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In the last seven years Twitter already did not expose features like polls with their public API. Still, even with a less capable API many preferred the experience of 3rd party clients.
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The Critic is a slightly upmarket alt-right publication for establishing more culture war content and contrarianism in the British media landscape. Co-Founded by a strategist of the „European Research Group“, that far right Brexit group in
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Both the European Union and the German Federal Government have their own Mastodon servers, for official accounts under to the respective official domains: https://social.network.europa.eu/explore https://social.b
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For a view into 80s, 90s and early 2000s history of (mostly Mac) outliners, here is an article series: http://www.atpm.com/Back/atpo.shtml
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> He does want people to know for example that podcasts were a natural outgrowth of RSS, so natural he hand a hand in adding it himself despite not having an audio background. In that he is right by the way: He had a back and forth with
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That’s two thirds Truss, in european units.
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You may want to try those automated tools which search your Twitter following for profiles with Mastodon-Links. Movetodon is rather easy: https://www.movetodon.org
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> well funded Twitter clone In a way that are the failure modes of Twitter itself. Centralized, funded by VCs, susceptible to the whims of the millionaire owners. Wasn’t Post the clone where, according to their TOS, you couldn’t "di
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Promotion of alternative social platforms policy(help.twitter.com)
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I would have recommended that book, yes. Both the Indiewebcamp wiki and Wikipedia often have pages on now defunct protocols and services. That is of course not a perfect approach but it gives one entry points.
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> > How reading of different type of content should be handled,as some posts are just media, some are comments? > It may be helpful if community apps include various metadata in the feeds they provide, so reader apps can distinguis
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A native internet protocol for social media(getrevue.co)
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Wes Anderson did a wonderful movie about a very melancholic Cousteau pastiche, played by Bill Murray – The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. Of course there is a Calypso equivalent in the movie, the Belafonte. Here is a tour: https:/&#x
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Something these articles never mention is the cargo conundrum: If one of these cargo airships puts down its heavy cargo in a remote location the airships whole mass balance changes – the airship is suddenly far lighter because it doesn’t co
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The Five-Year Engineering Feat Germany Pulled Off in Months(wsj.com)
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I believe since Monterey you can reenable proxy icons, in the Accessibility panel of System Preferences. No idea about Ventura, couldn't update.
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> With respect to radio equipment capable of being recharged via wired charging, the Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 44 to amend Part I of Annex Ia in the light of scientific and technological p
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That hypothetical was the case: back in 2007/2008 people of the blogosphere slowly stopped blogging and started tweeting. And if you had a good but suddenly more empty feedreader you’d then had to follow the great migration and re-find
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If I remember correctly, Buzz would have had a certain interoperability with other services via open protocols. G+ then was mostly closed.
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Reeder and NetNewsWire, two great feedreader apps for the Mac, both have a builtin extension as a replacement for that.
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> So... what happens when USB-C no longer makes sense anymore? Will they have to keep using it no matter what? Wait for the law to change? According to the amended Directive, the EU Commission should review it every few years and if I re
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According to those messages found in discovery Musk wasn’t disinvited, he made that decision himself.
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I plan on heating this winter by running Electron apps on my Macbook.
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District heating raises even more of those pesky practical questions in how to get the energy of the place of need: - Can you build up enough district heating and especially the pipelines for that in say the timespan of a generation? In all
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Assume for a moment Germany would have build a whole new fleet of nuclear reactors in the 90s. Completely politically impossible then, but let’s assume. It wouldn’t change much about the current gas crisis. Miniscule changes, maximum. Becau
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For ca. 30 million households? In a supply chain crisis?
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> … with the initiation of the German "Energiewende" and the beginning of the nuclear phase-out in 2011 Germany more and more relied on Russian gas. According to this chart the major rise in natural gas in Germany was in the 80
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How would nuclear power help with that? The gas is used for heating, in boilers at homes.
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Confoederatio Helvetica – hence the ISO 3166-1 code CH.
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> What is the procedure/convention for superseding this directive when something supersedes USB-C? From the amended text: > The Commission shall review the application of this Directive in relation to new charging technologies a

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