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image: alpine/latest
oauth: pages.sr.ht/PAGES:RW
environment:
site: morgan.mcmillian.dev
triggers:
- action: email
condition: always
to: Morgan McMillian <morgan@mcmillian.dev>
packages:
- go
- scdoc
sources:
- https://git.sr.ht/~adnano/kiln
- https://git.sr.ht/~adnano/mdtohtml
- https://git.sr.ht/~adnano/gmnitohtml
- https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/morgan.mcmillian.dev
tasks:
- kiln: |
cd kiln
make
sudo make install
- mdtohtml: |
cd mdtohtml
make
sudo make install
- gmnitohtml: |
cd gmnitohtml
make
sudo make install
- build: |
cd $site
kiln build
- publish: |
tar -C $site/public/gemini -cvz . > gemini.tar.gz
tar -C $site/public/https -cvz . > https.tar.gz
acurl -f https://pages.sr.ht/publish/$site \
-Fcontent=@gemini.tar.gz \
-Fprotocol=GEMINI
acurl -f https://pages.sr.ht/publish/$site \
-Fcontent=@https.tar.gz \
-Fprotocol=HTTPS

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title: Hello world!
date: 2012-03-03T12:08:22+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
Welcome to the latest version of my site. It&#8217;s time that I start putting things into place for releasing some of my personal programming projects into the wild.  I don&#8217;t consider myself a professional programmer, it&#8217;s just a hobby I am always looking to improve on.

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title: Beta for Todo.txt Enyo
date: 2012-03-08T12:07:28+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
The first version of Todo.txt Enyo has been published on the HP App Catalog beta channel.  It&#8217;s available now to those who are willing to try it out.  I&#8217;m sure there are plenty of bugs to be discovered so feedback will be very much appreciated.
Todo.txt Enyo is a mobile application for managing your [todo.txt][1] file on webOS devices written using the EnyoJS framework.  It has been released under the Apache License 2.0 and can be found [here][2].
**Current Features**
* Set and sort by priority
* Task completion (and optionally creation) dates
* &#8220;Just Type&#8221; quick actions and universal search
* Internal storage support
* Dropbox support
You can install it from the HP App Catalog by visiting this link[^1] from your device.  Alternately, you can visit using your computer and have the link sent do your device from HP.
[1]: http://todotxt.com
[2]: https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/Todo.txt-Enyo
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title: Beta 2 for Todo.txt Enyo
date: 2012-03-18T12:25:23+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
The second beta of Todo.txt Enyo has been uploaded to the HP App Catalog beta channel and is available now.  There have been some various bug fixes, minor UI modifications, and initial support for the BlackBerry Playbook.  Check out the Apps page for how to get it.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Initial BlackBerry PlayBook support.
* Insert for project, context, and priority on add or edit.
**Known Issues**
* Edit field on the PlayBook does not wrap cleanly because of a hack to work around problems with the RichText control outside of webOS.
* Scrolling is not as smooth on the PlayBook.

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title: Task Slayer for BlackBerry 10
date: 2012-10-13T12:06:26+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
My first BlackBerry 10 app Task Slayer is now available in the BlackBerry AppWorld.  Like my previous apps Task Slayer is a task manager based on the [todo.txt][2] file format.  This initial release covers the basics for managing tasks on the local device and has focused on making for a usable user interface.  It&#8217;s been tested and functional in the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha Simulator.  I&#8217;m looking for those who have Dev Alpha devices to help test and provide feedback.  I plan to have Dropbox syncing in my next release and have the basic framework in place to easily add more cloud services.  Click or scan the barcode link to download and give it a try.[^1]
[2]: http://todotxt.com "Todo.txt"
[^1]: BlackBerry AppWorld is no longer available

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title: Beta 3 for Todo.txt Enyo
date: 2012-11-12T16:17:18+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
The third release of Todo.txt Enyo is now available for both WebOS and BlackBerry PlayBook.  This release includes minor UI tweak, a bug fix, and a new feature.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Filter by project or context
* New app icons
* Bug fix: created date inserted when updating task
**Download**
* WebOS package available from the [HP App Catalog][^1].
* PlayBook package available from [BlackBerry App World][^2].
[^1]: HP App Catalog for webOS is no longer available
[^2]: BlackBerry AppWorld is no longer available

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title: Task Slayer for BB10 update
date: 2012-12-13T12:50:20+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
This is a relatively minor update to Task Slayer.  The only notable feature was really just adding a quick search box and a little bit of UI tweaking.  Those with DevAlpha devices can download it from BlackBerry World.  Along with refreshed screenshots I&#8217;ll attempt to post a video with my next release to give a taste to those who might be eagerly awaiting the launch of BlackBerry 10 at the end of January or curious to see how this app works compared to it&#8217;s counter parts.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Search
* Updated splash screen and app icon
* Bug fix: wrong default location for todo.txt on Dropbox
**Download**
* Package available from [BlackBerry App World][^1].
[^1]: BlackBerry AppWorld is no longer available

