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811.
by rapnie 3y ago
There's an arrow down on the page, but it doesn't scroll down on Firefox. There's only the hero as content.
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Things that didn't age well(mastodon.social)
80 points by rapnie 3y ago|5 comments
813.
by rapnie 3y ago
> It makes sense they'd do this, but we need to stop loving people who appear to give us things. They're just making reasonable business decisions. I don't see OP talking about 'loving people'. Just stating that
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Epic #11247: Support ActivityPub for Merge Requests(gitlab.com)
5 points by rapnie 3y ago|2 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Blender may consider spinning up their own open-source Pixelfed instance. Move from Instagram. In case their account is reinstated.. Pixelfed has an Insta import/migration feature.
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by rapnie 3y ago
> properly integrating high technology into society High tech is major expensive. Who owns it at the start? Won't this be like a trickle-down effect before it becomes broadly available? And when that happens isn't the cutting e
817.
by rapnie 3y ago
Yep, this is current. Last post was 5 min. ago. @dang or other mod should remove the date from the title.
818.
by rapnie 3y ago
It is interesting that the EU institutions started using #EUVoice (Mastodon) [0] and #EUVideo (Peertube) [1] on the Fediverse, both AGPL-licensed. [0] https://social.network.europa.eu [1] https://tube.network.europa.e
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P2panda: P2P protocol for secure, energy-efficient local-first web applications(p2panda.org)
217 points by rapnie 3y ago|37 comments
820.
by rapnie 3y ago
I have a hunch (nothing more than that) that Dutch linguists (to keep their jobs relevant?) helped in making people care less about the language. By continuously changing grammar and spelling rules. The Dutch I learned in school is very dif
821.
by rapnie 3y ago
If Europe is way ahead in tech SMB's then I'd take that to having overly dominant big tech disrupting your society. Any figures on SMB tech?
822.
by rapnie 3y ago
Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgknRSjizPU
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Matrix Bridge Temporary Shutdown, a Retrospective(libera.chat)
3 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
824.
by rapnie 3y ago
I'd add a Step 0: Check our Privacy policy.
825.
by rapnie 3y ago
A retweet can be a reex. Nice and short and appropriate. I'd shorten Xitter to Xit, and Xeet to Xed.
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by rapnie 3y ago
> I would contribute in this realm becase I'm a graphics and UI person and also enjoy working with new programming languages. Maybe the case of Makepad will interest you then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=365
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by rapnie 3y ago
I may also point to the image on the announce page is 4.7 MB.
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by rapnie 3y ago
While this survey is done with neighbors, I wonder how it is in general. In a number of countries complete strangers great each other. Like in The Netherlands, though the likelihood to be greeted depends on where you are, time of day, and a
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Fame vs. Privacy: alternative social media platforms vs. future challenges(edps.europa.eu)
1 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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Amazon sells AI generated book on Maui fires generated during the event(writing.exchange)
1 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yes. The Spritely Institute is working here and have some nice blog posts and example apps. https://spritely.institute/news/scheme-to-wasm-lambdas-recur...
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by rapnie 3y ago
> BSL 1.1 license. It converts to a free software license after a few years. Oof. That's a pity. Otherwise interesting innovative concept. Btw, in the README: > This is not an open source or free software license, however, it con
833.
by rapnie 3y ago
And still lazy journalists include Xeets in their articles lending authority to this enshittified platform.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yes. For sports Padel is ultra-hot now. Came out of nowhere and exploded. In Netherlands there are 6-year long waiting lists to join a club.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Last Thursday the Dutch News reported about findings at Amsterdam UMC of an enzyme IDO-2 that keeps being produced in long covid patients' cells. And that an experimental cancer medicine manufactured by Bayer and BMS can put a stop to
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by rapnie 3y ago
There are I think few examples of a single animal being 'taken care' of simultaneously by millions of people, be they benign and malign.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Nice that they mentioned HN. The Guardian reported [0] yesterday without such reference. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/aug/15/twitter-l...
838.
by rapnie 3y ago
There's some scroll bug on this page (in Firefox) which bumps it to the top when reaching a new section.
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by rapnie 3y ago
In a WASI world.. allowing to give that formerly-FOSS-component-suddenly-turned-propietary-commercial the boot and replace with another FOSS component. Compete on quality-of-service, not by vendor lock-in. No need for piracy.
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How WebAssembly Will Transform Edge Computing(cosmonic.com)
2 points by rapnie 3y ago|1 comments

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