@soatok @gunchleoc so its a bug from software caused by db mishandling. wich is weird. I mean i dont inow the ins and outs of iceshrimp. buts really weird
@soatok bug or intentional?
ok i am kinda getting stuff from bluesky into the dev machine.
If I like a post, I get the parent and all the replies to that post. wow.
This is just with "person X liked this post". Wich… I think is broken because the like may not be created lol.
Things missing:
@by_caballero disco elyseum. pirate it, the original creators wont get any money
Ok fixed most of the bugs regarding inline media!
![media-1]
now some other fixes
@thisismissem truth be told, most of the time I just try to make something that "just works" with mastodon, *oma, and key. Also with gts and some lemmy hacks.
The first feature I am trying to push to some people is the ![media-1] thing I am doing for inline images, and I just published the feature a few days ago (and I am still fixing some frontend bugs on that)
Wafrn started as a small project I did because I was angry at tumblr for a bunch of reasons . This happened 3 years ago. I made wafrn just as a tumblr clone. Then I see the twitter thing by elon musk and decided to look into "conecting wafrn with mastodon". After a few months I got a first version working (almost two years ago at this point)
A lot of the features I do myself, like asks or the ![media-666] are done in ways that can be described as a compromise:
Sending a DM with the format should make it an ask (BUGGY AT THE MOMENT, SOMETHING SOMETHING MYSQL TO POSTGRES MIGRATION). It would make more sense to make it another way, but then a mastodon user could not send me an ask. So I do it this way, a compromise.
Same with inline images. Akkoma sends the image as html itself. Thats a problem because mastodon and any good software will sanitize it and remove it completely. With the media tag, a human could say "oh I see, I think this is referencing the first picture". Also, tecnicaly you could attach an image to a post of yours and you could use the format. Your instance wont show it but in wafrn it will be shown (buggy, I have reimplemented it and Ill fix it after work today)
I can do stuff because wafn doesnt have that many users, and a mistake in my software "wont affect too much to too many people". But if mastodon has a typo, oh my god millions will see it
@dansup I am scared to ask if those are celcius haha
@joelving @jenniferplusplus oh no another software to test against.
In my case the big headache is being the database, mysql. Wich Im working to migrate to postgres in the main instance (this one).
if i can cache something on redis I do it
@joelving @jenniferplusplus is this a new fedi server? 
@alex @mike @sneexy tbh icons can be nsfw in bad cases, and also "what this?" for people
also if I understood correctly for design reasons its on greyscale so yeah.
tbh I was half joking on the first post and wasn't expecting a reply haha
#alsoWowWafrnWorksWithANewImplementationNoProblem@sneexy @mike nah they are using threads fediverse icon instead the classical one.
not gona deny its an icon that aesthetically works better with current apps and stuff like that (circles better than straight lines. being straight is bad joke here).
Nothing important worth blocking I think. They just enabled federation for everyone
#alsoIThinkYouJustMentionedTheCeoLol@mike meta fedi icon 
