AT Protocol Repository Browser via repoview.edavis.dev
PermalinkWith this website, you can navigate a user’s AT Protocol repository, just as if it were a regular file system.
With this website, you can navigate a user’s AT Protocol repository, just as if it were a regular file system.
This likely explains why I’ve had problems with many feeds in the past months. The solution was always to change the User-Agent
to something else. It is very sad that this is happening to such a large amount of users, and I can see that most non-tech people would not even care at all about RSS.
Personally, I also use Cloudflare and I’ve considered many times moving away from it. Unfortunately, I haven’t done that yet. I don’t know if the alternative would be to just use another DNS service, or try to find something more complete for caching purposes, such as Bunny - which I already use for the media.
Great guide on quickly explaining how git send-email
works, how to configure it, as well as a live tutorial with a live repository. Highly recommend if anyone needs or wants to start sending code patches via e-mail.
About bookmarking shell commands.
Serverless, p2p, local file sharing with communication through sound.