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title: Todo.txt Enyo 0.4.0
date: 2012-12-13T12:23:47+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
The fourth release of Todo.txt Enyo is now available for both WebOS and BlackBerry PlayBook.  Even though there was only one new feature added I think it&#8217;s a good one.  This release took a little while to get approved in BlackBerry App World.  I suspect the folks in Waterloo are getting a lot more app submissions these days.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Archive support (done.txt)
**Download**
* WebOS package available from the [HP App Catalog][^1].
* PlayBook package available from [BlackBerry App World][^2].
[^1]: HP App Catalog for webOS is no longer available
[^2]: BlackBerry AppWorld is no longer available

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title: Task Slayer 0.4.1 available
date: 2013-02-16T12:38:53+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
My latest update to Task Slayer is now available for sale in BlackBerry World for the BlackBerry Z10.  There are a number of bug fixes included in this release to make it fast and stable now that BB10 has been officially released.  Even though it&#8217;s not labeled as v1.0 it&#8217;s ready for every day use.  My next release will focus on tighter BB10 integration, Q10 support, and perhaps a few extra features along the way.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Archive completed tasks (done.txt)
* Bug fix: automatic focus on text fields
* Bug fix: refresh following Dropbox authentication
* Bug fix: scrolling on settings page
**Download**
* Package available from [BlackBerry World][^1].
[^1]: BlackBerry AppWorld is no longer available

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title: Todo.txt Enyo 0.4.1 update for webOS
date: 2013-04-13T11:48:29+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
Long live webOS!  I&#8217;ve decided to release a minor update to address some webOS specific requests.  First up has to do with scaling properly on a Pre 3 device.  Since I don&#8217;t have an actual Pre 3 device I have to rely on the simulator which doesn&#8217;t truly show how small or large the text actually looks.  Hopefully this will help those die hard users from having to strain their eyes.  The other change allows those who maintain their todo.txt on the local device to change where it&#8217;s stored internally.  This should be particularly useful for those who dual boot their TouchPad with Android and like to keep edit the file in either OS.
**What&#8217;s New**
* Adjust for Pre3 screen resolution
* Allow edit of internal file location on WebOS
**Download**
* Source available [here][1].
[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/Todo.txt-Enyo

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title: Because naming an app is hard – Renamed Todo 0.5
date: 2013-05-01T11:35:16+00:00
params:
origin: monkeystew.org
---
So I&#8217;ve gone and renamed my todo app formerly known as Task Slayer.  I honestly wasn&#8217;t that fond of the previous name to begin with so when asked to change it to avoid confusion with another app by the same name I gladly did so.  I didn&#8217;t realize how much of a pain it is though so I don&#8217;t plan on doing this again.  That being said this release is much more than just a fancy new name.  This release includes sharing support, an active frame, and support for those fancy new Q10 devices people are clamoring for.
**New Features**
* <span style="color:#333333;">Application name change to Renamed Todo</span>
* <span style="color:#333333;">Q10 Support</span>
* <span style="color:#333333;">Sharing (invocation) support</span>
* <span style="color:#333333;">BBM support</span>
* <span style="color:#333333;">Active frame</span>
* <span style="color:#333333;">Bug fixes related to filters</span>

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title: The end of summer – Renamed Todo 0.6
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Now that summer is over it&#8217;s time to release another update.  With this update I&#8217;m continuing to make tweaks to the interface while adding some useful new features.  Most notably due date support with use of the custom due: tag.  Along with that comes some ability to manage the local sandbox files such as export and delete.  I have many more updated planned down the road.  As always your feedback is appreciated.
**What&#8217;s New**
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Help text when no filters are present
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Initial due date support (due:YYYY-MM-DD)
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Project & Context chooser
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Purge local sandbox files
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I&#8217;ve been working on an update to Renamed Todo and made some good progress over this last weekend. Mostly minor stuff, a few cosmetic changes, a few UI tweaks, and a small bug fix which I&#8217;m attempting to squash now. I&#8217;m also doing some work under the hood to prepare for a much bigger update to follow.
On a related note I&#8217;ve decided to pull Todo.txt Enyo from the HP app catalog (webOS for those who may not know). I haven&#8217;t worked on it in some time and it doesn&#8217;t have the same features as Renamed Todo for BlackBerry 10. The source code it still available however on github and I&#8217;ll make packages directly available but it isn&#8217;t being activily developed. I am considering doing a new port of Renamed Todo and will consider webOS if there is still some usage of it. Stay tuned&#8230;

