Hello everyone!
First off.. Hope you are all doing well and Happy Holidays!
Has been great to see tilde.club come alive again and we hope we can continue to provide a service that people will enjoy and use.
On that note I would like to find out what the community would like to see tilde.club become.
Reply to this topic with ANY suggestions of additional services or improvements we can be making to the tilde.club experience. Please note:
SSH login now requires key. Password authentication has been turned off. Stop by IRC or shoot a mail to root@tilde.club if you need help getting back in now that password auth is disabled for SSH.
Thanks everyone!
~deepend, ~club:
The same to you! Nothing like cozying up next to the fireplace with a terminal and a cup of tea.
I've been admittedly absent for much of the past few weeks, and it was only on a whim that I logged in today to see your message. Responding to a call like this isn't something I normally do, but I'm interested in helping this little corner of the Internet survive in any little ways that I can. I encourage anyone who may feel similarly to me (read: more inclined to read and consume than to write and produce) to break your mold and hit reply. (Or type something in the IRC box, or make a thing for your page, or whatever suits you.)
To your question:
1. I think it would be nice to have weekly or even biweekly email threads, perhaps with prompts or topics. Stuff like "what are you working on right now?" or "what's the dumbest mistake you've ever made on a hacking project?" would interest me, but any sort of prompt would be alright.
2. Perhaps there should be designated times for meeting up on IRC? Maybe this already exists and I've just been absent, but it would be nice to know when more people might be on. I've pinged the channel a few times in the past and not gotten much of a response despite there being several people in the channel.
3. If possible, it would be cool if we could somehow encourage ~club members to update their pages. Maybe someone could put out weekly ideas for webpages in an email thread? I see a lot of tildes lamenting their lack of ideas.
Rather than just come up with ideas and run away, I'll say that I'm willing to take responsibility for all or part of (1) or (3), if people would like. If not, that's also fine.
Let's keep this thing going, ~club.
Bradley
On Sun, 1 Dec 2019, deepend wrote:
Hello everyone!
First off.. Hope you are all doing well and Happy Holidays!
Has been great to see tilde.club come alive again and we hope we can continue to provide a service that people will enjoy and use.
On that note I would like to find out what the community would like to see tilde.club become.
Reply to this topic with ANY suggestions of additional services or improvements we can be making to the tilde.club experience.
Please note:
SSH login now requires key. Password authentication has been turned off. Stop by IRC or shoot a mail to root@tilde.club if you need help getting back in now that password auth is disabled for SSH.
Thanks everyone!
On 2019-12-02 11:53 a.m., Bradley Gannon wrote:
~deepend, ~club:
The same to you! Nothing like cozying up next to the fireplace with a terminal and a cup of tea.
Any chance to cozy up to a terminal is a good day! :)
I've been admittedly absent for much of the past few weeks, and it was only on a whim that I logged in today to see your message. Responding to a call like this isn't something I normally do, but I'm interested in helping this little corner of the Internet survive in any little ways that I can. I encourage anyone who may feel similarly to me (read: more inclined to read and consume than to write and produce) to break your mold and hit reply. (Or type something in the IRC box, or make a thing for your page, or whatever suits you.). To your question:
- I think it would be nice to have weekly or even biweekly email
threads, perhaps with prompts or topics. Stuff like "what are you working on right now?" or "what's the dumbest mistake you've ever made on a hacking project?" would interest me, but any sort of prompt would be alright.
Great idea. Really any topic suggestion would be great to keep the mailing list interesting to some degree.
- Perhaps there should be designated times for meeting up on IRC?
Maybe this already exists and I've just been absent, but it would be nice to know when more people might be on. I've pinged the channel a few times in the past and not gotten much of a response despite there being several people in the channel.
Yeah it really seems to vary with when its busy. Most general chat seems to happen in #meta. Saturday and Sunday seems like fairly quiet times... weekdays generally are more busy. I will put some thought in maybe making time suggestions that we can post somewhere.
- If possible, it would be cool if we could somehow encourage ~club
members to update their pages. Maybe someone could put out weekly ideas for webpages in an email thread? I see a lot of tildes lamenting their lack of ideas.
Me and benharri have been talking about this issue. Been passing ideas like a webpage competition or something of that nature with maybe possibilities of things to win. But nothing is official as of yet, any more ideas on this front would be greatly appreciated.
