treed @treed@cybre.space

Although, now that I'm trying ot move, it keeps telling me that the new account isn't an alias of the old one. Double and triple checked it. Might be https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/19366 ?

Moving to treed@hachyderm.io, BTW. Just in case the banner doesn't show up well enough.

While @chr technically gave us another two months' reprieve, I should probably go ahead and migrate this account since I'm probably not the target audience for the reprieve. (I haven't done an export yet, but I'm sure mine'll be small enough to be no trouble.)

cybre definitely had a good sense of community, and style all its own. Feels weird seeing it go riding off into the sunset, but I'm glad it was here for the time it was. Thanks for everything, @chr!

I spent the last few weeks looking around for other instances. I went as far as setting up an instance for myself, but in the last few days a few other options have shown up, and I think I'll be trying one of them out.

To all my cybre friends, I wish you all well and may we all keep the spirit of this place alive wherever we go!

Considering setting up my own single-user instance. If there isn’t a good local timeline, there’s no reason not to just be on my own.

Been looking around for new instances to move to over the last week or so. The ones I’m seeing are either so general as to lack any clear sense of community, or so small that there’s barely anything there at all. (Or the instance is closed and I can’t tell.)

Sigh. Got this working by going the other direction. HTML is a span with the alt text, and CSS replaces it with the image.

It does work, and I checked VoiceOver to verify that it still reads correctly there.

But it still feels kinda gross.

Honestly, it'd be better if I could somehow tell it to ignore the image and just display the alt text.

I'm redoing my blog and I'm trying to make sure it looks decent in eww as well. It was going fine for a while, but the moment I added an image things got really annoying really fast.

There's apparently no way at all to hint to eww how big an image should be. Shr doesn't support CSS, and I sorta figured that. But even if you assign height/width directly on the image (SVG in this case) it just doesn't seem to care. :-/