I really dig your writing style! Styling point, I read mostly on mobile and there’s too much outer padding and I find the font is a touch too large

May 3, 2023 3:18 PM, "Ivan Nikitin" <ivan@niktivan.org> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I published twice and everything works now.
> Thank you everyone for the help!
> 
> The HTML redirect also works, thanks for that info.
> -- Ivan Nikitin
> https://niktivan.org

You want to remove this line from the non-www. domain as it's refreshing the page
every second :)

I love articles of this nature, it’s great to see what people use to make their lives better. 

I can also recommend miniflux as an RSS reader

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February 6, 2023 9:28 AM, "Xnuk Shuman" <admin@xnu.kr> wrote:

> Can be found in: https://meta.sr.ht/billing
> 
> I inspected it with web developer tool but there's nothing useful:
> <div class="goal" style="left: 13.37%" title="Presented without 
> comment">13.37%</div>

The goal or target % of subscribers who have a paid subscription

In terms of the relevance of 13.37%, it's more than likely a reference
to leetspeak, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet

ols

There’s already a ticket I believe. 

I built a noddy service that does just that with an mbox at https://sm2r.ols.wtf/

Let me know if it doesn’t work/fit your means

October 30, 2022 12:17 PM, "Drew DeVault" <sir@cmpwn.com> wrote:

> Are you sure that this goes in transport? As far as I can tell this is
> not appropriate for this file.

Yes, my understanding of transport is that it is for address => destination mapping. The destination in this case being discard

https://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html

Apologies, sent this off list:

I believe you add a line like this per address to /etc/postfix/transport

git@sr.ht discard:

And reference the file as transport_maps in your main config

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Fantastic blog post, I used it as the final push to finish my own albeit
it slightly clunkier: 
https://ols.wtf/blog/meta-a-blog-post-about-this-blog.html

You will have to let us know how you get on embedding comments, as I am
still in two minds whether to do this or not!

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October 22, 2022 11:51 AM, "Oliver Lowe" <o@olowe.co> wrote:

> On Sat, Oct 22, 2022 at 10:06:01AM +0200, Bastien wrote:
>
> Yes! I thought about this recently. But not just for sr.ht; any
> mailing list! My idea was a utility I called mbox2atom.
> 

I too wrote my own mbox2rss which would be ideal for this purpose _if_ there was a programmatic way to get the mbox of a mailing list. Currently I think it requires JS (could be wrong) and is handled by a POST request which you can't make with a standard Personal Access Token. I'm not clear whether the "legacy" API or GraphQL allow downloading of the mbox either

October 21, 2022 3:00 PM, "Tanguy Fardet" <tanguyfardet@protonmail.com> wrote:

>> HTML emails are now supported but it is opt in for the list admin
> 
> There seem to have been a misundeerstanding: html email are not (and
> will not be) supported.

No misunderstanding, possibly just my brevity causing confusion

> I merely added the possibility to "support" mixed html/plaintext emails
> in the sense that the html part would be discarded to keep only the
> plaintext instead of replying with an error to the sender.

This was my understanding, but what it means is that your average user doesn't need to configure their client for plain text sending as it _should_ send as multipart anyway; accessibility for non-technical appearing to be one of OP's primary concerns