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mxuribe
3y ago
Didn't the Basecamp folks (DHH, et al) start out this way too? I commend these folks, and for their transparency on this topic! If they can grow at the pace they wish, then good on them. Kudos and best of luck!
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Agreed! Also, while i think i used it once and then never again (for no real reason), i remember there used to be some scripts, or rather a suite of scripts named, like, Greasemonkey or GreaseScripts or something...that allowed you to bloc
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3y ago
It sounds similar to ArchiveBox ( https://archivebox.io/ ) - which is not a bad thing; if it is, then the more, the merrier!
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3y ago
Ok, if there's the need for government to be present where people already are, then - much like the U.S. emergency broadcast system - there would need to be an accommodation that allows government to "interrupt this message".
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3y ago
It is the gov's fault for relying on a service...that lacked a formal legal agreement that favors the gov, and even better that favors the citizens who pay taxes to said gov. But, i am not going to fault the gov folks too much, because
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3y ago
So, i just nuked and paved my current machine, and just before i did i know for a fact that caldav worked flawlessly on Thunderbird version 91...And, CardDav? Meh, not so great. And neither caldav nor carddav required me to add/instal
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3y ago
> ...the problems of governments relying on the whims of tech players... This is such a big problem where entities - and not only governments, but also other corporaate entities, and private citizens - rely far too much on the for-profit
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3y ago
Exactly this! And, the same could be said for other "entities" or "infrastructure", that, when things are fine no kudos; or worse, complaints asking "Why do we have X?", but then whining when something is not i
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3y ago
Thanks, this helps!
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3y ago
I feel the same! Its like the *Continuum Transfunctioner* from the film "Dude, Where's My Car", in that, its a powerful and mysterious device! lol :-)
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3y ago
I actually don't mind OneDrive - its decent enough, and i already pay a small monthly family subscription (because partner and offspring prefer MS Office - bleh). But, the hard block is that all of my daily driver machines are linux, a
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3y ago
I'm with you, that would be cute! But that might be too on the nose...However, green beret or olive cap might be cooler! Either way, yeah, they should name it something related to headwear with a green-ish color.
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3y ago
If not, then i'm sure IBM legal team will hop on this...But, i think its pretty legal. (Please note; i am not a lawyer.)
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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3y ago
Excellent points @eropple! The fediverse - or at least many stacks/implementatins/apps - does lack some features of twitter or bluesky, etc.; but, the omissions tend to be by design. So, your points about my assuming that everyon
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3y ago
@blitzar I don't know you, so please forgive my assumptions here...but, you're cool enough that you don't need to wait for bluesky to send you an invite...You don't need them. In fact, if anything, they're artificia
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3y ago
homepage = https://mxuribe.com blog = https://mxuribe.com/posts There are only a few remaining old posts, since i removed many others. I honestly haven't blogged in sooo long...But, recently, I've been
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3y ago
Oh wow, you just got me hooked on a rabbit hole that i can't get out of - but in a good way! :-) I love these sorts of easter egg-like things! I mean, they're not really easter eggs. But this /uses page, the /now pages,
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3y ago
Likewise on all points!! :-D Also, i hope you don't mind, i was so impressed with your app, that i am now pointing to it from my repo: https://github.com/mxuribe/howler#q-im-not-a-fan-of-python-a...
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3y ago
I'm like you @aaviator42! :-) I've been using matrix for chat since it first came out...and then stumbled upon using it as my system notifications tool...it was one of those "duh!" use-case moments for me. So by using ma
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3y ago
Actually done? No. However, one use-case that i couild think of - beyond testing - would be to modularize some dev work. For example, maybe i have a junior dev who knows some http, but not experienced enough to be a lead dev, or something l
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3y ago
I'm not the author, but after reading the manual ( https://hurl.dev/docs/manual.html ), it seems to me that the tool can be used both ways. That being said, i think the value of this tool (beyond a tool like curl, w
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3y ago
Absolutely brilliant! :-D
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I just tried yt-dlp, but its too generic for it to "know" how to download - so didn't work...so i think the suggestion from @stronglikedan is the next best thing...Of course, the absolute best thing would be to propose such a
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3y ago
Oh wow; the captions are devilishly hilarious!
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3y ago
> ...While things aren't always great, it's still surprising to me how viable this alternative path is nowadays, especially when it feels like control over the software we use is getting taken away from us (for a variety of rea
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I'm not the author, but my guess would be that some of the suppoorted websites do not offer an RSS/atom feed to be leveraged by an RSS reader app. So, at a glance, it seems this app aggregates content for those sites/app whic
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3y ago
Don't try to "taste" nor try to identify the "taste" of the oatmeal...Because, there is no oatmeal.
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And, librarians are professionals who are trained specifically in the challenges around managing info, etc...Like many other areas, many corporations don't value long-term attention to things that will help them the most...in the long
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All good! :-). If you wish to learn more about the wider fediverse, check out this page: https://fedi.tips/what-other-kinds-of-servers-are-on-the-fed... And if that goes too deep too soon, then the home page of the same sit
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