Rather than just come up with ideas and run away, I'll say that I'm willing to take responsibility for all or part of (1) or (3), if people would like. If not, that's also fine.
Any help is appreciated. We really enjoy seeing engagement with any services.
Let's keep this thing going, ~club.
Bradley
On Sun, 1 Dec 2019, deepend wrote:
Hello everyone!
First off.. Hope you are all doing well and Happy Holidays!
Has been great to see tilde.club come alive again and we hope we can continue to provide a service that people will enjoy and use.
On that note I would like to find out what the community would like to see tilde.club become.
Reply to this topic with ANY suggestions of additional services or improvements we can be making to the tilde.club experience.
Please note:
SSH login now requires key. Password authentication has been turned off. Stop by IRC or shoot a mail to root@tilde.club if you need help getting back in now that password auth is disabled for SSH.
Thanks everyone!
I wonder if a blog feature would encourage people to update their site. I'm thinking something like the blog app at tilde.town
On 3 December 2019 03:52:55 CET, deepend deepend@tilde.club wrote:
On 2019-12-02 11:53 a.m., Bradley Gannon wrote:
~deepend, ~club:
The same to you! Nothing like cozying up next to the fireplace with a
terminal and a cup of tea.
Any chance to cozy up to a terminal is a good day! :)
I've been admittedly absent for much of the past few weeks, and it
was
only on a whim that I logged in today to see your message. Responding
to a call like this isn't something I normally do, but I'm interested
in helping this little corner of the Internet survive in any little ways that I can. I encourage anyone who may feel similarly to me (read: more inclined to read and consume than to write and produce)
to
break your mold and hit reply. (Or type something in the IRC box, or make a thing for your page, or whatever suits you.). To your question:
- I think it would be nice to have weekly or even biweekly email
threads, perhaps with prompts or topics. Stuff like "what are you working on right now?" or "what's the dumbest mistake you've ever
made
on a hacking project?" would interest me, but any sort of prompt
would
be alright.
Great idea. Really any topic suggestion would be great to keep the mailing list interesting to some degree.
- Perhaps there should be designated times for meeting up on IRC?
Maybe this already exists and I've just been absent, but it would be nice to know when more people might be on. I've pinged the channel a few times in the past and not gotten much of a response despite there
being several people in the channel.
Yeah it really seems to vary with when its busy. Most general chat seems to happen in #meta. Saturday and Sunday seems like fairly quiet times... weekdays generally are more busy. I will put some thought in maybe making time suggestions that we can post somewhere.
- If possible, it would be cool if we could somehow encourage ~club
members to update their pages. Maybe someone could put out weekly ideas for webpages in an email thread? I see a lot of tildes
lamenting
their lack of ideas.
Me and benharri have been talking about this issue. Been passing ideas
like a webpage competition or something of that nature with maybe possibilities of things to win. But nothing is official as of yet, any
more ideas on this front would be greatly appreciated.
Rather than just come up with ideas and run away, I'll say that I'm willing to take responsibility for all or part of (1) or (3), if people would like. If not, that's also fine.
Any help is appreciated. We really enjoy seeing engagement with any services.
Let's keep this thing going, ~club.
Bradley
On Sun, 1 Dec 2019, deepend wrote:
Hello everyone!
First off.. Hope you are all doing well and Happy Holidays!
Has been great to see tilde.club come alive again and we hope we can
continue to provide a service that people will enjoy and use.
On that note I would like to find out what the community would like to see tilde.club become.
Reply to this topic with ANY suggestions of additional services or improvements we can be making to the tilde.club experience.
Please note:
SSH login now requires key. Password authentication has been turned off. Stop by IRC or shoot a mail to root@tilde.club if you need help
getting back in now that password auth is disabled for SSH.
Thanks everyone!
I was thinking about using ssg to blog on my tilde.club page.
https://www.romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html
Maybe making it available for everybody will spawn a few other blogs...
Cheers
bacterio
On 12/3/19 5:42 AM, bacterio@tilde.club wrote:
I was thinking about using ssg to blog on my tilde.club page.
https://www.romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html
Maybe making it available for everybody will spawn a few other blogs...
I've been using (or not using, if I'm honest) Plerd, though not running the daemon on the server and just scp'ing it from my desktop box. In fullblown daemon mode you can just drop markdown files into a Dropbox or sshfs-mounted directory and it will magically turn it into a blog entry and I thiiiiink (but could be wrong) that the daemon can now recognize multiple blogs.
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