æʃliŋ, medical grab-bag @aescling@cat.family

Pandoc! In The Browser

you can compile pandoc to WebAssembly now??

@vaporeon_ Never Fail

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also, mornyawn . @clock, do your thing

girls

@vaporeon_ yeah i thought you’d feel that way

i am running more javascript on the backend than i expected to be

how did @bumby manage to federate,

i’d broken webfinger and didn’t notice........

@vaporeon_ @The_T @wallhackio It's Fuckin Breakfast Time

@wallhackio @vaporeon_ BEEN

@The_T @vaporeon_ cloud computing (when the weather station runs its purredictions)

@vaporeon_ fur some reason it seems common to Dockerize Go applications, which is Really Funny (derogatory) when they’re so simple to get running

@vaporeon_ you don’t need to install the dependencies because they’re just baked in; you can just download the binary and run it

@vaporeon_ much easier to deploy

@vaporeon_ (honestly, after the fact, i’m finding i think i like configuring apache more than nginx; it has reasonable defaults where nginx forces you to specify things, so the basic shit you want to do 99% of the time takes very little to get set up)

@vaporeon_ GtS is just a bigass static binary (the only pawsible way to build Go purrograms). it#8217;s configured to use SQLite as a database by default without intervention in any way. it listens on localhost and gets reverse proxied to by apache, which handles TLS (certbot handles ACME and the TLS parts of the apache config). a basic systemd unit is purrovided in the release tarball so we installed that (we’re on debian trixie). me learning apache on the fly was the annoying part of the setup; shit kinda Just Worked otherwise. following the documentation we got GtS itself right furst try. so far, can recommend

@vaporeon_ @The_T cloud computing (ssh-ing into a server located on gigantamax eevee’s neck fluff)

@vaporeon_ what about em