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anyone wanna go to a massive blump rally?
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@Locksmith no because they killed the iconic poc aunt jemima

@Locksmith but but but... killing [a brand]!

@realcaseyrollins @Locksmith making some dank ass sweet and sour sauce

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not something you'd want to regret no
@realcaseyrollins

now that aunt jemima is dead, is racism over?

okay maybe kotaku can be good sometimes

I'm feeling more confident about the direction I'm going with the recurring donations platform now. We're building it in Elixir/Phoenix.

Yes it's a huge framework for something small, but it's not like Phoenix consumes a lot of resources, and I want to learn it anyway.

Fuck the client-server API. We're gonna expose like one public endpoint which Soapbox FE will use to display the funding bar, and the rest will happen through low-tech rendered pages. The user will OAuth into it. Maybe I can even pass a key to it the way PleromaFE allows auth into AdminFE.

Yes, we're going the full HYDRA route. Thank you Rob for the inspiration.

As a bonus, this platform should probably work fine with Mastodon too. You just won't get the funding bar in the GUI. I'm basically rebuilding fosspay in Elixir but with automated tests, OAuth login from fediverse accounts, and some Soapbox FE integration. Give me two weeks. Would be amazing if I can do this even before July.

Husky is got merged into #FDroid.

Thanks to it's contributiors on their dedication to create Free and Open Source software repository for Android OS.

@sean It depends on what your motivation is I think. If you have a strong design idea I think it would be better to fork. If you're more interested in a particular technical solution then I think building from scratch makes sense.

Might sound counterintuitive to fork something that looks nothing like what you want, but my experience is that your time is either spent stabilizing things on designing. Soapbox FE was already completely designed when I started and it still took me 12 weeks just to stabilize it.