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With a new device release on the horizon and a feature request list that continues to grow it&#8217;s time to get another update out to the world. The most notable changes are the UI adjustments to accommodate a bigger screen resolution and the new permission being requested for analytics. I have also added a few additional contact points in the about screen for those who don&#8217;t necessarily want to communicate through email. I have more updates planned and hopefully a few surprises on the way.
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Filter by due date (due:YYYY-MM-DD)
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Updated privacy policy for use of analytics
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It&#8217;s been a crazy busy 2014 and there are no signs that it will let up anytime soon. I have a tendency to line up several projects which I don&#8217;t necessarily have time for but work on anyway. So here is a quick recap of what I have brewing in the background.
**BlackBerry**
Over the last year or so BlackBerry has gone through a lot of much needed transformation as a company. In the process though they curtailed their developer relations considerably and are focusing their energy toward enterprise development. Regardless of the focus shift on their part I decided to continue developing native applications for the platform. I love developing in Qt/C++ and I&#8217;ll continue to publish in BlackBerry World for as long as they&#8217;ll allow me to.
**LuneOS**
Just as I was about to officially sunset my app for webOS I saw the official first <a href="http://www.webos-ports.org" target="_blank">release</a> of LuneOS from the webos-ports team. My curiosity got the better of me and I took it for a spin and liked what I saw. So I started contributing small amounts of work to the project. Nothing major thus far but it&#8217;s been fun getting involved and learning about the internal workings.
**Renamed Todo and Todo.txt Enyo**
I&#8217;ve got some fixes and updates to Renamed Todo for BlackBerry 10 in progress and hope to get it out the door in time for the BlackBerry Classic release. Todo.txt Enyo got a minor update to work properly under the initial LuneOS release. Going forward however I&#8217;m doing a complete overhaul and switching to the Enyo 2 framework. At that point I&#8217;ll be able to go beyond webOS based platforms and support more platforms.
**Twitter**
In case you missed it I have unplugged from Twitter. The network has changed a lot over the years even though it&#8217;s core function (microblogging) has remained the same. Ads have become more central, third party clients have been pushed away, and the experience is no longer the enjoyable. Combine that with the ever growing ever louder abuse by others with little to no action on the part of Twitter led me to leave the network. It&#8217;s just not worth it. I&#8217;ll do a separate post on my social presence soon.

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Companies like Facebook, Twitter, or Google should not own or control your relationships. If you are unhappy with a company or their service then stop using it. There are many ways to interact online and offline without a large company owning you.
<a title="GNU social" href="http://gnu.io/social/try/" target="_blank">GNU social</a>   <a title="diaspora*" href="https://diasporafoundation.org/" target="_blank">Diaspora</a>   <a title="RedMatrix" href="https://redmatrix.me/" target="_blank">RedMatrix</a>

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I was hoping this release would include new features but time was not on my side this go around. I decided to go ahead with a minor bug fix release instead. Solving an erroneous authentication error when authorizing the app with Dropbox. Enjoy and stay tuned for more enhancements down the road.

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In June of 2012 I made the decision to pull the plug on Facebook and I deactivated my account and never looked back. I quit Facebook because I realized back then that the service doesn&#8217;t care about me as a person but rather me as data. Constantly changing terms of service, confusing privacy controls, it was a regular routine of discovering what they changed and how to change it back. It became too much for me to handle so I deleted all of my posts (in theory) and deactivated my account. In truth it wasn&#8217;t that hard for me to do. Facebook wasn&#8217;t my only link to those I cared about. I still had phone numbers, email, messaging, and of course real human interaction. I still get the &#8220;Oh that&#8217;s right, your not on Facebook&#8221; comment occasionally in conversation but the funny thing is, nobody actively tried to get me to rejoin.
**Enter diaspora***
I joined diaspora\* back in 2011. There was a lot of buzz following their widely successful kickstarter campaign and back then I was annoyed with Facebook. The founders of the project wanted a decentralized and privacy aware network. I got my invite, signed up, and made only one post back then. I didn&#8217;t actively use the network until this year. I&#8217;ve discovered since they originally launched the network has grown up a lot. It doesn&#8217;t necessarily have all of the same features yet as the big services but those will come. The community is great and not just purely Google geeks. In fact it feels much more global. In my stream this morning there are posts in three different languages. And that speaks to one of the best features it has to offer. DECENTRALIZATION. There is no single company to control all of your data and interactions. You as the user can control who can see your posts, interact with you, and most importantly of all where your data actually lives. It is truly a global social network that runs on open and freely available software. Of course diaspora\* isn&#8217;t the only network to offer this, but I feel it&#8217;s the best suited to replace Facebook.
**What about <insert favorite social thing here>?**
I actually do belong to various other services. Some of which I&#8217;m also pretty active on and rather enjoy. Others I&#8217;m not convinced are really solving the problem that Facebook has. I use Google+, but like Facebook, Google is driven on user data. It&#8217;s also a centralized closed access service so users are subject to their whim. I give them credit however for making it far easier to leave and take your data with you. I&#8217;m also on App.net, which has some truly fantastic people on it. It&#8217;s also an open network to some extent but the original business model proved to be unpopular and therefor is in a transition. My hope is that they&#8217;ll find themselves moving towards more open source, federating with other open services, and build on a great community that they still have. And then there is Ello. They talk about privacy, empowerment, and being ad-free. But it&#8217;s still a closed network, a silo, and too much like Twitter to offer anything different. I did get an invite but don&#8217;t plan on joining it anytime soon (if ever). As for pump.io and GNU social I think I&#8217;ll save my thoughts for a future post. I&#8217;m very new to those networks so I don&#8217;t have a solid opinion on them yet.
**A new year**
As 2014 comes to a close I find myself trying to best respond to people who feel they must keep using Facebook or risk loosing touch with their friends, family, or even the world as a whole. My answer is to take control of your network, don&#8217;t let others dictate it to you. Join the open social network on diaspora* and encourage others to as well. If you have system admin skills and resources, start your own pod. If you have development experience, contribute to the code base. If you are in media, use it, talk about it, don&#8217;t limit your audience to the silos of Facebook, Google, or Twitter. Be a part of a free and open Internet.
You can follow me on diaspora* at <a href="https://www.diasporasf.org/u/thrrgilag" target="_blank">thrrgilag@diasporasf.org</a>.
Learn more about the <a href="https://diasporafoundation.org/" target="_blank">diaspora* project</a>.
Find a pod that is right for you at <a href="http://podupti.me/" target="_blank">podupti.me</a>.

