Hello all!
I joined tilde.club a couple days ago, and I had the idea to improve the webring
so that it has "next" and "previous" links, so that you actually can follow the
ring to the end and arrive where you started, one page after the other.
Since this can only work if every page has the webring snippet in it, I have
made it so that participation is opt-in: only users with a ~/.ring file in their
home are used.
The implementation is fully server-side, so browsers without javascript enabled
can enjoy it as well.
I explain in detail how to join the webring at
https://tilde.club/~cosarara/ring_info.html
And you can see it in action at https://tilde.club/~cosarara/
I would expect people to get creative with the presentation of the
snippet. Say, instead of "Previous page" and "Next page" having
<- -> or unicode arrows, or using an old style image map, etc.
It would be cool if they didn't all look the same, is my point.
Right now, the ring has only 2 users in it (me, ~cosarara, and ~deepend), so it
is quite short.
If you like the idea, please join!
And if you don't, or have questions, just reply to this thread :)
Peace,
~cosarara
I get pretty regularly blocked from tilde's nntp (pretty much every time
Comcast flickers and we get a new IP address) but this business of
timeouts reaching the server at all is new. Is all of Comcast under
interdict, or am I just stuck in a block with a bunch of bad actors?
(Not much choice of ISP in South Jersey. And I love you tilde but I'm
not setting up a VPN just for you.)
Hi all
I think I missed a prompt somewhere... here's a quick message to introduce myself (http://tilde.club/~bupkes).
My name's Matt. I am in my mid-forties and I live in a town called Lewes just near Brighton on the south coast of the UK.
I'm married and we have a 12yo kid and a cat.
I've had a few jobs in the past, most of my twenties in a record shop but now I work for a charity.
My job is basically working with blind people (generally older people) explaining how to use various bits of technology.
Many people I work with have never used a computer before and can't see what I am talking about, so it can be tricky :)
For fun at work I play with VR stuff which - surprisingly, I guess - works really well with people who have poor vision.
At home I enjoy playing with Python and doing cryptic crosswords. Every week my wife and I do a twitch stream (https://www.twitch.tv/bupkes_)where we (and a bunch of people in chat) do a puzzle.
Anyway that's me, or at least a bit of me.
I'm here to meet people and learn new things.
See you around.
Matt / ~bupkes
Hello all,
Hope you are all staying safe in this weird world we are living in right
now.
Out of all this we all still keep on keepin' on .. We have now setup a
news server on tilde.club
which also peers with many other tilde server news servers. You can
connect from anywhere by pointing your NNTP client to:
news.tilde.club Port: 119
It's still a fairly new service however there are people posting. So
come on by and add to or create new conversations :)
Thanks
~deepend
TONIGHT ON TILDERADIO !!
from 01:00 - 02:00 UTC (Sun) (9-10PM EDT Sat)
"THE INTERGALACTIC WASABI HOUR"
.. a live DJ set by me, snowdusk!
Please tune in on
https://tilderadio.org
or
point your media player to:
https://radio.tildeverse.org/radio/8000/radio.ogg
Just a bit of a background:
"The Intergalactic Wasabi Hour" is a continuation of "The Intergalactic
Wasabi Mix" which livestreamed on anonradio.net from August 2015 until
this month. My Internet radio show has found a new home on tilde.club
(THANK YOU TILDE.CLUB!).
On this show I mix classic and current electronic (mostly dance) music
with occasional random babbling DJ talkovers. I was going to start the
new show next weekend but WTH, let's JUST DO IT now!
JOIN US TONIGHT at 9PM EDT on tilderadio.org !
Join us on IRC chat too! irc://club.tilde.chat:6697 in the #tilderadio
channel (web interface is available too (just change the channel to
#tilderadio) -->
https://web.tilde.chat/#/connect?join=club
Please spread the newz. Thank you, world!
For more information about the show and to check out my past live mixes,
pls go to my homepage https://tilde.club/~snowdusk
snowdusk
Definitely didn’t intend that as an advertisement. It was just follow-up from a much-earlier conversation about floppy disk labels, sharing the result since so many people offered me ideas. I can see how it could have come across as such but it wasn’t my intention. Sorry about that.
On Jun 1, 2020, 9:27 AM -0400, Jeffrey Paul <sneak(a)sneak.berlin>, wrote:
>
>
> > On Jun 1, 2020, at 06:14, David Friedman <david(a)ironicsans.com> wrote:
> >
> > The video is the first in a series on Instagram for AARP featuring poetic odes to objects from the 80s and 90s.
> >
> > https://www.instagram.com/p/CAxnVlCAtGP/
>
> I was under the (perhaps mistaken) impression that this list was for noncommercial use, but here is an advertisement.
>
> Am I incorrect?
>
> Best,
> -sneak
You're the perfect group of people to turn to for help with this.
I'm working on a video where a significant prop is an old box of 3.5" HDD
disks. I managed to get an old unopened box of pristine disks and labels.
Now I need to write on the labels and make them look like someone has
actually been using these disks, circa 1990-2000 or so.
All the labels should feel real, but they can't use trademarks. So they
can't say "AOL installer" for example.
I've got up to 50 of these, and I'm open to ideas. The gist of what I've
got so far is:
Term Papers
Personal Letters
Mouse Driver 1.1
Fax/Modem Software
Soundcard Driver
NEW Soundcard Driver
Mom's Spaghetti
Pixel Racer Man
Shoehorn DB
PCI Bus Ethernet Drvr
CD-ROM Device Driver
Installers
Very Important Data
BBS SysOp
1337 Warez
You get the idea. Send me your suggestions!
David
Hey ~clubbers!
Just a quick note of a change on tilde.club.
We have added "/usr/bin/nice -n 19" to all user crons to try and help the system cope with the amount of user crons that are being run on a regular basis.
Please leave this in your crons. And users adding crons please also use this command ahead of your commands in cron.
Thanks everyone :)
Hello ~club!
This is just a notice that I will be updating tilde.club to fedora 32 on
Sunday. No specific time as my life isn't that organized. However
it'll probably be later in the day so maybe between 7pm and 11pm
mountain time. I will be creating a snapshot of the system just in case
the update goes badly so I can restore back to the previous state.
If you cannot access tilde.club due to massive failure I have a status
update page setup at https://status.tilde.club
~deepend
