For #ONI the no fuss single user #ActivityPub service, I wanted to migrate from my custom hodge-podge of JavaScript logic for building CSS themes from images, to something a little more credentialed and battle tested.
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For #ONI the no fuss single user #ActivityPub service, I wanted to migrate from my custom hodge-podge of JavaScript logic for building CSS themes from images, to something a little more credentialed and battle tested.
Then I looked over what the Material library would generate and I begun to reconsider.
Material is so unsipired, it defaults to such samey, generic norm-core color palettes that it's difficult to see any changes even between vastly different images.
I think I'll just improve my own algorithm because, frankly, I want more GeoCities and less Enterprise.
https://material-foundation.github.io/material-theme-builder/
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For #ONI the no fuss single user #ActivityPub service, I wanted to migrate from my custom hodge-podge of JavaScript logic for building CSS themes from images, to something a little more credentialed and battle tested.
Then I looked over what the Material library would generate and I begun to reconsider.
Material is so unsipired, it defaults to such samey, generic norm-core color palettes that it's difficult to see any changes even between vastly different images.
I think I'll just improve my own algorithm because, frankly, I want more GeoCities and less Enterprise.
https://material-foundation.github.io/material-theme-builder/
@mariusor yeah material is bum
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@mariusor yeah material is bum
@dumpsterqueer any idea about something else that could do the same thing?
Generate a palette from one, two colours? Preferably with a JavaScript library.
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For #ONI the no fuss single user #ActivityPub service, I wanted to migrate from my custom hodge-podge of JavaScript logic for building CSS themes from images, to something a little more credentialed and battle tested.
Then I looked over what the Material library would generate and I begun to reconsider.
Material is so unsipired, it defaults to such samey, generic norm-core color palettes that it's difficult to see any changes even between vastly different images.
I think I'll just improve my own algorithm because, frankly, I want more GeoCities and less Enterprise.
https://material-foundation.github.io/material-theme-builder/
@mariusor I really like the micro theme standard that @neauoire made for their family of apps https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Themes thou it might be too simple for your needs. I think Fedilab also supports some sort of sharable theme system maybe it could be reused
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@mariusor I really like the micro theme standard that @neauoire made for their family of apps https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Themes thou it might be too simple for your needs. I think Fedilab also supports some sort of sharable theme system maybe it could be reused
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It's been a while!
All https://fedihost.co/ #PeerTube instances have been upgraded to v7.3.0
Find out what's new in 7.3.0
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/releasesps: #Mastodon v4.5.0 to follow shortly!
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How to use ATProto / Bluesky Blocklists After Bridging Your Mastodon Account Using BridgyFed:
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Nice :)
ATProto block list subscriptions now can work here when bridged.
https://mastodon.social/@anewsocial/115492635409809971
#Mastodon #Fediverse #Bluesky #ActivityPub #ATProto #BridgyFed #Bridge #SocialMedia
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foxfeature@heello.ru were any of them forums? Use NodeBB if that's the case :wink:
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Other projects we work on include old-school social networks relaunched with Fediverse software. Our projects include #activitypub versions of Avatars United, Heello, Fotolog, and Metacafe.
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Yeah, it's frustrating -- people have been asking for this since forever (well 2018 but close enough .There are some interesting perspectives from Claire on the challenges of adding this to Mastodon in a Github discussion in https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/7135#issuecomment-636767048
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@julian ah thanks that helps!
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miriamrobern@dice.camp the reason is two-fold:
There is no standardized way to communicate "mutuals" as a group between instances. Comparatively, there is one for "public". You cannot easily tell whether your mutuals are the same as another server's list of mutuals, so there's a reliability guarantee that is hard to satisfy.These are solvable problems, but sadly it isn't as low hanging as it initially seems 😅