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Another minor update is available for all BlackBerry 10 devices in BlackBerry World which fixes UTF-8 support. This application will be in maintenance mode for now only handling bug fixes as they surface. As such I&#8217;ve decided to make Renamed Todo available for free. I&#8217;m working on a rewrite bringing it to more platforms and will be putting the new code out as open source. More to come on that soon.

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My Friendica experimentation continues, this time with a cheesy no-substance blog post. Please excuse the noise for now but I&#8217;m thinking there will be a real blog post coming about my experiences with this software, and open social networks in general. :)
[Read the original post and comment stream on Friendica][^1]
[^1]: My Friendica instance, monkeystew.social, is no longer online

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A few weeks back I decided to give hosting my own social service a try. There are a various different projects that are being developed many of which have a pretty solid community around them. I have been using <a href="https://diasporafoundation.org/" target="_blank">Diaspora</a> pretty actively now for the last couple of years so that was my initial choice. But I have also poked around other networks like status net and pump, both of which are pretty active too. Ultimately I decided to use <a href="http://friendica.ca/" target="_blank">Friendica</a> as my service.
Friendica is an open source social web platform which runs on a typical LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack. Installation is fairly easy because it relies on common and popular components which can be found on most Linux installs as well as hosting services. Friendica supports native connectivity to different open social networks such as Diaspora and <a href="http://gnu.io/social/" target="_blank">StatusNet</a>. For services that are not supported natively there are connectors for networks like <a href="http://pump.io/" target="_blank">pump.io</a>, App.net[^1], and even Twitter.
The end result is a system that I own and control which brings together my friends across many different networks seamlessly. I can stay connected and engaged with people regardless of the network they use. Provided of course that network has an open API that can be accessed. Today I&#8217;m interacting with friends on the Friendica network, Diaspora, Hubzilla, pump.io, App.net and StatusNet. All through my Friendica server and it works!
I will be writing more posts about this and the open social web as I explore and discover new and exciting things. You can find my Friendica profile and links to my other social accounts at thrrgilag.net.
#friendica #diaspora #thefederation #socialweb
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I&#8217;ve been running my owner Friendica instance for a couple of months now. And so far I&#8217;ve been pretty happy with how it&#8217;s turned out thus far. There are however some quirks with how it works between the various networks. With that I decided to go ahead and run a dedicated instance for GNU social (gs.monkeystew.net) and start following my various ostatus contacts from there. I&#8217;ll continue to run Friendica and leave ostatus enabled but my interactions are going to be a little more split. I cross post frequently so feel free to follow me in both places or just one if I repeat myself too much. :-) @thrrgilag@gs.monkeystew.net

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This isn&#8217;t anything to do with that Google program. I&#8217;m just putting out a quick post about what I&#8217;m up to these days.
**New development.**
I&#8217;ve jumped back into mobile development once more now focusing on Ubuntu Phone and Sailfish OS. I see a lot of potential in both of these platforms and some opportunity to expand my skills while having a little fun. I have a social app currently being roughed out and in development. More on that as it progresses. And on the topic of social, I&#8217;ve also been tinkering with some new social APIs that some App.net peeps have been developing. Nothing earth shattering yet but it&#8217;s been fun to try new things, expand my knowledge, and keep in touch with some awesome folks from that network.
**Renamed Todo for BlackBerry 10**
I received notification from Dropbox yesterday that they are deprecating v1 of their API. In about a year they&#8217;ll be shutting it off and any apps that rely on it will no longer function properly. Renamed Todo relies on that API for it&#8217;s one and only sync option. I am in the process of trying to restore my BB10 development environment to see what I can do. I&#8217;m not sure if I&#8217;ll put out an update yet or if the app needs to be fully retired. I&#8217;m aiming to get something out there though since I know there are at least a few people who use it.
**Todo.txt Enyo for WebOS and PlayBook**
This app (a predecessor to Renamed Todo) is also impacted by the Dropbox API change. Since this code is open source I will be publishing an update in support of the API changes. There will be an IPK to go along with it, but a BAR file for the PlayBook will depend on if I can get that development environment restored or not.
**Source code**
I am looking to publish more of my source code over the summer. But rather than posting to github I&#8217;d rather self-host my public code repository and evaluating different options. I&#8217;m interested in what others are using and any good or bad that has gone along with it. Please do share your suggestions and experiences!

