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Mastodon has code for scheduling posts, but it's not in the default Mastodon user interface as an intentional choice.

If you'd like the ability to schedule posts ahead without using a third-party service, please add your 👍 and maybe a comment to this feature request on the Mastodon official issue list on Github:

github.com/mastodon/mastodon/i

The last release implemented the back-end and API to enable scheduled toot's #9706. That's great, thanks a lot @Gargron. The first Apps like Fedilab on Android already use the new API. 🙂 🎉 But I th...
GitHubUser Interface to create and manage scheduled toot's · Issue #10088 · mastodon/mastodonBy schiessle
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@Yuvalne Question: Determine the media attachment file storage size held on a server for each account on Mastodon instance.

Mastodon Admin >Accounts pages clearly show what the media attachment storage size is for each account. Whether that is dynamically pulled when you view an account or is saved in the database periodically, I am not sure.

I ran "runuser -l mastodon -c 'cd ~ && pg_dump --column-inserts --table=accounts mastodon_production > accounts2.sql'" and it came back with a listing of accounts with this information as a text sql file for each account. I didn't see Media_attatchment file sizes in that info.

Maybe there is a pg_dump recipe that would return the "Media Attachment" info from the Admin>Account pages if it is saved in the database. I can't figure out what field that would be in the database schema. It's early, still, though, and I just brushed over the schema.😉 Tagging #mastodon #MastoAdmin #data #MastoDev in case someone is familiar with it.

Info it returned:
id, username, domain, private_key, public_key, created_at, updated_at, note, display_name, uri, url, avatar_file_name, avatar_content_type, avatar_file_size, avatar_updated_at, header_file_name, header_content_type, header_file_size, header_updated_at, avatar_remote_url, locked, header_remote_url, last_webfingered_at, inbox_url, outbox_url, shared_inbox_url, followers_url, protocol, memorial, moved_to_account_id, featured_collection_url, fields, actor_type, discoverable, also_known_as, silenced_at, suspended_at, hide_collections, avatar_storage_schema_version, header_storage_schema_version, devices_url, suspension_origin, sensitized_at, trendable, reviewed_at, requested_review_at, indexable

Continued thread

- Favorite Hashtags on the sidebar
- Post Redrafting
- Endorsing accounts and featuring hashtags
- More keyboard shortcuts
- Settings overhaul
- Audio visualizer optimizations
- Report forwarding to more involved instances when supported
- Enabled more features for Pleroma
- Windows ARM builds
- More fluid horizontal lists like emoji reactions and post hashtags
- Many critical bug fixes and design improvements
- Updated the website

#GNOME#GTK#Vala

woot, my emoji rendering system seems to be working okay! loaded it onto my dev server and thankfully i follow a lot of trans people who love lots of emoji in their profiles 😆

cannot WAIT to get to the picker tho. hiding custom emoji groups is what i dream of 🤩

One annoying thing about the search function on Mastodon is it's occasional nature.
Currently I once again can't find stuff from:me or in:library more recent than last year. This is an issue that's popped up before.
"just go on github and create an issue"? No thanks. I don't like jumping through unnecessary and unaccessible* hoops. So this is grumbling into the void.

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* I wrote what I wrote and you understand what it means.

After implementing partial support for Mastodon's FEP-044f quote post authorization in #Smithereen, I realized that this flow with sending a "*Request" activity and receiving a corresponding Accept{*Request} is nothing but an RPC mechanism.

So now Smithereen also uses TopicCreationRequest and TopicRenameRequest for discussion boards in groups, which are almost finished, btw.

In #Mastodon 4.4 they've added the horrible popup window from #Bluesky when you try to click on a #hashtag.

If I wanted to do something weird with the hashtag, I'd right click it. Now I need to make an extra click every single time I just want to view the posts. It's one of the worst features of Bluesky, and they've added it into Mastodon.

It doesn't even do anything useful like tell you if you're following the hashtag.

Every time they update the Mastodon UI they make it worse.