@rosano To be honest, I'm not good at drawing either xD. But I learned a trick a while ago which is to start drawing on top of an existing image :). I did know how to use Photoshop though, but you could do something like this with any graphic design program. It's just a matter of adding layers one after another and retouching until it looks decent.
This is the picture I used as a base:
@rosano You can actually se my hand "drawing it" in my header (which I just realized was broken in Mastodon π ). But I drew it with photoshop, not by hand xD.
@rosano Yes :) Did you think it was auto-generated by a program or something?
@rosano π I'm always thinking that I should remake it some day, but in a way I like its weirdness xD
Yes please! More lifetime, and less subscriptions. And not just for content sites, I've been using apps for years that I haven't paid a cent because of the subscription model. But I would buy them in an instant. Don't underestimate "finished products".
https://hackersincorporated.com/episodes/lifetime-pricing-is-underrated
If you enjoyed The Social Dilemma documentary, I recommend watching this: The A.I. Dilemma
@android10 Awesome, thanks!
I always share what I'm doing here :) https://noeldemartin.com/now
@VincentTunru Hey thanks, it sound interesting but that isn't my problem with upgrades. I always format to start from scratch, and I like that. The traumatic part is that I want to install or use something I was relying on, but it's not available anymore :(. I don't think Fedora Silverblue solves that, right? The idea of rolling back is nice, but if I'd be willing to do that I could just stay in the same version of Ubuntu forever xD I don't for security concerns and such.
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@android10 I'm curious about something though. You're using Synology for file syncing (first time I hear about it). Did you consider NextCloud or do you have any reasons why it's better/worse? That's the one I'm thinking on using :) In particular, I'm thinking on having a hybrid cloud/homelab setup (most files in the homelab, some folders synced across cloud/local). Not sure if it even makes sense, but that's the idea I have in mind at the moment.
@android10 That's awesome, thanks for sharing :D. I was thinking on doing something similar myself, but I was totally thinking on using Docker and not even looking at Kubernetes. Among other things because I don't know anything about it, and I've heard enough people saying it's overkill for most projects that I don't even want to spend any time learning it.
If you ever wanted to build a #Solid App you might be interested in participating in #Inrupt's April 2023 #hackathon an even win a prize https://www.inrupt.com/event/solid-hackathon/home
Also, be careful if you're using faker-js because it is not tree-shakeable either! I found out about this because using it in one of my tests increased my production bundle to 3MB O.o https://github.com/faker-js/faker/issues/1791
#TIL none of my libraries were actually tree-shakeable because I wasn't declaring "sideEffect": true in the package.json π οΈ
@deadsuperhero @smallcircles @andy Hey thanks for the ping! (and thanks Sean for the nice comments on my apps :D)
I've written some follow up on codeberg in case anyone's interested to see my opinion on some of these things: https://codeberg.org/postmodern/hubris/issues/1#issuecomment-806214
@smallcircles @gabriel @panda The Data Utility Company (the ones in charge of introducing Solid PODs in Belgium) did a presentation about what they're doing last year, you can check it out if you want to learn what they're doing https://vimeo.com/709214424#t=610
I watched it a long time ago, but I seem to recall they're giving PODs to each citizen but are vetting which apps can be used, so it's not as good as we'd like but at least it's Solid so it opens to door for more interoperability in the future.
There is no need to be afraid of creating your own vocabulary for #solid apps. If you do traditional JSON you are actually inventing your own terms all the time without thinking about it. With #RDF you still can use your own terms but you don't have to reinvent the wheel by reusing schema.org and others where applicable.
Thanks to everyone who attended my talk yesterday, From Zero to Hero with Solid!
If you missed it or want to watch it again you can get the recording here: https://video.fosdem.org/2023/H.1301%20%28Cornil%29/sovcloud_from_zero_to_hero_with_solid.mp4
(it should eventually appear on the event page but it's taking some time)
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Problem Solver. Software Architect. Entrepreneur.
Making Solid apps (solidproject.org), and pondering what to do next.