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I&#8217;ve pulled Todo.txt Enyo for the PlayBook from BlackBerry World today and I will no longer be developing for this particular device. My biggest reason has to do with the SDK and the odd bit of hacking it took to build this particular application (the combination of Java and Adobe AIR to build HTML5 apps is a bit bonkers). With Dropbox deprecating v1 of their API I felt it was a good time to bring this particular effort to an end. The source code will continue to be available from my site for those who wish to build their own BAR files. On the brighter side of things the Palm SDK still continues to work so I&#8217;ll be continuing support for webOS. I&#8217;ll be posting more on that in the near future.

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An update is now available for all BlackBerry 10 devices in BlackBerry World which adds support for Dropbox API v2. There are no visible changes to this release, just behind the scenes work in preparation for the Dropbox deprecating their API v1. This will allow Renamed Todo to continue to function for the foreseeable future.

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A change was introduced with the release of BlackBerry 10.3.3 that breaks authentication between Renamed Todo and Dropbox.  I&#8217;ll be reworking (again) the authorization process to work properly with this latest update.  I&#8217;ll post again when the update is available here on this blog as well as my social feeds.  Links to follow me are in the sidebar.

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This week I&#8217;m saying goodbye to an old network as App.net is shutting down.
I joined App.net back in 2012 with the promise of a social network with a different business model from Twitter. It was a service focused on benefiting developers and users who were willing to pay for a better experience rather than advertisers and data mining. Unfortunately that idea wasn&#8217;t enough and App.net couldn&#8217;t become a sustainable business. Rather than breaking their promise and becoming yet another advertising network they scaled back the service and ultimately had to close the doors.
As another social network fades into the background I&#8217;m taking some time to reflect on what I&#8217;ve gained rather than lost. I&#8217;ve met some amazing people on App.net and have been lucky enough to keep up with them as they&#8217;ve moved on to other places. I&#8217;ve also gained some useful development experience. For those reasons I&#8217;ll remember App.net with fond and happy memories rather than mourn it&#8217;s loss. As far as I am concerned, App.net was a success.

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This has been one of my favorite projects this year. If you haven&#8217;t checked it out yet head over to <a href="http://matrix.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">matrix.org</a> and take a peek. It&#8217;s grown a lot over the last year but now faces funding challenges. If you are able to help support the core team. Patreon, Liberapay, and bitcoin details are in the linked blog post.
<a href="https://matrix.org/blog/2017/07/07/a-call-to-arms-supporting-matrix/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">A Call to Arms: Supporting Matrix!</a>
> TL;DR: if you like Matrix (and especially if you’re building stuff on it), please support us via Patreon or Liberapay to keep the core team able to work on it full-time, otherwise the project is going to be seriously impacted. And if you’re a company who is invested in Matrix (e.g. itching for Dendrite), please get in touch ASAP if you’d like to sponsor core development work from the team. And if you’re a philanthropic billionaire who believes in our ideals of decentralisation, encryption, and open communication as a basic human right – we’d love to hear from you too O:-)

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I&#8217;ve decided to retire my Friendica instance at monkeystew.social. Mostly to free up some resources from my server and have one less thing to worry about and manage. I&#8217;m not going away from the social web, just coming at it a little differently now.
If you&#8217;re following me from Diaspora, I&#8217;ve dusted off my old profile:
<a href="https://shrekislove.us/u/thrrgilag" target="_blank" rel="noopener">thrrgilag@shrekislove.us</a>
If you&#8217;re following me from GNU social or Mastodon:
<a href="https://mastodon.social/@thrrgilag" target="_blank" rel="noopener">mastodon.social/@thrrgilag</a>
If you&#8217;re following me from Friendica you can continue to follow me at either of the two profiles linked above.
I also have a couple of other micro blog feeds that you can follow me at:
<a href="https://monkeystew.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://monkeystew.org</a>
<a href="https://pnut.io/@thrrgilag" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://pnut.io/@thrrgilag</a>
<a href="https://micro.blog/thrrgilag" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://micro.blog/thrrgilag</a>
Of course as always I&#8217;m available on chat as well:
matrix => @thrrgilag:monkeystew.net
xmpp => thrrgilag@monkeystew.net

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Since I switched off my Friendica instance last month I&#8217;m sorting out my blog posting workflow (even though I don&#8217;t do it often). So this is pretty much a nonsense post so I can see how it goes out to my various feeds.

