My new interests - the Fediverse, Mastodon and the creative IndieWeb community keep me entertained. My days are filled with .NET and other Microsoft technologies.
Discussions and photos of my dog may slip into a post now and then.
Installing SNAC Fediverse Server on Ubuntu I’ve taken on some larger, complex fediverse installs like Bonfire, and Mastodon. And some single user ones like GoToSocial. Heck, I even configured a B...
Installing Hollo with Docker: A Complete Guide This guide covers setting up Hollo, an ActivityPub server, using Docker in a homelab environment with S3 Storage and NGINX Proxy Manager. Hollo lean...
A First-Timer’s Guide to Navigating Dreamforce 2024 Attending Dreamforce for the first time felt a bit like visiting Disney World—there’s so much to see, do, and experience that it’s impossible to...
Eleventy Experiment: Salesforce User Directory This is a simple experiment to see if I can use Eleventy to generate a small user directory from a Salesforce SOQL query. Spoiler - it works! npm I’m...
My objective here is to document the process of updating my Mastodon instance from 4.2.9 to 4.2.10, an urgent security release. I’ll then reference this when future upgrades are necessary. This is...
Let’s take a look a fediverse relays, and in particular, FediBuzz. We’ll go over the basics of how relays work, and then dive into a fresh install on Ubuntu. Objective My objective for this projec...
Bonfire has some excellent ideas when it comes to access control and extensibility, two things lacking in current fediverse platforms. Initially, I was interested to see how I could utilize this to...
I’ve seen a few events being posted on the Indieweb.org website, and have been attempting to make the monthly one in Pacific time, it just hasn’t clicked yet. I noticed that you can RSVP through w...
What follows are my notes about setting up a new Bluesky Personal Data Server (PDS). Here’s a helpful What is BlueSky and how does it work? primer that summarizes the core concepts. Let’s get this...
A call was sent out today by Terence Eden @[email protected] to try out a tiny AP server. I gave it a shot. The code is now public and has a “CRAPL” licensce, which makes me chuckle. This ser...
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