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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
Or quit Twitter because the algorithm pushes celebrities and organizations too much, rather than actual humans?
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
> The rules of what you're allowed to post Additionally, most popular generic instances allow you to post anything except for ads, explicit hate, or nsfw without a warning.
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
Here you go, a pigeon and cat interacting through a window https://mastodon.art/@welshpixie/108961962539795706 :)
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
Memes, art, cat photos, catching up with other people's projects. Find artists: https://mastodon.online/@FediFollows/tagged/art Comics: https://mastodon.online/@FediFollows/tagged/co
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
In addition to what the sibling comment said, Beeper is a great 'all in one' bridges type of software. The client is proprietary, but still interoperable with the larger Matrix network (and they contribute to upstream too).
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
> Btw the parents sound like helicopter parents going by your first sentence alone, I wouldn't mind them if they think their kid has to consider careers at 14. My middle school required career shadowing at the end of 8th grade. I a
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
> One problematic issue I can see the Pinephone have in regards to this is that there's no unified push service that works for all apps I won't reveal exactly where this is happening because the software is still in a proof-of-
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Universal Bad Data(musings.tychi.me)
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
> because just about no browser today does anything nicer than wall of XML The browser doesn't, but you can use an XSLT stylesheet like this to make it look a little bit nicer: https://karmanyaah.malhotra.cc/feed.xml
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by altantiprocrast 4y ago
Also see https://www.vexforum.com/t/anyone-else-using-vex-for-non-com... or https://www.vexforum.com/t/vex-robotics-xylophone-player-pro... . They blur the line between toys and equipment that can
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
Sorry for the ignorance, but what is the point of getting this accurate in the datacenter (outside of scientific research and measurements I'd imagine)? Wouldn't it be easier to just make distributed servers deal with large '
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
This would be cool to make this into an airgapped TOTP device if an RTC is added
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
> owner loses control the owner retains control of distributing their voice without a major platform getting in the way
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
Is it really shrinking? Mastodon gained 950k users in 2021, combining with other platforms they probably gained over a million. https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2021/12/mastodon-recap-2021/ Projects like Matrix.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
I'm happy to see that Generics will make advanced and optimized data types available to all developers using libraries like this.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
This sounds like an interesting service, but makes me wonder, wouldn't it just be simpler to do a Wayback machine like thing (which I think the article says is sometimes done) than to try to update all URLs. > every PID is a service
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
I think that's one of the inspirations behind sqlite. > They’d double click on the thing and a dialog box would pop that says, “Can’t connect to database server,” and it wasn’t our fault. We didn’t have any control over the database
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
As binwiederhier said 'it is what it is' with proprietary platforms. However, you can still avoid going through Google now for the apps that do already support UnifiedPush Additionally, supporting UnifiedPush (code and adoption
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
> I think the initial sync issue is one of the worst problems, because someone joining in to leave a quick comment will be waiting for the system to synchronize The initial sync issue is only a problem for large accounts which have joine
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
When you buy a single Unifi AP they include POE injectors (i.e. a power brick that injects power into ethernet).
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
Or golang at go.dev
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
I can only speak for Vex V5 (one of the systems they teach) and VRC, but from a competition and user standpoint: Scratch is used when coding isn't a focus, and mechanical engineering students just want to 'get the job done'.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
It could easily be a modified version of Matrix or XMPP (omemo). The protocols, security, and audits are already there. Sending delay should be easy to add on top without hurting security.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
> The way our cities are designed also plays a role - mostly they're designed around the automobile + kids who can't drive suffer
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
> the actions they're taking are right They are right for their bank accounts.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
If that was the case, wouldn't the CIA just hire those who aren't in that wide swath? Case closed according to the journalist I would think
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
> One would think it’s basically impossible to get millennials and zoomers into covert jobs. The youngest of this bunch of young people have spent their entire lives online, some since their parents blasted out their first ultrasound pic
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
Netflix makes a better acronym MANGA
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
Technically, PGP can already do that using something like [keyoxide]( https://keyoxide.org/4AF679D0ABA0ED4B07BF7B6932CA3267C8D187D... ). The user experience of creating and managing keys is very bad though.
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by altantiprocrast 5y ago
In Matrix (element.io here), you can click on one button in any room and start a video chat, and then after one more click screen share. The rooms aren't dedicated to voice/video but it definitely is very easy to do that. It is im

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