obliviously.., duh!

~^▼^~

20:33. It's test week. Ah yesh. We love this.

Okay this is completely my own fault for postponing all the work 'til the last moment. But this is kind of stressing me out. So… yeaa?

Oops.

<!—Also that girl i like so much is in a different classroom and i am kind of sad about it.—>

22:31. I gave up on finishing English. We'll just see how the test goes. I'm kind of scared of actually getting the same discussion questions on the test. I've had that in the past, and then I'll only be trying to reproduce what I already wrote—I would just be scared of not living up to what I already did.

Does that make sense? I hope it does. I'm so fucking tired.

pov: trying to google-stalk someone but failing bc they are being healthy and not terminally online.

realizes how much of my own stuff is online and how easily findable it is

PANICS

when you should be going to bed but actually that seems like too much effort but you should really but just one more thing but really i should go but i dont want to

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa

You know that feeling when you're listening to a song and singing along with the lyrics, and then suddenly it's like you hear the lyrics for the first time when you realise their meaning and then it makes you cry?

Hello, Computer!

This is actually the second post that this monstrosity is able to properly render. —I accidentally threw away my data folder the first time around. Anyway,… Hello! welcome :)

This little thing is a prototype for my untitled successor to neopub, temporarily codenamed Pubb for the engine and Pebble for the CMS.

I wrote about it before on my blog:

I'm building a successor to neopub, my microblogging platform. It's still in early development, but things are going great so far. It's loosely based on the original source code of neopub—which is why its repo is hosted under the neopub namespace—, but has been rewritten from the ground up.

Here's the idea:

A single-person microblogging platform written in PHP8, built on open standards. It supports microformats2, micropub, Webmention, pingback, various feeds, ActivityPub and OpenHeart, along with @mentions, which I recently implemented on this site as well. There's going to be a very basic web interface for writing posts and uploading images. Additionally, there will also be a CLI—I'm gonna be using it myself, after all.

https://roblog.nl/blog/challenge-accepted

I've implemented IndieAuth and @mentions. Webmention and pingback are implemented too, but I'm not yet sending any. I haven't tested receiving. ActivityPub is complicated. The feeds work.

So yea. Shit works.

CC @devastatia