if you've ever worked IT- settle a bet

If you suddenly needed £5000 cash could you get it? (let's say within 24 hours). #poll

Le maximum est à trouver du côté de la pointe du Raz, à côté de Saint-Malo,

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Une carte de bretagne, avec le pin bleu représentant Saint-Malo, et le cercle rouge la pointe du Raz. les deux localités sont éloignées d'environ 4h30 de route en voiture.

mechanical keyboard nerds: up to 35% off on Keychron's official website until June 26th!!

https://www.keychron.com/

Little buddy I’m trying to work

This is based on an idea/software by @technomancy@hey.hagelb.org: https://search.technomancy.us/. Follow the links at the bottom of the page for nice articles detailing his motivations and reasoning,

There's still lots of work but i'm pretty proud of my UI (i'm still quite a noob with CSS, so when i do something a bit coherent i'm happy) and tag searching works honestly great for now. I'll need to see in the future what happens when the bookmark collection grows.

I'm happy!

Abbaye is a Static Site Generator (#SSG) for your #software releases, for those of us who can't or won't use a full-featured software forge.

Big release!

Some refactoring to make the code easier to maintain, some small bugfixes (mainly introduced by the new features :p).

But the star features of this release are:

• Artifact categories and naming: artifacts are now categorized and named consistently, making it easier to understand what each artifact is for, if you choose to do so. It is done via the new [[builder]] category, name and comment keys in the configuration file.
• Add multi-format support. It's still in the early stages but it's functional and supports HTML or Gemtext (for all my #smolweb folks out there).
• Add support for non-interactive terminals, as in the case of a CI/CD pipeline. You'll still see progress via some log messages and not be stuck on a black screen without any information! (note: this requires the use of abbaye --verbose)

Here's Abbaye's 0.8.0 page, as built with Abbaye itself: https://vit.am/~ololduck/abbaye/0.8.0/

#Rust #SmallWeb #Rustlang #StaticSiteGenerator

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view of abbaye's revamped sidebar where you can see that downloadable items now have names, categories and descriptions

Abbaye is a Static Site Generator (#SSG) for your #software releases, for those of us who can't or won't use a full-featured software forge.

This release simply fixes some minor issues and introduces #git branch/tag inclusion/exclusion when building the browsable repository as well as the https-cloneable one.

I had some work-in-progress branches on another project and wanted to publish a release for a small fix, and i saw that my work branches were still there, so… there you have it.

This release also includes an #AUR package but shhhhh! it's not 100% ready yet :D

Anyway, enjoy this release with abbaye self-update!

Here's Abbaye's 0.7.1 page, as built with Abbaye itself: https://vit.am/~ololduck/abbaye/0.7.1/

For the next release, i plan to add artifact categories so we can present artifacts in a more structured way. If you look at the "downloads" section, you'll see it's starting to be a bit crowded and unclear what does what.

#Rust #SmallWeb #Rustlang #StaticSiteGenerator

Notes hebdomadaires #75: Un enfant de 10 ans prouve que les insectes ont une mémoire transgénérationnelle, Empathie, les gymbros améliorent accidentellement leurs performances cognitives, les couleurs Pantone des drapeaux LGBTQIA+, à quoi sert la police, Scritchy Scratchy, l’imposture du logiciel libre, et l’overdose de placebo.

https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w24

#NotesHebdo

Bon quand est-ce qu'on fout les patrons et actionnaires de Total, Airbus, etc en procès pour crime contre la planète ?

Anyway, my blog can now (hopefully!) be reached via the #gemini protocol!

gemini://uvokchee.de/index.html

@louisderrac « la formation de bulles informationnelles »
J'ai toujours été méfiant vis-à-vis de cette idée. Pas que les chambres d'écho n'existent pas, mais parce que ça idéalise le monde d'avant, vu comme un paradis citoyen où tout le monde partageait les mêmes références. Il y avait autant d'isolement dans les chambres d'écho avant, mais les intellectuels qui réduisaient le monde à leur bulle ne le voyaient pas. Les réseaux sociaux rendent ce problème explicite.

https://louisderrac.com/que-peut-leducation-au-numerique-face-aux-defis-poses-par-les-reseaux-sociaux/

are there any nice Git merge conflict resolution tools that work in the terminal? when i look at the text merge conflict I can never remember which code is which, and I really want to see them side by side

it feels like someone must have written some kind of nice tool in Rust

(edit: it seems like the answer is still just "vimdiff or the emacs equivalent", or "magit")

What if we ban computers from using kids instead?

