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by mfru 4mo ago
you can save even more co2 and costs by leaving the "into space" part out
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by mfru 4mo ago
The web of trust finally becomes necessary and thus useful. GNU was onto something apparently
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by mfru 4mo ago
The future will be AI agents social engineering their way into projects -> so basically commoditized social engineering as a service
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Same Threading Syntax but Less Allocation(racket-raccoon.github.io)
2 points by mfru 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mfru 4mo ago
For me personally I found Zigs AI stance and the artisanal mindset very attractive. So much so that I am at the moment doing the ziglings exercises and learning it over Rust (which I gave up on some time in the past, because it didn't
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by mfru 4mo ago
It is always the middle men that ruin everything, even in art.
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by mfru 4mo ago
Jareds comment aged like milk
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by mfru 4mo ago
I think this is a very sane stack. Will probably become a hassle when going planet-scale (tm), but I think for most use cases this should be fine.
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by mfru 5mo ago
yeah it's great if you want to be dependent on US and German political interests
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by mfru 5mo ago
Google also chooses to be a US company even thought the US is supporting a genocide and is doing an illegal war against a foreign country (again) You could argue Signal is the most "moral" here, but even then they don't reall
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by mfru 5mo ago
not if it is one of the companies famous for going the extra mile of being "evil" / a corporate shit hole stealing every thought you ever have to better sell you stuff you don't need
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by mfru 5mo ago
i never even knew they had e2e available, so they cannot have been too serious about people opting in. a shame that they now have to shut it off because people didn't use something they didn't know existed /s
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by mfru 5mo ago
For people on the spectrum masking is basically roleplaying a "normal" person, by learning behavior that is associated with not being singled out as a weirdo. This takes a lot of processing power and constant vigilance in order to
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by mfru 5mo ago
For me it is social anxiety / being on edge around more than 4-5 people (apply from 1 person upwards if they are strangers) and having sensory overload because it is a bar / pub / whatever. A lifetime of masking leaves its ma
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by mfru 6mo ago
Rooting for Stalwart to gain traction: https://stalw.art/ EDIT: Not affiliated, I just want it to already be the standard
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by mfru 6mo ago
Even more especially given it is a choice to be a completely unempathetic prick who thrives on being controversial and edgy
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by mfru 6mo ago
In many contexts "already tried" does not apply under "this and this conditions" though. You can try the same thing under different contexts and it will probably yield different results (at least in any context that is o
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by mfru 6mo ago
how much is there to improve and polish for a taskbar? at most it will be keeping up with macOS throwing breaking changes at you and maybe one or the other weird bug. but isn't that it?
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by mfru 6mo ago
The EU is a horribly intransparent and dubiously democratic institution. As a normal citizen you have no real possibility to hold MEPs accountable other then writing an angry E-Mail. In an actually democratic system politicians would be in
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by mfru 7mo ago
Same thing in Austria, everyone in mainstream politics basically ignores the topic and when pressured parrot something like "Israel has the right to defend itself" or "It is very complicated" Repression against students
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by mfru 7mo ago
People in the town square only see my face, they do not automatically have my name, birth date and ID available unless I give it to them or they go to lengths obtaining those (il)legally.
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by mfru 7mo ago
Reminds me of how cold fusion reactors are only 5 years away for decades now
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by mfru 7mo ago
One's legitimate tool is the other's slop machine
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by mfru 7mo ago
With ActivityPub you have to build... actual relationships with people (yes also those that do the work and walk the walk!) I know that for Twitter-brained people this is considered an anti-feature (and yes account mobility is an issue), bu
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by mfru 7mo ago
I hope the people doing the blowback also blowback against flying US flags, a country that is famously responsible for so, so many deaths.
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by mfru 7mo ago
Well I like Supernova better, it made me switch to Thunderbird from em Client. (I always wanted to switch to Thunderbird, but until Supernova I never liked the UX enough to keep using it)
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by mfru 7mo ago
Second that, even though it seems that there is nothing happening yet, many companies and government agencies in all of Europe are aware of their hard Microsoft dependency and are looking / coordinating to leave. Same with Atlassian Co
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by mfru 7mo ago
Please let whoever steers Thunderbird development and road map also steer Firefox. Thunderbird is at the moment the pinnacle of user-centered, focused and down-to-earth development of open-source software.
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by mfru 8mo ago
I was responding to uecker, who had other preferences
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by mfru 8mo ago
Maybe Zig, Hare or C3 then?

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