Exactly 4 years ago, I released #offpunk 1.3. I explained why I was doing it and what my plans were : breaking offpunk into several #UNIX like components.
https://ploum.net/2022-04-02-offpunk13.html
I’m proud to say that I managed to follow those plans with ansicat, netcache, openk and, thanks to @vjousse , unmerdify
One year ago, I joked that #offpunk would be renamed #xkcdpunk
Today, I can say that "xkcdpunk" is a command-line that I use every day! And this was not anticipated!
Offpunk 3.0 "A Community is Born" Release
Making the #smolnet social with share/reply in #offpunk
@jappie3 @ploum I was trying to parse that number in various ways because surely #offpunk was closer to 5 thousand commits than half a million 🤣
(See https://offpunk.net/index.html - It’s about 1221 commits on the default branch right now)
RE: https://chaos.social/@librewolf/115716906957137196
Librewolf is my browser of choice. It’s exactly what Firefox should have been. It allows me to easily reject all cookies/tracking except when I truly want it.
I like Librewolf (when #offpunk is not enough ;-) )
Updated #offpunk development guidelines to be clear about the use of chatbots:
https://offpunk.net/dev-guidelines.html
The code of the website is in the git repository in the "tutorial" folder. Patches to fix typo or improve the website are welcome:
@mpaluchowski @pluralistic : this approach is automatized and crowdsourced to extract the real content from enhshitified webpages.
ftr-site-config is a communautary project to create xpath rules for websites (more than 2000 websites supported currently)
unmerdify is a python library using those rules to parse a webpage.
#Offpunk is a command-line browser using unmerdify by default when available to read a website.
Say goodbye to the enshitified Web!
I’m very sad that I can’t read acm.org without javascript (which I don’t have in #offpunk )
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