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hey #indieweb folks, as promised I've started to find a way to donate some time, hardware, and expertise to those looking to carve out some space online. To that end I've got a #VM running #yunohost on some mostly-idle hardware in my basement. If anyone would like to use some self-hosted services or perhaps put their own small website up on the internet, let me know and I'll help you out!
#boost if you know someone who needs this
#websites #blogging #smallweb #personalsites #webdev #mutualaid
My former employer, @OCCRP, just went live with their new website, and it's pretty slick!
https://www.occrp.org/en
This is bitter-sweet for me.
On one hand, glad to see them have a new site, finally! The old was a mess.
OTOH: I had designed and built the infra that hosted their site through Panama Papers (arguably OCCRP's big break). It did not rely on external CDNs or "DDoS-protection" providers.
That infra is no longer in use as of today. Replaced by Google. 🥲
🧵👇
🌜 🦉 Things I did today: my websites now automatically switch to a dark theme if your browser has one.
- https://www.davidrevoy.com/
- https://www.peppercarrot.com/
David Revoy - Artist, Instructor, using only Free/Libre and Open-Source software since 2009.
Website of David Revoy, artist and instructor using only Free/Libre and Open-Source software since 2009.David Revoy
It's NEVER ok to lock people out of a webapp because their User-Agent doesn't match your predefined list. 😡
Especially webapps they need to manage their healthcare.
(I am in fact using one of the browsers on this list, your code just isn't able to tell.)

#webdev
- a #webdev to install an e-commerce site that allows people to purchase tokens to then exchange for digital files (lots of red tape thanks to #ThePatriarchy , I can explain later)
- the same or another web dev to change the existing #wordpress theme on my website toplesstopics.org with something cleaner and more video-focused
http://vanilla-js.com
I'm looking for either a high-level explanation of this system that doesn't seem to rely on the usual "max_id"/'since_id" boundaries, or an actual implementation of it.
Thanks!
#help #webdev