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Honestly it was a lot of work but here's Haml 6 support for middleman https://github.com/middleman/middleman/pull/2588.

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Honestly it was a lot of work but here's Haml 6 support for middleman https://github.com/middleman/middleman/pull/2588.

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bundle install becomes slow when you need to build libsass. You should switch from sassc to sass-embedded.

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bundle install becomes slow when you need to build libsass. You should switch from sassc to sass-embedded.

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Whenever I use middleman.gem, its Haml support is broken (my fault) and I need to fork/fix it.

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Whenever I use middleman.gem, its Haml support is broken (my fault) and I need to fork/fix it.

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@mediafinger chruby's auto.sh seems like a better design than rbenv's shim, in terms of performance at least. I'm still not sure what comes as a trade-off to it.

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@mediafinger chruby's auto.sh seems like a better design than rbenv's shim, in terms of performance at least. I'm still not sure what comes as a trade-off to it.

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@joeldrapper Fast init in a shell profile sounds useful. I wonder how fast it is compared to chruby since the README only mentions rbenv.

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@joeldrapper Fast init in a shell profile sounds useful. I wonder how fast it is compared to chruby since the README only mentions rbenv.

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@Schneems It looks like those tools are opinionated in different ways. I'm looking forward to enjoying the difference :)

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@Schneems It looks like those tools are opinionated in different ways. I'm looking forward to enjoying the difference :)

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I guess it's finally the time for me to switch from rbenv to chruby (for compatibility with the internal tooling).

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I guess it's finally the time for me to switch from rbenv to chruby (for compatibility with the internal tooling).

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OK, I confirmed Android notifications are working. I'm not sure how realtime it is.

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OK, I confirmed Android notifications are working. I'm not sure how realtime it is.

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I installed the Android app. The notifications have not been coming. Is it because I've been opening it in a browser as well?

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I installed the Android app. The notifications have not been coming. Is it because I've been opening it in a browser as well?

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@baweaver Yeah, now I understand that. Copy-pasting the long @name@server.url is a bit of a hustle for me, but sometimes just searching the @name part works.

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@baweaver Yeah, now I understand that. Copy-pasting the long @name@server.url is a bit of a hustle for me, but sometimes just searching the @name part works.

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So now I have redirects from my past three accounts. One of them was actually used, but the current account already has more posts and followers. So it doesn't matter.

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So now I have redirects from my past three accounts. One of them was actually used, but the current account already has more posts and followers. So it doesn't matter.

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"Move to a different account" doesn't seem to work. But "only put up a redirect on your profile" works and it's good enough.

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"Move to a different account" doesn't seem to work. But "only put up a redirect on your profile" works and it's good enough.

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@timriley good to know, thanks!

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@timriley good to know, thanks!

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@baweaver oh that sounds nice. I'll have a look.

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@baweaver oh that sounds nice. I'll have a look.

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I like that Mastodon still uses Hamlit and can see single quotes in its HTML.

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I like that Mastodon still uses Hamlit and can see single quotes in its HTML.

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looks like https://mstdn.jp/@k0kubun and https://pawoo.net/@k0kubun are mine, both of which are not used. Maybe I just reserved the username and thought it was not worth using.

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looks like https://mstdn.jp/@k0kubun and https://pawoo.net/@k0kubun are mine, both of which are not used. Maybe I just reserved the username and thought it was not worth using.

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who's hosting this server?

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who's hosting this server?

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@baweaver :ruby:

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@baweaver :ruby:

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It seemed not clear how you follow somebody on another server. I just needed to read the message on the pop-up. Not the best UX but not too bad either.

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It seemed not clear how you follow somebody on another server. I just needed to read the message on the pop-up. Not the best UX but not too bad either.

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I'm sure I have an account on another server, but it's at least old enough to be missing in my password manager. So here we go.

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I'm sure I have an account on another server, but it's at least old enough to be missing in my password manager. So here we go.