If anybody is curious, a quick query to see who your subscribers are on PeerTube (assuming that you have database access on your instance):
select (select "preferredUsername" from actor where id = "actorFollow"."actorId"), (select "preferredUsername" from actor where id = "actorFollow"."targetActorId"), (select url from actor where id = "actorFollow"."actorId") from "actorFollow";
There's probably a better query for that, but this is:
1. Who follows
2. What's followed
3. Follower url
Three of my #peertube channels now have a subscriber.
https://video.typica.us is now running PeerTube beta 12. Now that channels are more visible I should really add avatars to more of those: https://video.typica.us/accounts/neal/video-channels
To celebrate reaching more than 20,000 videos on #PeerTube (https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances/stats), we just released the beta 12!
Adds user subscriptions, videos overview page, keyboard shortcuts and many more! https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md
Thanks to all contributors, instance admins, uploaders and viewers <3
Need to call the airline and find out how much of a problem they've created with their schedule change and what they can do to fix it if necessary. They're warning they may or may not strand me in Korea (it's probably fine unless there are delays) next month. I should probably toss business cards for people I know there into my carry on so if I do get stranded there I can at least call some people I know who would probably be willing to help me out in an emergency like that.
This is one of the things I like about the Atelier series. In most RPGs you'd either be overthrowing the corrupt government or being a pawn doing its bidding, but here you can just raise your objection to replacing the city walls with candy and the government leader sees your points and cancels the bad plan without so much as a boss fight.
Every so often I get a pen because promotional pen companies just send these things to businesses in the hopes of getting sales (never mind that my company has never purchased promotional pens). Most of these are quite awful. One of the more recent ones lights up, but only sometimes and it doesn't direct the light anywhere useful. The contact information that lights up is hard to read when it's not emitting light. I will not be purchasing these.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.