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It&#8217;s been a long while since my last update.  I haven&#8217;t been paying much attention to this app over the last couple of years for various different reasons.  Mostly do to having switched my primary phone from the lovely BlackBerry Passport to an Android based BlackBerry phone.  But I still love BlackBerry 10 and I still love this app so I&#8217;ve finally pulled the trigger and made it open source.  It&#8217;s now available under the Apache 2.0 license and I&#8217;ll be continuing it&#8217;s support and development.
I&#8217;ve created a new build (0.9.0) which can be found [here][1] long with the source code.  It&#8217;s mostly the same as what you find in BlackBerry AppWorld today except that Dropbox syncing has been temporarily removed.  It was partially broken so I&#8217;m pulling it to rework that portion and extend it to other syncing options.
Questions, issues, or comments?  Come join the [chat][2] where you can follow the development effort.
&nbsp;
[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/RenamedTodo
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I&#8217;m starting to think more about my mobile app development efforts after BB10 is no longer supportable. It still has life left in it but now that BlackBerry is starting to turn services off it may not be for much longer.  I&#8217;ve dabbled off and on with Android development and do have an [app][1] for pnut.io that I&#8217;m actively working on.  But Android as a platform isn&#8217;t my favorite and developing for it isn&#8217;t as fun given it&#8217;s Java roots.  So I&#8217;m finally putting more attention towards the mobile Linux development space.  I think there is a lot more room for amazing things to develop and evolve in that arena.  Projects like [ubports][2] are gaining momentum and companies like [Jolla][3] and [Purism][4] have exciting things happening with their distributions and device support.  I&#8217;ll continue to support my BB10 apps as long as the code signing servers existing and I can distribute usable bar files but I&#8217;ll also be porting those apps over to Ubuntu Touch and maybe Sailfish OS.  Beyond that any new projects I start on will be for the mobile Linux space.  And open source too!
[1]: https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag/goober
[2]: https://ubports.com/
[3]: https://jolla.com/
[4]: https://puri.sm/

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I&#8217;ve finally reached the point where I&#8217;m ready to discontinue support for BB10 in my various app development efforts.  Specifically those projects are Goober for BB10 (a native client for pnut.io) and Renamed Todo (a task list app using todo.txt format).  I hope they&#8217;ve been useful for the handful of users I&#8217;ve had and interacted with over the years, I know I&#8217;ve enjoyed building them.  But the time has come to retire them and allow myself to focus on other platforms.  The source code will remains available under and open source license and the bar files will also remain available for those who wish to continue using them.

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I finally made the jump to using a site generator for my blog along with a new domain name. Rather than migrating the old site I've decided to leave it in place and just place my new posts here. Now that this post is out of the way, on with the show!

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title: "Goober 0.7.0"
date: 2018-11-23T13:56:31-08:00
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The latest Goober for Android has been released to the Google Play store.
This update adds the ability to hide images in the timeline by default and a
new profile view allowing you to view a users posts, follow, mute, or block. I
also added a couple of tweaks to the post actions menu mostly for myself but
perhaps others might find them useful as well.
As usual if you have questions or issues you can find me in the Goober chat on
[pnut](https://patter.chat/room/934).
You can also find more information, checkout the source, and file issues on my
[GitLab](https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag/goober) project site.
### Roadmap
Goober will be undergoing some significant changes over the next series of
updates to strip away the native device dependencies and become more of a true
cross-platform mobile application. The two big goals I have in mind will be to
support more mobile platforms and to have live automatic updates. Here are some
of the things I have in mind in no particular order.
- Live automatic updates
- Expanded OS support (iOS, Ubuntu Touch, & others)
- Accessibility
- Additional rich post capabilities
- Message channel support
- Notification support?

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The pnut-matrix bridge has now reached 1.0. It now runs using pnut.io app streams for improved performance, includes administrative controls for managing bridged rooms, and syncs pnut.io avatars and display names to matrix. You can find the latest release at https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag/pnut-matrix and join the chat at https://patter.chat/room/999

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title: "Goober in maintenance mode"
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I'm going to officially put Goober into a maintenance only mode. The
framework I used to initially create Goober for Android has progressed
such that I feel some significant refactoring is in order however I'm
not ready to tackle it at this time. I've got another project spinning
up which I'll discuss more in the near future. For now though Goober
will only being getting critical bug fixes.

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title: "monkeystew.org migrated"
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I've migrated posts over from my old blog at monkeystew.org to this new site. With some amount of luck all of the URLs should still work properly and I've attempted to organize everything appropriately. Kinda wild to go back through my old posts over the years.

