ravenclaw @ravenclaw@qoto.org

wgetty httracky your site now is my property

@blinkwarp aaaaaaah
I understand your point. But your choice of words makes my brain works a lot harder than normal

@stux awwwwwwww

I couldn't really enjoy my qoto.org experience on tusky app
On web client. It had a group section which looks really cool. Kinda reminds me of facebook.
But since i'm not into web app, i don't use it much (i like the idea. But i prefer using literal app).

@namark @choutos c'mon it would be fun! We will have this day as our first holy day!
We will called it.
"Schmucthensmuff day"
Which means nothing. A literal nothing
But i'll make a really distant relation with some unusual phenomenon so people would believed us

Is it bad to think that cloudflare will most likely to be a "google-like" violator in the future ?
I mean clouflare could turn 180° from "privacy-respecting" to literal data miner just from changing a few code on their reverse proxy service.

@namark @choutos i should start my own religion.

@lucifargundam to be quite honest. I'm not even reviewing those commit before pushing (which is a bad thing to do as a habit).
Since i rely on ci to publish my page.
So my workflow goes like this.
-open termux
-Nano file
-git add --all
-git commit -m "message"
-git push -u origin master
> ci realize there's a new push.
> ci built my page
Then i'll i review my page.
If i found a mistakes.
Repeat from "open termux".

@lucifargundam you seems experienced in git field. Do you mind if i followed you ?
Not on qoto.
I mean on another platform like gitlab or other social media.

@lucifargundam thanks for the tips
Yes. I do actually keep a diary of my git.
I just messing up with my gitlab workflow
It's been 2 years since my last git experience.
So i literally just do some random git commands like "git reset --soft" "git push -f" just to remind me what the command does locally and on gitlab.
If you look at my repo. It looks like a shitshow lol.

@lupyuen expect nothing from online marketplace.

So uh...
It's been a while since i used git.
So i try to refresh my knowledge.
Apparently if i set my key to "never expire".
And i try to do :

~~
git commit -S -m "quote"
~~

It'll reject me and output :

~~
error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object
~~
The only solution that works is setting expiration date for my key.
Which is strange.

@p0l6rb36r most likely just an edgy teenager.

@namark @choutos hmmmm. Fascinating.
Idk if i really gonna do something about it tho'

@Untersuchende welcome!