val @val@oc.todon.fr

@borderdoggo Je devrai pouvoir te reconnaitre sans :p

@borderdoggo Je vais probablement passer dans la DNS devroom pour les premiers talks o/

@Claire time to switch to XML

@sky https://oneprovider.com/search?&thread_amount=8&memory=16384&storage=256
Oneprovider's Paris (and Lille?) servers are hosted by Scaleway. I don't know about others.

@daph et ça a quel goût ?

@daph wtf

@athenavocat ah oui mais en hiver c'est dur. Soupe à l'oignon ou fondue de poireaux, alors ?

@athenavocat pâte feuilletée et amande en poudre, évidemment

@mcc Unless it's a link to a remote post or profile, then you have to rewrite eg. https://tenforward.social/@mcc@mastodon.social/109746073573375331 to https://mastodon.social/@mcc/109746073371303418

@CobaltVelvet ActivityPub::DeliveryWorker

@CobaltVelvet Huh, that's good to know

@CobaltVelvet 5$/TB/month? Where do you get prices these low for (presumably replicated) storage?

@isis Go to about:config, set browser.startup.page to 3

@misty A long time ago, I migrated from local files to radosgw (S3-like). I used this script to upload: https://gist.github.com/progval/f74db1ac672f43bc5e777acafafc3363 (awscli would probably have worked just fine) and this nginx config: https://gist.github.com/progval/59a3e1e1e77b5d1ea8413b31c8ccee13 which first tries to get the file locally, and falls back to querying radosgw if not found.

I assume I did it in that order:

1. configure nginx like this
2. reconfigure mastodon to use radosgw
3. run the migration script
4. remove local files
5. switch to permanent nginx conf

@freaky@bitsnbytes.chat I got this one!

@user hi