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@jarrod Oh, wow, thanks! The little library is deep in winter slumber right now, but should you ever find yourself in Sweden during not winter you’re welcome to check it out.

@renevanbelzen By the way, have you seen #DecemberAdventure? It’s a relaxed, low-key alternative to Advent of Code. “The goal is to write a little bit of code every day in December.” I’m not participating, but I enjoy following along.

@renevanbelzen Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to suggest that the coding was trivial in my previous comment. The first puzzle can indeed be quite challenging for people new to programming, especially if they’ve chosen to write the solution for a C64. 😉 What I meant to say was that the hardware should be able to tackle the problem without breaking a sweat.

@genmon That’s a cute addition! I’ve had a lot of multiplayer fun with just the cursors on your site in the past. More than once, I’ve ended up “drawing” shapes with strangers. I move my mouse in a triangle pattern, someone in the US answers with a circle, and so on. 😊

@anniegreens I’m a regular ShopTalk Show listener, so it was a nice surprise when they discussed your post (I had already read it by then). Two of my worlds colliding. 😊 I totally get that it felt a bit weird for you, though. Thanks for sharing!

@vincent I’ve come across a handful of those myself during my career – both paying customers and people using my free software. So you’re not alone, at least, and I know the feeling.

And for what it’s worth, Gluon is one of those apps that is just a joy to use. I love that piece of software. Pure craftsmanship!

@pratik Thanks. The error is thrown by a line of code that tries to fetch one blog post from the category named now. For some reason, it fails. Instead of getting a list of blog posts to pick the latest one from, Hugo gets nothing and thus throws an error.

Could it have something to do with partial rebuilds, @manton? When Hugo tries to construct Pratik’s now page, there are no posts available during build time. Maybe?

@pratik Which theme, plug-in, or custom theme provides the template now/single.html and is it public somewhere to read?

@kottkrig Ser fantastiskt gött ut! Å jag har ingen rätt att döma, igår blev det rullmacka med leverpastej till kvällsmat i det här hushållet. 😋

@crossingthethreshold Okay, thanks for all that info. I’m currently out of ideas. 😊 It’s weird; it sounds like you and I have mostly the same setup (same theme, plug-ins, etc.) so it should work on 0.117. But I’m afraid only @manton, who has access to your site’s build logs, can troubleshoot this further.

@crossingthethreshold My blog is on 0.117 with Tiny and my own plug-ins installed. So it’s probably not them causing the trouble, unless you’re running older versions of the theme or plug-ins. Do you have a custom theme applied to your blog? cc @manton

@crossingthethreshold Okay, thanks for getting back. I went through all the official themes (published by @manton) and made them compatible with Hugo 0.117 back in August. But, of course, I’m not infallible. 😊 So if you’re using an official theme, and you’re sure it’s not any of the plug-ins or a custom theme that causes the trouble, please let me know, and I will get the theme fixed for 0.117.

@crossingthethreshold Ah, you should probably go back to bed then. 😊 A question for the morning: do you have any feeds set up other than your blog’s? From the error message, it sounds like Micro.blog is trying to fetch a feed from a server with an invalid certificate.

@gustav Hehe, jag förstår det. Hade inte fått många rader kod skrivna om presskonferensen sändes från min arbetsplats. Eftersom jag jobbar hemifrån hade det ju varit sjukt på riktigt, att ha ett tv-team och ett gäng journalister ute i köket. 😋

@snowracer Impossible. 😊 I’m glad it’s (hopefully) over. I don’t usually follow tech dramas, but this one was so absurd that I actually enjoyed watching it unfold from the sidelines.

@anniegreens There’s a lovely Micro.blog client called Lillihub that features content filters by adding a comma-separated list of words you don’t want to see in your timeline. It might be worth checking out if you want to tweak the timeline more to your liking.

@cdevroe @pratik My comment was more of a mini-rant than a crystal ball moment. I don’t have a clue as what is going to happen next. In the future of my dreams, a transparent company that truly embraces openness (as in open research and open source) enters the competition and surpasses both Microsoft and OpenAI. Of course, that won’t happen, but hey, a guy can dream. 😊

@frank Try hitting the Edit button next to the path and changing it to /surprise-me/ (notice the trailing /).

@gr36 Aww, thanks! That’s the best possible outcome I can imagine. Connecting people through my work. 🥰 This made my Friday.

@gr36 I’ve noticed that automatic webmentions sometimes (always?) fail but tend to work when sent manually. I triggered a webmention for Jarrod’s post, and it shows up on your blog now. Maybe something @manton wants to look into when he’s feeling better.

@Mtt Hugo’s time.Format (aliased as dateFormat) has built-in support for localization. When a theme uses that function to format dates, localization happens automatically depending on the content language. There’s currently no easy way to control this in the Micro.blog GUI, but it’s possible to set defaultContentLanguage in config.json via a custom theme. @manton @mdalves

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