I decided to become popular in decentralized social networks. 1. Pixelfed: — mostly landscape photography; 2. Mastodon: — software engineering content

(#mpi3j6q) You have some very lovely photos, @win0err! Being a wood gnome, I of course really like the nature ones the best. :-) I prefer your website over this pixelfeed thingy, since the latter loads soooo much longer for no added benefit to me.

(#mpi3j6q) Indeed! I especially like (_hope you don't mind me relinking it here?_) 👌

(#mpi3j6q) @win0err @prologic Yeah, the sunset is sick! My favorite so far is the "disco tent" at I never experienced an aurora, haven't been up north enough. @stigatle might see them regularly, though. Followed by the camp fire in the woods and this tree at night: This sea shore has something magical: Well done, keep 'em coming! :-)

(#mpi3j6q) @lyse It _might_ be great if @win0err maybe cross-posted photos from pixelfeed to his twtxt feed? 🤔 🙏

(#mpi3j6q) @prologic Agreed, I'd definitely love to subscribe to a Twtxt or Atom feed for his photos. Twtxt would have the advantage over Atom to easily comment on a photo or gallery.

(#mpi3j6q) @lyse: Thank you, it's really nice to hear that! Sometimes I think I'm a moss, because I really love northern nature :D Pixelfed is very slow indeed, and also buggy. @prologic: I plan to add an RSS feed for the photography page instead of cross-posting to twtxt.txt. Maybe I should post updates of my website here? For example, I made a fancy New Year's design of (which makes @lyse's eyes hurt, haha)

(#mpi3j6q) @win0err Don't worry, I love moss very much, too. ;-) Let me suggest to have a look at @mckinley's article on why Atom is better than RSS before you go ahead and create an XML-based feed: Once that photography feed is ready, please let us know over here. :-) Regarding your website updates, rest assured, any updates are welcome here.

(#mpi3j6q) @lyse Oh boi. I was wondering why I couldn't see @win0err's Twt you were clearly replying to ! 🤣 @lyse Looks like your client `tt` isn't respecting the `# refresh` interval of a feed? @win0err has this set to: ``` # refresh = 14400 ``` Which `yarnd` **will hard respect** and so I and anyone on my pod (and basically any other pod, there's like some ~20 or so now) will only see updates twice per day 😅 -- You _might_ want to reconsider this value...? 🤣

(#mpi3j6q) @win0err And FWIW, a single pod will only fetch your feed once per cache refresh interval, regardless of how many users on that pod (pods are by default multi-user pods) follow you.