triptico.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Admin email
angel@triptico.com
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Stefano Marinelli »
@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

Stefano Marinelli »
@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

Let's give Mastodon a little push to get through the queue 🙂

The screenshot shows the Sidekiq info page for Mastodon, displaying a table with several active background job processes. Each row contains detailed information about a process:

    Name: The process ID (e.g., bsdcmac01:4267, bsdcmac01:45057, bsdcmac01:49671, bsdcmac01:93693, bsdcmac01:95068, bsdcmac02:31916), which identifies each worker process.
    Status: All processes are marked as "live" with a green dot next to each process.
    Code: Describes the type of tasks each process is handling, such as push, default, ingress, mailers, pull, scheduler.
    Iniziato (Started): Indicates the time since each process started, for example, "3 minuti fa" (3 minutes ago), "24 minuti fa" (24 minutes ago), etc.
    RSS (Memory Usage): The amount of memory each process is consuming, such as "434 MB", "501 MB", "467 MB", "1,549 MB", etc.
    Thread: The number of threads used by each process, all showing 25 threads except for the last process, which uses 15.
    Occupato (Occupied): Indicates the number of tasks each process is currently handling, ranging from 14 to 25.

There are buttons next to each process to either "Quiet" or "Stop" the process, with two additional buttons at the top right to "Quiet All" or "Stop All" processes. The overall layout is in dark mode, with red buttons and a modern, sleek interface design.

Alt...The screenshot shows the Sidekiq info page for Mastodon, displaying a table with several active background job processes. Each row contains detailed information about a process: Name: The process ID (e.g., bsdcmac01:4267, bsdcmac01:45057, bsdcmac01:49671, bsdcmac01:93693, bsdcmac01:95068, bsdcmac02:31916), which identifies each worker process. Status: All processes are marked as "live" with a green dot next to each process. Code: Describes the type of tasks each process is handling, such as push, default, ingress, mailers, pull, scheduler. Iniziato (Started): Indicates the time since each process started, for example, "3 minuti fa" (3 minutes ago), "24 minuti fa" (24 minutes ago), etc. RSS (Memory Usage): The amount of memory each process is consuming, such as "434 MB", "501 MB", "467 MB", "1,549 MB", etc. Thread: The number of threads used by each process, all showing 25 threads except for the last process, which uses 15. Occupato (Occupied): Indicates the number of tasks each process is currently handling, ranging from 14 to 25. There are buttons next to each process to either "Quiet" or "Stop" the process, with two additional buttons at the top right to "Quiet All" or "Stop All" processes. The overall layout is in dark mode, with red buttons and a modern, sleek interface design.

    Stefano Marinelli »
    @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

    If you notice a slight delay in some operations on the BSD Cafe's Mastodon instance, don't worry: it's my fault. I set my posts to auto-delete after 6 months, and the deletions of each post (or boost, etc.) are sent to everyone. That means it will take hours, and each batch is around 150,000 items in the queue, so the average delay can be up to about 10 minutes (sometimes less, depending on when the operation is performed).

    I will post more information about this later.

      gyptazy »
      @gyptazy@mastodon.gyptazy.com

      I just signed up for the conference!
      Happy to see you all in

      Tickets are €15, lunch included!
      tickets.bsdnl.nl/bsdnl/early25

      📆 2025-04-12 / April 12th 2025
      🕐 10:00-23:00 CET
      📍 Brouwerij Maximus (Utrecht)

      BSDNL Conference

      Alt...BSDNL Conference

        Stefano Marinelli »
        @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

        The BSD Cafe snac instance has been updated to 2.68

          Stefano Marinelli »
          @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

          Okay, now I know that editing a post shared by 500 people is causing issues for the Mastodon instance of BSD Cafe. The strange thing is that the load is very low, so I think it's more related to the number of incoming network connections.
          I will investigate.
          In the meantime, sorry about that.

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            Ángel »
            @angel@triptico.com

            You've created a very remarkable place in the Fediverse. The community is vibrant and awesome. Congratulations!

              Ángel boosted

              Stefano Marinelli »
              @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

              This afternoon, an acquaintance joined a Mastodon instance and asked me which "celebrities" are present in the Fediverse, as if it were important to determine the value of a social network based on that.

              I told him that the most important user in the Fediverse is him. Just as it’s you, reading this. Someone who has decided to interact with others freely. Who has chosen to trust their administrator (or create their own instance) more than they trust those who run traditional, monolithic, centralized social networks.

              So, I want to thank all the friends of BSD Cafe, whether local or not, for being here and making this place what it is. And I thank all my friends in the Fediverse, who make my timeline lively, interesting, intelligent, fun, and thought-provoking - every day, at any time.

                Ángel boosted

                Stefano Marinelli »
                @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                I'm quite excited as I'm preparing a new, interesting service for the BSD Cafe 😉

                  Ángel boosted

                  Stefano Marinelli »
                  @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                  🚀 Exciting News from BSD Cafe! 🚀

                  We're thrilled to announce a new service: myip.bsd.cafe!

                  Now live, this tool is your go-to resource for checking your public IP address via Telnet, SSH, and HTTP—also perfect for times when you're on a command-line interface without browser access.

                  Explore more and contribute on our Brew page: brew.bsd.cafe/BSDCafe/checkmyi

                  Whether you're an IT professional or a tech enthusiast, this service is built to make your digital life a bit easier. Set up your own instance or use our public service.
                  Full instructions available on our Brew repository!

                  Spread the word and let's make network troubleshooting easier for everyone!

                    Stefano Marinelli »
                    @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                    I want to launch a hashtag where, every Tuesday, I'll post a message and it would be great if it became a habit for many.

                    In a world full of conflicts, selfishness, and egocentrism, it would be nice to focus on the good that others do, what makes our lives better thanks to the contribution of others.

                    My first to the friends of - both within the community servers and beyond - who have undoubtedly contributed to making my life better, more stimulating, and richer. So, I extend this gratitude to all those who, here in the fediverse or elsewhere, are present and positive, giving me inspiration and motivation.

                    Truly, thank you!

                      Stefano Marinelli »
                      @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                      Dear friends of and the ,
                      since December 2023, snac.bsd.cafe has been operational, initially in an experimental phase but has proven to be stable and reliable.

                      Thus, Snac2 is now available as a service of BSD Cafe. It is considered one of the best and most comprehensive "lightweight" implementations of , offering one of the best ways to interact with the Fediverse without the need for the extensive dependencies and components of Mastodon.

                      It is now possible to request an account on the snac2 instance of BSD Cafe. There isn't an automatic sign-up process (snac2 does not provide one, as it wasn't designed to create large communities).

                      For information and details, I suggest reading the relevant page on our Wiki: wiki.bsd.cafe/snac.bsd.cafe

                      Have a great week!

                        Ángel boosted

                        Stefano BSD Cafe (snac instance account) »
                        @stesnac@snac.bsd.cafe

                        snac2 has reached version 2.44, which is stable and undoubtedly suitable for more comprehensive use.
                        In the coming days, I'll likely declare this instance as stable and include it in BSD Cafe's services. Plurality and choice are fundamental in a free world.