David Peach

All of my posts (continued)

  • Sherlock is here and ready for a nap in today’s #MonDog submission. #DogsOfMastodon

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  • test post with a tag #TestTag

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  • Sherlock going for walkies in Sutton Park.

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  • I wasn’t receiving any notification from a mention on mastodon. Turns out I had to edit config in my server’s postfix settings. Works a charm now.

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  • Wow the Friends plugin for WordPress has really had some polish. The mastodon theme is great too!

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  • I’ve decided to switch back to WordPress. This was based on the strength of 2 plugins I really want to be using again: “Friends” and “ActivityPub”. i miss the connection to other people and the interactions I used to have off of the back of some of my posts and gaming photos.

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  • The Human-made sites webring

    — “Webring”, you say? — Yes. A webring. Those things from the late 90’s/early 00’s where real people with real websites connected via a linking mechanism known as a webring. Well, it’s not so much of a mechanism as a list of websites that link between each other in a chain. So you could land…

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  • Back and forth

    — Right, that’s it. I’m getting annoyed with the block editor. I’m switching to ClassicPress Two months pass. Slightly missing the fact that my posts appear in the fediverse via the excellent activitypub plugin for WordPress. — Okay. I’m gonna switch back to WordPress. Sees that the next version of WordPress is merging in a…

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  • And now its back off. All the ai crap that WordPress is shovelling into core just puts me right off WordPress. Looks like I’ll be on ClassicPress for the foreseeable future.

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  • My website is back on the fediverse.

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  • I really want to start writing short stories on here. Much like an old friend Andy Hawthorne does.

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  • Vim :: Search and replace across multiple files

    From within Vim, you can search all files for a string/pattern with the following ex command. Replace “string_to_find” with your search string. The path given as example is every file under the app directory recursively. :vimgrep /string_to_find/ ./app/**/* That command will put all occurances of the string into your quickfix list. You can then run…

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