I’ve been thinking about how to grow the fediverse in my neck of the woods as the global south has very little adoption. Besides hosting a localized (Spanish in my case) server, most people don’t even know the fediverse exists. So maybe some old school flyer’s and zines to get the word out about the Fediverse. As it stands, most people aren’t making a choice to not be on the Fediverse, they don’t even know it exists.

Interesting, what client is that? It displays properly in the latest mastodon web client (in addition to piefed.social). I checked in ActivityPubExplorer and it seems that the name is the title content is empty and the link is included as an attachment property.

Your client seems to display the name content and the the id property as the link.

https://activitypub-explorer.pages.dev/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpiefed.social%2Fc%2Femacs%2Fp%2F2127439%2Funderstanding-embark-in-gnu-emacs-a-bit-and-some-stupid-embark-tricks

Indeed, but at least from piefed social that is what I posted. Are you not seeing that?

It works for me. Maybe GitHub was down when you tried?

https://github.com/kostafey/ejc-sql

Yeah, it is Japanese style curry. Roughly following the steps in from Just One Cookbokookbook. Normally we just use chicken for a quick (~15 minutes) curry. But occasionally I grab a fatty (and tough to save $$$) peace of meat and slow cook for 4-6 hours.

One difference from the above recipe is that I put the [golden] curry blocks at the end to avoid burning the spices.

Haven’t thought about caramelizing the apples. Will probably experiment with that. When slow cooking I do caramelize the onions on a pad next to the pot.

This time I added them with the potatos, the last 15 minutes. So that they are soft but not too mushy

A minor correction is that remacs is a fork.