General reminder among the entire #AUR thing.

If you depend on AUR packages, make sure they are maintained. Maintain them yourself if you need to, either as a local clone or in the AUR.

If you find yourself maintaining AUR packages and depending on a *lot* of things from the AUR (10+ packages). Ask yourself "huh, maybe I should become a package maintainer in the official repositories?".

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Package_Maintainers

#ArchLinux #Linux

#NotesHebdos

Abbaye is a Static Site Generator (SSG) for your software releases, for those of us who can't or won't use a full-featured software forge.

Phew, this version has been in the works for a while, and I'm glad to finally release it.

The big highlight of this release is a brand new repository browser that allows you to look at the code of what you would (maybe) download. That's something that was missing compared to most other software release browsers.

You can now browse:

• The availables refs (branches, tags, etc.) of the repository;
• The git history of a given ref;
• Individual commits (with collapsible diffs !);
• The code of a given ref.

Note: The code browser is only generated for branch "tips" (i.e. the latest commit on the branch) and for tags (i.e. the latest commit on the tag).

All of this still as html files without any javascript.

And with the addition of the updater in the last release, all of this is a simple abbaye self-update away!

Here's Abbaye's 0.7.0 page, as built with Abbaye itself: https://vit.am/~ololduck/abbaye/0.7.0/

#Rust #SmallWeb #Rustlang #SSG

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A screenshot showing the main repository log page showing the commit history for Abbaye

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Detailed view (with diff!) of the release commit for abbaye v0.7.0

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"refs" view detailing the branches/tags of the repository

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Viewing a file (with syntax highlighting) in the integrated file browser

Dites, petite question pour mes #Arch et Arch-based usereuses, ou aussi les copaines qui sont sur d'autres distros rolling-release, est-ce que vous faites vos mises à jour tout le temps dès que c'est dispo, ou vous temporisez un peu (et du coup vous faites ça tous les combien, à peu près) ?

#Linux

Abbaye is a Static Site Generator (SSG) for your software releases, for those of us who can't or won't use a full-featured software forge.

Big usability features in this release! We got:

• parallel builder execution with some nice progress reporting (And if you use the cargo builder, building different targets _also_ is in parallel!);
• A self-update command to update abbaye to the latest version, based on Abbaye's own rss feed;
• Automatic JSON schema generation for abbaye.toml, so you can get autocompletion and type checking for your configuration;
• A markdown builder/renderer for your documentation needs.

#SmallWeb #Rust #Rustlang, #SSG

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A gif of Abbaye building its release website

Comment j'écris mes notes hebdomadaires: Comment je collecte et publie mes notes hebdomadaires.

https://bouvier.cc/notes/comment-notes-hebdo

Abbaye is a Static Site Generator for your software releases.

In this version (and the previous one i did not make an announcement for):

• You can now use the "script" builder to execute abitrary shell commands to generate your artifacts. So that means that Abbaye is no longer a cargo/rust-only tool yaaaaaaaay \o/
• make the presence of the /latest/ url more obvious by adding it as a link on the "latest" badge.
• In addition to theming support introduced in 0.3.0, if a static directory exists, it will be copied at the root of the site, so you can now serve static assets too.
• we now support Open Graph metadata (og:title, og:description, og:image, …), you can set them in the [site.opengraph] section of your config.
• you can now use abbaye dump-schema to get the JSON schema of the abbaye.toml config file.

https://goelands.vit.am/notes/2026-05-31/

I've been on the fence about hosting my own #fediverse account for a while now, mainly because of the insane hardware requirements.

I've considered pleroma/akkoma for a while, but i don't know the first thing about elixir and their docs are not the most clear. I've been really tempted by #GoToSocial, but #snac's easy install & general simplicity made me take the plunge.