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@screwtape @Codeberg

There's an issue under heavy discussion at this moment as to whether #codeberg should continue with the pages service or not.
The server is apparently terribly broken and pages are unreliable.

codeberg.org/Codeberg-e.V./Dis

The only real eu option is to use statichost.eu instead.
statichost.eu/

It's a shame. It's one of the reasons that I recently moved to codeberg. I checked the doc, it said it worked, but then to use CI you need to get approved for the purpose as resources are limited.

But really, you probably shouldn't use codeberg pages, even for your #jekyll site.

Today on my blog, a bad bot requested the same URL 30 times in less than a second, all from different IPs from residential and mobile ISPs with faked browser user-agents. I understand if they would have requested 30 different URLs in the same time frame, but 30 times the same URL?

If I would be using a dynamic blog like #WordPress without proper caching, the blog could have been down. Thanks to a static site generator like #Jekyll or #Hugo, I’m just annoyed, but not impacted.

figured out a way to embed masto / gotosocial custom emoji in any #jekyll page!

- download the custom_emojis.json for your instance (on GTS this currently requires a token with admin read scope) https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/custom_emojis/
- use a script to download the images locally to their shortcodes, here's one i wrote in ruby: https://miyaku.media/downloads/masto-emojis-dl.rb
- install emoji_for_jekyll and point emoji-images-path at the emojis you just downloaded: https://github.com/yihangho/emoji-for-jekyll (won't work with github pages auto-building sites, maybe you can figure out getting jemoji to work with this instead)
- now you can use emoji :shortcodes: anywhere in your jekyll site or blog and they'll get turned into images with an .emoji CSS class! :skull:

docs.joinmastodon.orgcustom_emojis API methods - Mastodon documentationEach site can define and upload its own custom emoji to be attached to profiles or statuses.

Ze spraw około-blogowych, poświęciłem trochę czasu na ulepszenie strony głównej bloga. W końcu są tam jakieś obrazki. 🌄

Pamiętajcie, że pod każdą zajawką na blogu znajdują się dodatkowe rekomendacje literatury w temacie. To jest ta jedna rzecz, która ma być unikalna dla strony głównej bloga, niedostępna na social mediach. 🥷

Dzięki za zaglądanie tu i na xiegozbior.pl! Zawsze mnie cieszy, że coś co publikuję, może się komuś przydać!