Actually i would prefer if all endpoints could return seperate url and nick fields.

Does anybody have an opinion about https://github.com/DracoBlue/twtxt-registry/issues/4?

Just found time to read through http://dankaminsky.com/2016/02/20/skeleton/. Maybe the best thing i read about CVE-2015-7547 yet. Does anybody has more to read about it?

Thanks @kas@enotty.dk for the final nudge to change my bash history settings. Still on the fence about PROMPT_COMMAND=“history -a” though.

@quite@lublin.se Congratulation!

@kdave@kdave.github.io Not that i endorse anything like that, but one could always just .

@kdave@kdave.github.io There’s an almost dependency-free version at https://mdom.github.io/txtnix.

Wow, a third of all ssl certificates on twtxt are from Let’s Encrypt. Incredible.

@josch@blog.schweizerjochen.de You can use update-alternative as normal user by supplying –admindir and –altdir.

Now i just have to figure out how to change my url at the registry… :)

@kas@enotty.dk Yeah, it’s way easier to upload files to github than to my hoster. But i’m giving up, the official mdom is now under https://mdom.github.io/twtxt.txt.

@quite@lublin.se //de/berlin

Stop caring about how -e works: http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-userlevel/2016/02/29/msg009700.html

Uh, i misconfigured my service and my twturl was redirected with a 301 instead of 307. Thanks for pointing that out @quite@lublin.se.

@josch@blog.schweizerjochen.de, @quite@lublin.se To be honest, my real url is http://www.domgoergen.com/twtxt.txt, and it doesn’t support ssl… :)

txtnix v0.03 now has support for mentions via registries. Now, if just more users would use registries…

@kas@enotty.dk What project is the front runner in the moment? :)

@dracoblue@dracoblue.net It doesn’t seem to matter what page i request, the result is always the same? #registry

@josch@blog.schweizerjochen.de I would just create a second config file and call twtxt with –config…

@reednj@reednj.com How’d that happen? post_tweet_hook gone wrong? :)

@kas@enotty.dk I learned the sherpas knot http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm from Ian and never used another knot.

@kas@enotty.dk Better check that the mail is really coming from you.

@kas@enotty.dk Just put <|formail -x subject | sed ’s/ tweet //’ | xargs txtnix tweet in your procmailrc and send mails with the subject: tweet msg.

Can’t decide if https://github.com/binfalse/jabber-vs-twitter is crazy or genius. Probably both.

First release of txtnix should be hitting cpan any minute now.

@kas@enotty.dk It’s xargs -n1 txtnix tweet on steroids!

Does anybody have a #twtxt file on a .onion host? #tor

#twtxt feels really snappy after unfollowing texttheater.

New version of txtnix. I would be happy if anybody could test the no-dependency script at http://mdom.github.io/txtnix.

My one daily hour of programming was spent today with writing tests for txtnix. So tired now …

Wow, it’s really pouring down today in Berlin. #weather

@kas@enotty.dk, @mian@miangraham.com twxt: The only social network where you’re welcomed personally.

As german speaker i missed the unintended meaning of txtwat. Sorry, if anybody was offended. The project is now called txtnix.

Too sick to go working. I’m heading back to bed.

You can download txtwat as self contained perl script that should run on all recent versions of perl http://mdom.github.io/txtwat.

Just renamed twtxtpl to txtwat https://github.com/mdom/txtwat.

Always wanted to do something special with 301!

https://github.com/mdom/twtxtpl/commit/cc8b checks if the twtfile was fetched by following a 301 and rewrites the url in your configuration file

@kas@enotty.dk Wow wttr.in is really great! I used finger berlin@graph.no until now. #weather

You can set expand_name to 0 if you want to hide your local nicknames.

Forget to tweet about it, but twtxtpl expands and collapses mentions since last night.

@kas@enotty.dk That probably my client at https://github.com/mdom/twtxtpl. It sends a proper user agent string now.

Parsing iso8601 is way to hard, maybe http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339 would be a better choice?

But HTTP::Date seems to work for most cases.

I’m developing my own implementation of a twtxt client with perl at https://github.com/mdom/twtxtpl

Yeah, first tweet with twtxt!