I have done both #honk and #snac and can recommend both. If you're looking for features, I would recommend the latter, it works great with most clients. Either runs just fine on anything with 32-bit Raspberry Pi oomph. I have run honk under Termux on an old Android phone. Both are fun. #TeamTinyFedi

I added some basic #activitypub support to humungus based on the #forgefed vocabulary. Repository, Commit, etc. And of course updated #honk as well. So now you can follow the honk repo from within honk itself and see all the commits fly by. Still a work in progress, but it’s live now. Probably do a longer write up next week.

Honkers out there. Can you help me with the following #honk terminology and fill me in where I'm missing or correct me if I'm wrong:

donk = image (attachment)
bonk = boost
xonk = ?
zonk = mute / delete
badonk = ?
qonk = vote in poll

Also have most of you moved to honk3? I don't remember if there is a migration process from old school honk to honk3 or even if it's something that's recommended heh. I'm pretty find with old school honk so.

cc @tedu

Is there a concept of “pinned post” in #Honk?

Hurray! A new microserver at home, with a new and all-fresh #honk instance.

I should probably go and give the #teamtinyhonkers trophy back to @knapjack

I just learned about Honk, a barebones #ActivityPub microblogging implementation. It's super lightweight, doesn't support likes, and reminds me of the old internet in a very charming and silly way.

The creator @tedu has a "flagship instance" at honkasaurus.world. It looks like it will let you sign up, but I couldn't figure out how.

Anyway, just thought that was a fun little thing to share

When I was building #honk I surmised that a "one year ago" feature would be interesting. Now that it's here, I can say it's actually been really rewarding. Every day I post some random nonsense, but looking back a year later I'm so glad there's a little personal record of it.

#honk 1.4.0 pink peppercorn

The big change here is moving attachment storage to the filesystem. This simplifies cleanup operations substantially. It's on by default, but honk will mostly automatically fallback to the blobdb as needed. If you have a custom backup script, you may need some changes, but otherwise should be pretty transparent.

There's also TOTP and C2S because why not, but also, why?

• Another tune up for thread sort.
• Rework setup and admin screens.
• Add some compat for forgefed activities.
• TOTP for those who live dangerously.
• Switch to storing attachments in the file system.
• Some styling changes.
• Experimental support for C2S activities.
• Try harder to retrieve threads from the database.