The Blog Option in littleFedi
...and yes, this is build and served by the Raspberry Pi Zero W, powered by NetBSD
https://rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it/@stefano/blog/691cb62e-e7a1-434b-ba65-d059ee58ac41/
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The Blog Option in littleFedi
...and yes, this is build and served by the Raspberry Pi Zero W, powered by NetBSD
https://rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it/@stefano/blog/691cb62e-e7a1-434b-ba65-d059ee58ac41/
@stefano this is really impressive that this is a pi-zero. now i'm off to microcenter to go buy one and try this!
@stefano that sounds super neat, I'd love to check it out but I am getting a timeout.
@nils sometimes I do some tests and restart the instance. Try again 🙂
@stefano I am still getting a timeout.. And I also had one way earlier (4-5hrs ago).
I am currently on a 5G mobile connection in Switzerland if that matters.
I'll probably try to have another look with my laptop once I reach my hotel in Germany.
@nils that's strange, I can reach it also from the outside. Let me know!
@stefano I just tried, so from the hotel wifi it works, but from the mobile 5G network it still gives me a timeout... Wondering if this might be due to some sort of CGNAT shenenigans.
Time to port NetBSD to ESP32-C6 and do the same thing on that hardware xD
An ingenious Fediverse design idea, fully implemented in the most frugal of hardware setups (in NetBSD). So charming.
Bravo, Stefano.
"The post you wrote is the blog post. Same database, same act of writing, still boostable, still repliable, still part of the conversation on the fediverse side. The blog is just a second representation of the same content, generated automatically."
"As a status, it lives in the fediverse, interactive, part of the conversation, subject to replies and boosts like anything else. As a static page, it lives on the web, durable, indexable, with a permalink, something an RSS reader can hold onto. You don't have to decide in advance which posts deserve to last."
@the_roamer thank you! the concept is: we don't need a cloud to have a functional and complete Fediverse instance. And we don't need to decide if we want to keep what we post.
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