Nostr notes by Chris Coleman

Awesome, thank you so much. This is perfect, and I'll give ...

2026-07-14T13:14:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…mm2q
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Awesome, thank you so much. This is perfect, and I'll give SenPlayer a spin tonight.

Another question, if you don't mind — have you shared your library with anyone? Plex makes that easy since it goes through their service, but Tailscale seems like it's going to be a blocker to sharing Jellyfin access with anyone outside the house.

@npub1vuf…klt8 Have you encountered any AppleTV and iOS clients ...

2026-07-14T12:20:27Z

Casey Liss (npub1vuf…klt8) Have you encountered any AppleTV and iOS clients on your Jellyfin journey that don't completely suck in some deal-breaking way? It seems like each one I try has either some bug, bizarre design decision, or shoddy programming that makes it a complete nonstarter. The bones of this ecosystem are great, but I'm encountering paper cut after paper cut with the clients.

I haven't used WP in year, but I wonder, what is the closest ...

2024-10-12T19:36:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…elxu
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I haven't used WP in year, but I wonder, what is the closest alternative to open source WordPress for the use cases where WordPress is the most obvious choice. Ghost? Strapi? Good old Drupal?

There are many great CMSes out there these days, but I kind of don't trust most of the saas products to either stay in business or not massively jack up their prices.

Have you also ruled out hardware/software issues with the phone ...

2024-10-12T19:15:17Z

In reply to nevent1q…qk36
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Have you also ruled out hardware/software issues with the phone itself? I'd be at least a *little* suspicious that the phone is thinking it can't charge for some reason (bad temperature sensor, maybe?).

Anyway, this device is really cool. It seems similar to an ethernet tester, which is a necessity if you're making your own cables. I wonder if something similar is available for HDMI cables, which seem to randomly die for no reason at a higher rate than anything else.

Constantly. I don't understand why clicking on the name ...

2024-10-05T19:20:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…3d70
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Constantly.

I don't understand why clicking on the name should function as a link to the page you're already on. It seems like the pencil and the title should be parts of a single element, and clicking it should allow you to rename the pen.

I can think of one thing you might also consider: Getting off ...

2024-09-28T21:15:33Z

In reply to nevent1q…av9g
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I can think of one thing you might also consider: Getting off Sanity someday. If you wanted to eventually switch to a different CMS, you might just need to update your data files that do the fetching.

I think about this a lot because even though I really love Sanity's core product, their pricing and features have been going in directions that I'm less enthusiastic about.

I don't think it's a bad of a solution to keep the studio ...

2024-09-28T20:00:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…h4dd
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I don't think it's a bad of a solution to keep the studio separate.

We run several large-ish Sanity-powered sites at my work (none tied to our 11ty sites unfortunately), but we do keep the studio separate (or as part of a monorepo that deploys separately).

I'll probably pull existing Sanity data into an 11ty site as part of some project sooner or later and I think the separation will probably be a benefit, but I'd love to hear about any experience with any Sanity/11ty setup.

Assume the local immigrant population were actually eating ...

2024-09-12T01:17:31Z

Assume the local immigrant population were actually eating geese… shouldn't we be thanking them?

Now you've got me thinking — I'd actually love to see a ...

2024-09-11T15:21:14Z

In reply to nevent1q…am4a
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Now you've got me thinking — I'd actually love to see a comparison of how often boys and girls appear on the packaging for toys that are not obviously conceived as being for one or the other (i.e., not Barbie or G.I. Joe).

Looking at a few classic board games, it looks pretty even, but things like this make me wonder — what else was more subtly pushed this way — and how has it changed?