Hello, @mckinley here. I hope it isn't confusing for me to maintain two feeds. I made this feed to more easily interact with the twt.social community, leaving the one on my website as a regular microblog.

(#kpifl7a) @prologic Thank you. I rarely use my phone for things other than calls or text messages, but I'll give the app a try if I need to post from my phone.

(#yzslitq) @prologic Thanks for clarifying. Either way, it's a very reasonable privacy policy. I was just wondering about the details. If you don't store the email addresses, is it just a hash that's stored? Check against it for recovery, send an email if it passes?

(#yzslitq) @prologic I really like that. Email can't be known until it's needed.

(#gmlphva) Mkws is great the way it is, and `pp` is genius. The only reason why I don't use it for my own site is because I can't figure out how to escape the required characters in an elegant way before files are sent to `pp`. The best parts of mkws are the simplicity and the ability to tweak the script for your use case. Putting everything in one binary or adding a bunch of extra features like a web server would add unnecessary complication.

(#gmlphva) @adi Double quotes and ampersands with a backslash for `sh`, probably other characters it uses to do special functions as well. I just can't get used to omitting quotes or using single quotes in HTML tags.

(#gmlphva) @adi I believe so, and I can't for the life of me remember what problem I ran into.

(#gmlphva) @adi Thank you, I appreciate it. If I remember correctly, the `printf` program can escape a string for shell input, but I had difficulty making it work elegantly with the contents of a multi-line file.

(#gmlphva) @adi I'm trying it again with a clear head, and I'm making a little headway.

(#fw4vzga) @adi Void and OpenBSD are pretty hardcore, as operating systems go. I'm surprised you can tolerate Windows.