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2013-06-19T05:58:02Z via Microca.st Web To: Public CC: Followers
I was sure I was following Evan on one of the Pump instances, but he's no longer in my Following list https://microca.st/BobJonkman/following (yet he still shows up in the pop-up list for recipients for this note)
Which leads to the question: I know he's here somewhere; how do I find him? Wasn't someone working on a "Discovery" plugin for Pump.io?
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... but #infinitescroll does work correctly on the main page. I can see all the way back to infinity and beyond.
also, @jpope's https://static.jpope.org/users.html is the best overview we have, atm :)
hmm. i tried a few times to scroll down on your /following - roughly 1 out of 10 times it works. mostly on the first time of loading that page, reloading the page seems to stop #infinitescroll. maybe related to https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/issues/500 #500?
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2013-05-16T18:01:03Z via Microca.st Web To: Evan Prodromou CC: Public
I'm thinking the pump.io servers should keep a cache of thumbnailed avatars. Some avatars which are sized small on my screen take noticeably long to load, because they're actually hi-res pictures. Eg. https://microca.st/moggers87 and https://microca.st/mvdan (not to pick on you gents exclusively)
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Actually, none of the images (avatars or posted) are currently thumbnailed, which is part of the problem. If someone uploads a 2MB photo for their avatar, it is just being scaled down to size. It is on the issue list though ( https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/issues/225 ) Also, I'm thinking that maybe all remote images should be cached.jpope on jpump at 2013-05-16T19:10:15Z
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2013-03-31T17:46:24Z via Microca.st Web To: Evan Prodromou CC: Public
Evan, what library or stylesheet are you using for the pump.io instances? It looks remarkably much like that of http://modoboa.org/ (a self-hosting web mail server, methinks)
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Wasn't me, I got it from @ddevine at https://identi.ca/notice/100407731
Also, I think most of the visual comes from Twitter's Bootstrap JS library. At one time, I think Diaspora, Twitter, and Google Plus were look-alikes through this library.
Yes, it's bootstrap.
Yes, it's Twitter Bootstrap, see twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ There's a colophon here: https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/#colophon -
Don't we have something better to do>
2013-03-29T06:36:21Z via Microca.st Web To: Public CC: Followers
Our lives have taken on new meaning...
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2013-03-29T05:35:01Z via Microca.st Web To: Public CC: Followers
How'd that happen?
Did you water it?
I did. It cost me a coin, too.
The action button is somewhat appropriate. I did tear up a little at the loss of my chili pepper, but I'm all better now.
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