my own. My problem mainly with bashblog is the fact that is uses Twitter and Disqus for comments, both of which I do not use. Also, it relies on the environment variable for editor, and sometimes that may not be set.
My version tries to guess the editor and falls back to nano as a default. You can set it in the config file if you want as well. It generates the config on the first run as .bashtmlrc. The project is called bashtml. An example of its ability is at the BasHTML site. I'd love to have some help on this, let me know if you are interested in contributing.