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title: "New source project home"
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After 2 years of running my own GitLab server I decided it was time to retire it and move my open-source projects to other sites. I did this so I can reduce my monthly expenses and honestly GitLab is way more than I actually use or need.
A few projects for pnut.io were moved to gitlab.com so that I could easily preserve the issue history. All of my other projects including new ones going forward will be hosted on sr.ht. You can find the links to these and other project sites I contribute to using the links found on my [code](/code) page.

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title: "woodstock 0.2.0"
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Announcing the second pre-release (or re-release?) of the woodstock client
library for pnut.io. This is my continuation of the work started by
yukkuri_sinai in 2017. The project is alive and well at it's new home on sr.ht
and plan to continue active development going forward.
Improvements in this release include:
* Update user avatar and cover images
* Support for files
&nbsp;
You can find the project now on sr.ht!
[source code](https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock) -
[issue tracker](https://todo.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock) -
[releases](https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock/refs) -
[mailing list](https://lists.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock)
&nbsp;
Contributions are very much welcome.
Send patches to
[~thrrgilag/woodstock@lists.sr.ht](https://lists.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock).
A nice tutorial on how to do that can be found at
[git-send-email.io](https://git-send-email.io/).
Send bugs to
[~thrrgilag/woodstock@todo.sr.ht](https://todo.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/woodstock).
Join the discussion either on the new mailing list or by joining the chat
[#dev](/chat).

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Today I'm putting Goober for Android officially into retirement status. I received a reminder email from Google this morning that updates to my app will soon require a newer target Android API level. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal however the framework I selected when I began this effort is now pretty far out of date and requires significant amount of work to bring current. I am no willing to devote time developing an application for Android, an operating system I no longer use or even recommend.

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title: "Hello Pantalaimon UT"
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I've spun up a new project to focus on getting an end-to-end encryption proxy
for matrix up and running on Ubuntu Touch. This effort takes
[Pantalaimon](https://github.com/matrix-org/pantalaimon), created by the
matrix.org developers, and adds a service script along with a UI to manage the
configuration and background process.
## What works
* Create and update a basic configuration
* Automatic start & stop of the background process
## What does not work
* Controls to verify, ignore, or blacklist devices
* Image fetching in FluffyChat
* Cross compilation (requires a device to build from source)

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I've uploaded another minor update to Pantalaimon for Ubuntu Touch.
This release includes additional homeserver settings for http proxy and
ssl verification. It also now has a global setting to update the log
level to assist with troubleshooting.
My focus will now be towards getting this package publsihed in the OpenStore
and then hookig up interactive control of the daemon to allow devices to be
managed as well as session keys to be imported or exported.
Change details and click packages are available:
https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/pantalaimon-ut/refs/0.4.0

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I have entered the world of [Project Gemini](https://gemini.circumlunar.space/). Gemini, for the uninitiated, is a new internet protocol which fits somewhere between gopher and the web. I'm finding its simplicity to be rather appealing so I figured I would dive right in and start publishing my own capsule (gemini://thrrgilag.net/). You can find a list of clients at https://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/. So take a peek and let me know what you think.

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Hello and welcome to my first gemlog post. I haven't been much of a blogger over the years and it's very possible that I won't be much of a gemlogger either. But at the very least I'll try to post whenever I put out updates to my various open-source projects and on occasion write about something (usually tech) that interests me.

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I spent part of my weekend setting up another device with Ubuntu Touch to serve as my main pocket computing device. I've been playing with Linux on various mobile devices over the years but never really talked much about it other than the random social post. So this time I though it would be fun to actually start documenting it for those who are interested in what I'm using but also for my future self to look back upon.
In this first post I'm actually doing to document 3 devices. The first is my actual phone for voice calls, some texts, and mobile hotspot when needed. The second is the Linux device I have been using as my daily driver the last few weeks for Email, chat, internet, games, stuff like that. And the third device is what I setup to be my new daily driver going forward.
## Light Phone II (my phone)
OS: Light OS (modified Android)
Tools: Phone, Alarm, Calculator
## Planet Computer Gemini PDA 4G LTE (my previous main device)
OS: Sailfish OS 4.0.1.48
Browser: Sailfish Browser
Email: Sailfish Email
XMPP: Shmoose (Sailfish Messages broken in this release)
Matrix: gomuks (via the Terminal) & Konheko
Telegram: Telegra'me
Mastodon: Tooter Beta (activitypub server runs Pleroma)
Twitter: Piepmatz
Misc: Storeman, ownKeepass, SailOTP, Pure Maps, gPodder
Games: Machines vs Machines, Patience Deck, Picross 2, Heebo
## Sony Xperia X (my current main device)
OS: ubports Ubuntu Touch OTA-16 RC
Browser: Morph Browser
Email: Dekko 2
XMPP: ConverseJS
Matrix: FluffyChat + Pantalaimon UT
Telegram: TELEports
Mastodon: Plemora web app (created using Webber)
Twitter: Twitter web app (created using Webber)
Misc: UT Tweak Tools, uVolMan, uNav, Tagger, Seabass2, KeePit, 2FA Manager
Games: Machines vs Machines, Harbour AirCraft War, Asteroids, Mines

