True software freedom for this age: you can get the source code of a service you use, and can set it up on your own server. You can also get all your data from the service, and migrate it to another service (hosted by you or someone else). Futher, all of this needs to be easy, fast, and cheap enough to be feasible, and there can't be "network effects" that lock you into a specific service instance.
Since I'm spending today restoring a backup... any recommendations for free, open source #backup software that works WELL with #Backblaze B2?
Also nice to have would be: Notifications on success and error, sensible defaults for ignoring chache files...
Alright, #RPG crowd!
Does anybody want to join an online game? I'll GM!
~UTC 12:00 to 16:00, day is negotiable.
Probably using Roll20 and Discord, but I'm open to suggestions. No minis or grids, just "Theater of the Mind".
I have 2 campaigns in mind: You'll either play scavengers in a post-apocalyptic science-fantasy world, or super-villains trying to Escape From New York (where you were trapped by aliens)!
Yo #videogames crew!
Has any of you managed to use your PC as a #WiiU gamepad?
I can't get the software to work, and I don't even know where to start fixing it...
#Ineedhelp here π
Thanks to @Baxter for pointing out that using '\b' instead of '\s' also makes it work at the end of toots!
In case anyone is curious:
'.*' means "any character 0 or more times"
'\s' means "any whitespace character", so that names like "@hungrybotanist" or "@someoneelse" won't be filtered
If you only wanted to filter out "word" but not "words", you could also put a '\s' after that.
Sadly, that WON'T work if it's at the END of a toot, since the ending apparently doesn't count as whitespace. π€
There might be a workaround for that, I'll have to look into that.
Okay, I THINK I figured out how the filter thingy here works.
1. Click the Settings icon on the top right of a column
2. Scroll down to 'Advanced'
3. Put a text like this in the 'Filter out by regular expressions' box:
@.*bot\s|@someone\s|some word|more words
^ This would mute ALL toots that CONTAIN
1. usernames that end in 'bot' (but not ones that have 'bot' in the middle)
2. user @someone
3. words 'some word'
4. words 'more words'
Sadly it can't seem to filter out emoji like