08 June 2025 ============ This was one of those "murky" weeks... after i finished my project last week i now had the duty to bring more of our salespeople online and fix some of the surfacing bugs. Well, it was somewhat of a success, now at least a bit over the half of our salespeople are using my system and most of them are quiet happy. Now... i am thinking if i can build a terminal variant of this app just for the lols (and perhaps one or two of our sales-guys who like "the old ways"). CouchDB is pretty friendly as it can be easily controlled via curl, and - at least in theory - just a bit shell scripting should suffice to make up a quiet useable system... well, lets see what the next, somewhat short week will bring. Today we were at the local "Pfingstmarkt" and spend some time there in a rain free window, junior is now really keen on riding carousels, so we spend most of the time (and most of the Euros) with this activity. Other than that we moved our furniture around to enable us to start applying new wallpapers tomorrow... a task i really am not looking forward to. Did i mention, that i am a sporadic visitor to the Fediverse for the last couple of months? Well, yeah, i liked the idea of the Fediverse for a long time, but i somewhat don't like the social dynamics of more or less mainstream "social networks". There is just too much politics and too little nerdiness in general, and i have the feeling that the Fediverse does not differ much from that. What i personally really don't like is the thinking that some person that doesn't share the political beliefs of the majority of the participants MUST be a generally awful person. And his code must suck. And he surely has a totally dysfunctional life. I really donĂ't like those "condemnation circle jerks". Well, at the moment i am thinking of abandoning my pĂpresence there again... those profiles i like i could at least easily follow via RSS. As a little addendum: I discovered a really cool thing regarding the "somewhat normal web" - there is wiby.me, a search engine that specializes in the "old web" and indexes especially classical, normal homepages. The experience really resembles what you could find on the surface web of a time long gone and somewhat reinstates my thought that a personal homepage (or gopherhole) still is the best form of social media.