I love this project: a riverbed in Amsterdam was drained and the ~700,000 found objects dating from the 1300s to present were photographed and presented online:
It really was a lot of work of a lot of people. But now I proudly present you: #Tusky 2.0
https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/releases/tag/v2.0-beta.1
Moving the log to a Jekyll collection https://codual.github.io/2018/06/28/collections/
Right now all it's easy in my head but needs a lot of code :( and probably if it needs too much code maybe I'm doing something wrong. Reality will be that I'm doing all ok and it's just a big 
Oh no
I'm getting a bit stressed. Right now it's like:
- I need to do A but first I need A.1
- Let's code A.1 but... I need A.1.2 to do A.1
- Let's code A.1.2 but ....
It doesn't need much - maybe 1 to 2 gigabytes disk space, enough ram to run the very small VM, barely any CPU and since there's ratelimiting anyways, barely any bandwith, too. Download the VM to your PC, follow the instructions on https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=500px - bam, you're helping!
hey y'all, reminder: The ArchiveTeam needs your help right now to rescue photos from 500px, who are pulling an Our Incredible Journey after being bought by getty. If you can run a VM, you can help out, and every IP helps! https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=500px
It's a good moment to drop a guide or something if someone knows how to properly test REST APIs. I can do something but for sure there are some nice techniques
This moment when you have nearly 300 new lines, you have 0 tests and you know something will break
I still have this problem. she likes it wheh the laptop is cooking at 80 degrees.
Goodnight fediverse!
Life is wonderful when you know how to use properly docker and nginx
I'm becoming a sysadmin 
"The current state of web design" http://fczbkk.com/current-state-of-webdesign/
@angristan and @lain for pleroma <3 <3
Installed a pleroma instance and loved it <3 . Thanks to @angristan for the docker guide to do it
Linux Mint 19 “Tara” Cinnamon released! https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3597
What's the standard way of making a link to share something on Mastodon? I know there is a "web+mastodon" or something but I can't find it
Wow I was able to easily install python3.7 in mint 18.3 #happy
heat makes me so tired
Now the server uses less memory so it's a win win situation 