s3000

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by s3000 4y ago
Do you have an ActivityPub interface to follow shared posts?
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by s3000 4y ago
>I started Postcard when I deleted most social media Postcard feels like a better social network that isn't allowed to be. Could you imagine to implement ActivityPub so that accounts can be directly followed? >full-text RSS feed
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by s3000 4y ago
>more expressive/accessible creation tools, before we can have an interesting internet filled with true variety Is it the tools or is it the networks? Instagram is filled with pictures of text because that's where the audience
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by s3000 4y ago
Have you considered making the network accessible with ActivityPub so that the data is not locked-in should you choose to discontinue the service?
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by s3000 4y ago
If Twitter had prepared an ActivityPub bridge and would activate it tomorrow, would Twitter remain the dominant player? Could they even expand their network to rival Youtube and Facebook?
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by s3000 4y ago
The article suggests that search engines will become a personal choice. I rather think that good search engines will become such a competitive advantage that companies will buy search engine access for their employees.
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by s3000 4y ago
>The workaround is automation (see Tesla e.g.). The irony of automation [1]: "the more sophisticated we make that automation, the more we become dependent on a highly skilled human operator" A single company can move back but i
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by s3000 4y ago
Have you considered that your market-rate could be 66% up (166*0.6=100) because everybody in your market has to pay 40% and wants to have a certain living standard? Or the other way round: how much will your income fall if taxes would be ab
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by s3000 4y ago
There still seems to be so much opportunity left in the internet. I would like to already live in the future where those opportunities are realized. There must be something like the steam engine of the internet. Like the Romans, we most lik