Lady @Lady@cat.family

the answer is yes, it just submits it using javascript [provided you don’t say otherwise]

« The Rails framework encourages RESTful design of your applications, which means you'll be making a lot of "PATCH", "PUT", and "DELETE" requests (besides "GET" and "POST"). However, most browsers don't support methods other than "GET" and "POST" when it comes to submitting forms. » then will you REALLY be making a lot of "PATCH", "PUT", and "DELETE" requests?

cancelling Ruby/Rails for failing to fully support HTTP Status Code 418

GlitchCat is a good instance and its WebFinger doesn’t even spontaneously break anymore

hacking mastodon to display all counts using binary prefixes

how has @aescling posted more toots than me

oh i missed the benchmark but i have now posted a kibi toots

“federating” in only the loosest sense, as in we saw each other on the street one time

i can’t really ask questions like “how on earth are we federating with X instance” seeing as the answer is probably “somebody boosted your toot to there”

it’s nothing personal*, i would block an Obama instance too

* this is a lie

anyway the sheer hubris of beginning the domain name of your mastodon instance with ‹ mobile. › is boggling me

i’m not going to search for vlad because he has secure fetch turned on and i don’t really want him to know about this instance

https://mobile.tmediatech.io/api/v1/instance is live, apparently the admin is named “vlad”

maybe fix this too

are you aware that the scripts you injected into this page aren’t working

you might want to rename this one

is donald trump really trying to deploy a mastodon instance without complying with the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License

which personally is not something i would necessarily want to draw attention to without concrete ideas for how to improve the situation

just gonna say that most people do not use computers for ideological reasons, they use computers because they have things they want to accomplish

if people use computers in a way which does not line up with how your ideology thinks computers should be, that is a damning indictment of either :—

1. the people who share your ideological commitments, or

2. the ideology itself

—: and their/its ability to actually meet people’s real material needs