I am happy to announce that the @icepi-zero-bot has Veryl support (it actually had it since a couple of days, but now I finally have a tiny bit of time to announce it)!
Thanks to @Tathar for the request and the help with setting things up.
The @icepi-zero-bot supports Spade now as requested by @thezoq2 🎉
The keyword for detecting it is #[no_mangle.
Sadly I have no experience in Spade, so the current example in the bot's description is very minimal.
If anyone can create a more complex example and wants to contribute it, feel free to message me!
Small update announcement for the @icepi-zero-bot (that you might have noticed already):
For the future, I plan to:
If you have any other ideas/wishes, feel free to tell me :D
Btw, here's my current setup for the @icepi-zero-bot:
The SBC operating the bot, running the synthesis and recording the video is Layla, my Milk-V Mars (bonus point for everyone who can guess the old name based on the picture).
Heyo Fediverse,
Did you ever want to run your VHDL code on someone else's FPGA and see the results as a video?
No?
With @icepi-zero-bot you can do it anyway!
Just send the account an ask containing your VHDL code (see the account's bio for an example) and the bot will synthesize your code, flash it onto my Icepi Zero FPGA board, and record a 30s video of its HDMI output!
I know this might not be the most useful bot, but I've mainly made it just for fun.
Feel free to play around a bit with it! :D
I'll add SystemVerilog support soon, once I figure out how to reliably differentiate it from VHDL based on only the code.
This Fediverse bot @FediTree has tried to adopt a social-norm around which people and accounts on the Fediverse to include.
@FediTree generates an image with a (Christmas?) tree in it, with the (Christmas?) tree ornaments decorating the tree being the accounts you recently interacted with the most.
@FediTree adopted social-norm is: it doesn't include accounts that have the #nobot hash-tag on their profile, or have set their account to NOT be "discoverable".
Has anyone managed to create a bluesky bots and understand how to have hashtags or URLs? The syntax seems quite complicated. Just posting hashtag or URL as text just shows them as clear text once posted in Bluesky
I looked at this again and found that the two notes requested very often from my #microblogpub are those that I 'pinned' that can be found at /featured.
The rest are paths pointing to information about this side. Maybe it has been some kind of #fedibot?
Here's a #fail2ban config that helped me blocking the IPs:
JCM
@reiver ⊼ (Charles) 
Jérôme
Chris Vogel
# cat /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/manual.conf
[Definition]
# cat /etc/fail2ban/jail.d/manual.conf
[manual]
enabled = true
bantime = 14d
This seems to lead to a jail which isn't connected to a logfile and for which manually added IPs stay blocked for 14 days.
To block IPs I used fail2ban-client -vvv set manual banip $IP which leads to
# fail2ban-client status manual basic
Status for the jail: manual
|- Filter
| |- Currently failed: 0
| |- Total failed: 0
| `- File list:
`- Actions
|- Currently banned: 4
|- Total banned: 4
`- Banned IP list: 34.229.130.24 44.206.236.255 54.164.161.50 3.238.157.198
fail2ban is integrated into my #yunohost and even though it doesn't come with the greatest documentation I'm starting to love it.
I just had the idea but no way to do it because I can't program for shit:
A bot that retoots a specific hashtag for twitch streaming (one that I currently don't see being used) that would be opt-in by default.
Is there anything like that or similar that's already available in a public repository?
NekoArc
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