maybeanerd
@maybeanerd.bsky.social
interested but more so in a combined fedi+bsky app
i will not leave fedi behind and will not use a bsky-only client
the only reason I use bsky right now is that @openvibe.social exists
so, what if we add bsky support to elk instead of creating something entirely new
i will not leave fedi behind and will not use a bsky-only client
the only reason I use bsky right now is that @openvibe.social exists
so, what if we add bsky support to elk instead of creating something entirely new
November 23, 2024 at 1:16 PM
interested but more so in a combined fedi+bsky app
i will not leave fedi behind and will not use a bsky-only client
the only reason I use bsky right now is that @openvibe.social exists
so, what if we add bsky support to elk instead of creating something entirely new
i will not leave fedi behind and will not use a bsky-only client
the only reason I use bsky right now is that @openvibe.social exists
so, what if we add bsky support to elk instead of creating something entirely new
wdym mastodon wasn't it 🥺
November 21, 2024 at 10:41 PM
wdym mastodon wasn't it 🥺
the link is supposed to be
https://melkat.blog/p/hosting-bsky
https://melkat.blog/p/hosting-bsky
melkat.blog - Hosting Bluesky with Coolify
I recently spun up my own Bluesky PDS server on Coolify. It's fairly easy compared to all the documentation Bluesky put out. It's also a lot less than you would have ever imagined. Before digging into what I did, I want to say thanks to Brandon at krrd.ing, Rafael Eyng's blog, and this GitHub repo I found for all of their work clarifying what Bluesky could not.
melkat.blog
November 21, 2024 at 10:34 PM
the link is supposed to be
https://melkat.blog/p/hosting-bsky
https://melkat.blog/p/hosting-bsky
on mastodon I was able to fix the typo 🫠
November 21, 2024 at 10:33 PM
on mastodon I was able to fix the typo 🫠