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aendruk
4y ago
I just found it presumptuous. Who ever said it shouldn’t be upstreamed? Trialing new designs in your own space is a pretty common pattern and there’s ample history of good ideas being adopted upstream once proven. Or sometimes you just migh
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aendruk
4y ago
I’d love to hear more about what Google is telling people a “less secure app” is.
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aendruk
4y ago
They contribute back to OpenStreetMap: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Organised_Editing/Activi...
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aendruk
4y ago
What do routine dependency updates look like with this? Can I `bundle outdated` and `bundle update`?
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aendruk
4y ago
It’s not just you; I grimaced at the wording on first read.
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aendruk
4y ago
More speculation—Pixelfed’s new app icon is an imitation of Instagram’s: https://mstdn.social/@cyhwuhx/109597713552140253
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aendruk
4y ago
Thanks. From Supernault’s framing I’d expected generic terms like sepia, grayscale, invert, etc. but actually they’ve reproduced forty arbitrary, artsy words that sound like they could have come from a fashion brand name generator. Hard to
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aendruk
4y ago
What are the names of the filters? I’m not familiar with either app and the commit “renaming” them only inserts the letter `i` in a UI template.
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aendruk
4y ago
It boggles me how they ever decided that requiring touch screen interaction while driving is an acceptable default. “Alert! Tap this little region of a touch screen now or else your map will be replaced with a route that you’ve had no opp
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aendruk
4y ago
Yes, if that’s how someone feels I’d rather know about it.
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aendruk
4y ago
Yep, from experience this is the way. No talk about federation and instances, just “your account is at somewhere” and choosing where is a social question not a technical one. And acknowledge that social questions are messy. “Which cafeter
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aendruk
4y ago
Ironically Gmail is one is the largest sources of spam hitting me at Fastmail.
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aendruk
4y ago
Odd, not false.
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aendruk
4y ago
Shift+Click to select a range is so second nature by now I don’t think it would have occurred to me to look for (or on the flip side, create) a dedicated “all” button.
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aendruk
4y ago
If you want? Mastodon profiles have user-definable fields so linking to accounts on other platforms is easy. Not many people are posting Twitter handles right now though.
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aendruk
4y ago
Speaking from three years’ experience on a single-user instance, Mastodon just isn’t designed with this use in mind. Having the custom domain is neat but for now comes at the cost of an awkward and isolated experience. Some of that could be
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4y ago
There’s this. Though it would look nicer with another |. <f a | b | c
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It isn't my fault if you think this site is ugly
(kevincox.ca)
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Changes to the USA/Canada border at the southern end of Alaska
(community.openstreetmap.org)
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4y ago
The CMO’s conspiracy theorizing is comically out of touch: > I think what we’re looking at is a dogpile that’s being organized somewhere. There’s obviously a Discord or a forum somewhere. I don’t think this is organic […] I think there a
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A Case Study on Raspberry Pi’s Incident on the Fediverse
(eiara.nz)
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4y ago
In my experience the realtime chat agents appear pressured to clear issues immediately at the expense of correctness. Sending an async message gives the respondent time to research things or ask for help instead of making up answers on the
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4y ago
> Can I help you with anything? No. > An agent will be with you shortly! > Hi, what can I help you with? > Agent ended the session.
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4y ago
More interesting than its support of Btrfs features is its unusual statistical approach: > btdu is a sampling disk usage profiler […] Pick a random point on the disk then find what is located at that point […] btdu starts showing resul
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4y ago
In typical use both are IMAP clients.
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aendruk
4y ago
See also: ls --hyperlink With a compatible terminal you can then just click on results. Another nicety is making your shell prompt a link to the working directory. Haven’t seen a terminal that lets you drag the links but that sounds
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4y ago
Legitimate notifications from web apps are still useful. (e.g. being mentioned in real-time chat) The problem is the rampant spamming of the permissions prompt itself and ensuing inadvertent acceptance. So the practical solution is to close
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aendruk
4y ago
I don’t recognize the term “affiliate links” but it used to be common to have a vaguely purposed Links section on a website. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_page Or maybe they meant webrings?
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4y ago
…at which point you might as well just host the website on the VPS?
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4y ago
Instance status aggregator: https://xnaas.github.io/nitter-instances/
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