This song snaps: https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=wZf41UudAbI

In my server, I've named AP "likes" as toasts, in reference to toasting -- i.e "an act of proposing a drink in honor of or of drinking in honor of someone or something"

Ah, I see --- thanks for the information! I guess I'll need to do some kind of parsing of messages to handle tagging people properly.

Ah, so would @hannesm@mastodon.social be enough? or maybe even @hannesm? I figure some more work would have been needed in the backend to parse and annotate messages with such tags before sending them off, although maybe it's all handled on the recieving end.

"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses."

Server died because I ran out of disk space :( ---- turns out the issue was my logs taking up 6gb of space --- now I have some breathing room, but I really should get round to trimming old posts before this happens again.

Thanks for taking a look. Ah, right --- I guess I added the salt because the API required it, but didn't really look into how that should be generated. Alright, I'll make a note to update the internals to have a separate salt per user.

Hmm, that's strange. Maybe there's some additional information that I need to pass to Mastodon to make it show up as a notification on Tusky? At least on your home server my reply and like seems to be present (https://mastodon.social/@hannesm/110263487214918015), but thanks for letting me know, I'll look into that.

Thanks! Yes, that's something I need to fix at some point. Despite writing parsers being one of the strengths of OCaml, I didn't actually get round to writing any code to parse and render links before sending them as posts.