briefly thinking about using RFC 5147 for message identifiers, e.g. https://buckket.org/twtxt_news.txt#line=2

/me waves to @escowles https://escowles.github.io/tw.txt

this is starting to feel dumb

oops I forgot the url in my last message https://gist.github.com/edsu/855230f4754d6d11844d

added these aliases to my .profile to make sending/receiving a bit easier

trying out v1.1.0

@cm_harlow hey there!

@buckket did you consider having [following] in the twtxt file itself, so people could see who other people were following?

@ruebot I kinda wish the config was part of the twtxt file, so you could see who people are following

hmm now polling or push notifications … :)

@ruebot makes sense ; I did this git config push.default simple

it is interesting how the registries like http://twtxt.reednj.com/ are the things enforcing that nicks are unique

@rubebot add a -q on the commit & push?

now I’m feeling guilty for having abandoned http://tilde.club/~edsu/

that seemed to work, yay …. uh yeah

maybe -q will do the trick? http://edsu.github.io/twtxt/config.txt

trying to see how I can make git commit/push silently

@ruebot did you add a post_tweet_hook like this? http://edsu.github.io/twtxt/config.txt

@ruebot it’s kinda interesting that nicks are just local aliases for twtxt urls

just setting up my twtxt