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Today I have officially retired my self-hosted matrix server and along with it the custom app service bridge I wrote for pnut.io (pnut-matrix). This comes as a somewhat bittersweet moment as I have been running my own matrix server since the end of 2016 and worked on the bridge since early 2017. I've been a fan and user of matrix over those years, the idea of a decentralized chat network built on common protocol that could interface with other networks appeals to me. But as I have come to realize this power and flexibility comes at a cost of complexity and resources. I find myself in need of freeing up my time and money for other ventures. So I must bid farewell to my server that has been my personal playground for the last 4 years. I moved to a managed service which costs me less and still allow me to participate in the matrix network. I have also replaced my pnut-matrix bridge with a much lighter weight plugin I wrote for matterbridge. It is a work in progress and I will share more details as it makes progress.
=> https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag/pnut-matrix pnut-matrix - A matrix appservice bridge for pnut.io
=> https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/pnut-bridge pnut-bridge - A matterbridge plugin for pnut.io

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This is an important bug fix release which resolves an issue with messages sent as unencrypted in encrypted rooms. Please update and restart the pantalaimon service.
The panctl shell utility is now included with this release and can be accessed via the Terminal using this command.
```
/opt/click.ubuntu.com/pantalaimon.thrrgilag/current/panctl
```
Changes:
* Updated pantalaimon daemon to 0.10.3 which resolves E2EE issues
* Add encryption logs when logging level set to "debug"
* Added panctl shell utility
Packages available at
=> https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/pantalaimon-ut/refs/0.6.0

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My name is Morgan McMillian, also known as thrrgilag in various places online. I am a software engineer with an obsession for Linux, open-source software, and tech in general.
=> contact contact
=> chat chat
=> https://fosstodon.org/@thrrgilag social
=> /atom.xml feed
## code
=> https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag sourcehut
=> https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag gitlab
=> https://github.com/thrrgilag github
## posts

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These are my public chat rooms where you can find me conversing with my internet friends. The rules are simple.
1. Be respectful
2. No spamming
## #allthingstech
Public chat room discussing all things tech related.
=> https://matrix.to/#/#allthingstech:matrix.org #allthingstech:matrix.org
=> xmpp:#allthingstech#matrix.org@matrix.org?join #allthingstech#matrix.org@matrix.org
=> irc://irc.libera.chat/#allthingstech #allthingstech on irc.libera.chat
=> https://patter.chat/room/508 all things tech on pnut.io
## #dev
My public chat room for various software development projects and discussion in general
=> https://matrix.to/#/#dev:thrrgilag.ems.host #dev:thrrgilag.ems.host
=> xmpp:dev@groups.chat.dreamfall.space?join dev@groups.chat.dreamfall.space
=> irc://irc.libera.chat/#thrrgilag #thrrgilag on irc.libera.chat
=> https://patter.chat/room/85 thrrgilag's dev on pnut.io

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=> mailto:morgan@mcmillian.dev morgan@mcmillian.dev
```
4d69 5be6 d38f a455 b758 eae6 42d8 a0f4 6b4f b858
```
## preferred chat
=> xmpp:thrrgilag@chat.dreamfall.space xmpp: thrrgilag@chat.dreamfall.space
=> https://matrix.to/#/@thrrgilag:thrrgilag.ems.host matrix: @thrrgilag:thrrgilag.ems.host
=> irc://irc.libera.chat/thrrgilag,isnick irc: thrrgilag on irc.libera.chat
## other chat
=> https://threema.id/VNB9TSFJ threema: VNB9TSFJ
=> https://t.me/thrrgilag telegram: @thrrgilag
=> https://getsession.org session
```
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<a href="/chat">chat</a> ‧
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<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1">
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<p>My name is Morgan McMillian, also known as thrrgilag in various places online. I am a software engineer with an obsession for Linux, open-source software, and tech in general.</p>
<h2>code</h2>
<nav>
<a href="https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag" rel="me">sourcehut</a> ‧
<a href="https://gitlab.com/thrrgilag" rel="me">gitlab</a> ‧
<a href="https://github.com/thrrgilag" rel="me">github</a>
</nav>
<h2>posts</h2>
<ul>
{{ range .Pages }}
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{{ if .Params.origin }} {{ .Params.origin }}
{{ else }} <a href="/">{{ site.Title }}</a>
{{ end }}
</small>{{ end }}
{{ .Content | safeHTML }}
</main>
<footer>
<small>
This work is licensed under a <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/">CC-BY-SA-4.0 license</a>.
<a href="https://git.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/morgan.mcmillian.dev">Source code</a>
<br>
Have a comment on one of my posts?
<a href="https://lists.sr.ht/~thrrgilag/public-inbox">Send an email</a>
</small>
</footer>
{{ end }}