Some time this week people on here were posting their .opml files (exports of feeds, blogs and websites they were following with their #RSS reader).

I took a few hours today to go through many of those blogs and found quite interesting, quirky and delightful sites.

I already read quite interesting or entertaining thoughts of many people from all over the world today, but the "blog" category in my news reader is still overflowing with unread blog posts right now. So still lots to read in the coming few weeks

Looks like #MetaGer also implemented #Google queries via https://serper.dev/ now. It costs only 1 token per request, which is the same as #Brave and #Mojeek. Let's see how the search results turn out with this.

Enteignen, Demokatisieren, gemeinwohlorientiert Verwalten! Ein lesenswertes Plädoyer von @netzpolitik_feed 
https://netzpolitik.org/2024/ein-plaedoyer-holen-wir-uns-das-internet-zurueck/

Trying to mass-delete older posts and shares on my #ktistec instance without prior backup turned out to be a bad idea

The docker container running on my tiny 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM VPS suddently started crashing and restarting every few seconds.

Turns out, ktistec is doing some(?) tasks in the background now, hogging the CPU and loads of RAM, which eventually leads to crashing the container. Creating a swapfile stabilized the situation until the cleanup(?) tasks are done. We will see whenever it finishes.

Remember: never start fiddling without doing prior backups...

I did some basic explanations and screenshot-showcase of my new bookmarking / note taking #PHP web application #rememori: https://src.jayvii.de/pub/rememori/index.html#features

Suggestions for new features (and coding style...) are very appreciated!

#Fennec #FDroid has not been updated in months and apparently has known vulnerabilities. So which webbrowser are #privacy contious #Android users using these days? There is always #Mull & #Mulch from #DivestOS, I suppose. #Firefox

Been working on a simple bookmarking client ("rememori") completely written in #PHP, without any data base in the back, but instead based on simple .txt files.

The features include (for now):

1. tagging (only one per note),
2. a simple search through all your notes,
3. automatic title-fetching for URL-notes,
4. a simple API endpoint for programmatically adding new notes (I imported all my linkding bookmarks via three lines in bash and #curl),
5. #RSS feeds for individual categories (so you can use it as read-it-later application together with an RSS reader

As my #selhosted (and often self-written) tiny webservices start to mount in numbers, I fell the need to setup a small link-tree style landing page, listing all of them, rather than putting them up somewhere on my "normal" website: https://jayvii.de

Easy enough with static website generators like #hugo (which I use for all static sites anyways)

And finally came around reworking #yt2html as well in lieu to https://social.jayvii.de/objects/ceSWAqOpqTk

It's full #PHP now, rather than the weird hack of PHP running an #rstats script in the background.

Try it here: https://video.jayvii.de
Help with development here:  https://src.jayvii.de/pub/yt2html/

Reworked my tiny #tw2html webtool that let's me check and "follow" streams on #Twitch. Checking is now done client-side via #JavaScript instead of the much slower server-side #PHP procedure. The new procedure checks 30 streams in well under 1 second.

Feel free to try it out here: https://twitch.jayvii.de/