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You’re talking about the data model, I’m asking about the transmission of those and its directions. “Lexicons” are BS’s Not Invented Here variant of ActivityPub JSON-(LD) meta-syntax and the vocabularies. Obviously necessary for the transmi
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Since Bluesky published their protocol, I’m thinking about how one integrate a BS-compatible microblog into one’s own weblog software, e.g. POSSE. With ActivityPub I can see that: a form of headless ActivityPub server which provides an Inbo
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There are also Apps which display HDMI input streams over USB-C. Orion and such.
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My parents and me were living near a large supermarket in the very early 90s when coin carts were introduced. I spent the first afternoons with my little BMX bike at the parking lot, looking for carts where people, unused to the new system,
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Ever since the pandemic most coin locks are always unlocked - and people keep them that way.
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The EU itself is the biggest financier of the Ukraine. That is in addition to the individual contributions of the EU member states. The military assistance is of course a member state prerogative, but pure financial support is not nothing –
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Young priest turns forsaken farm into paradise homestead [video](youtube.com)
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If you're possibly using Feedbin, I've been successfully using Feedbin's "Actions" to select for Shorts with the search field media_duration and then marking those items unter 60 seconds as read. That feature and th
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> Of course, vice versa, imagine the US disarmed. They'd be invaded by like 80% of the world within a fortnight. The US is protected from 95% of the world by being conveniently located behind two oceans and having two friendly neigh
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I'm somewhere in the middle and remember it as a Newsnet Client for Mac OS from Panic: https://blog.panic.com/the-future-of-unison/
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iTunes/iPod for a time was advertised with the slogan "Rip. Mix. Burn."
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The Indieweb called "sidefiles" an antipattern, mostly because a strong allergy to DRY. I find it a little bit overblown and sometimes suspect it is a result of Tantek Çelik’s CMS. https://indieweb.org/sidefile-ant
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> The Baroque Cycle is historical fiction ... written in a SciFi mindset, I would say.
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I described his last books as a love letter to billionaires. All that is missing is a long, flowery, baroque dedication in the front to a wealthy patron, Bezos or currently more topical Marc Andreesen or Musk. There may be a structural lite
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In this case the technical concerns are also ecosystem concerns: BlueSky’s protocol depends on large scale indexers or relays which index the data from the PDSs and transform the nominal decentral streams into a firehose. That firehose then
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Threads is a gripping, miserable experience(theverge.com)
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I was always surprised that the browser oligopoly together with the W3C already had started building a site for web platform docs - webplatform.org - and then just mothballed that in favour of MDN. Seemed weird. Snapshot: https:/&#x2F
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The second story is evidence of a new phenomenon: The far right political movements thinking about an anti-constitutional policy, a new step on the ladder of escalation. There's a reason it's a big deal in German politics and alre
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Parochialism, Language and Usability(nubero.ch)
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My favourite bar code fact: For some time some esoteric lunatics in mostly german-speaking countries believed that bar codes radiate “harmful radiation” or “vibrations”, either permanently or when scanned. Don’t worry how that works, they&#
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From the closing thoughts: > And yet I cannot help but wonder what we have given up in exchange for our current world. Of course, in the 18th century you wouldn't be an Oxford educated parson with the living of a parsonage and and a
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I must have had the same flatrate provider: Sonnet, I believe it was named. It had perfect timing: starting in the market when I was fresh out of school and doing civil service as conscious objector, meaning I had a little bit of money to s
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My usual observation: There are a lot of air forces around the world. Individual not as big and not as much flying as the USA'S three air forces, but together with an awful lot of flight hours and for some air forces the same jets flyi
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Eric A. Meyer on the Cruelty of Reddit Recaps(mastodon.social)
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Technical nitpick: JSONFeed is something different and can’t express the full Atom data model. I n'th the suggestion that “RSS” has annoyingly become the general term for feeds, maybe because the latter term is maybe too generic. But R
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A touch more amusingly: In the order of precedence of the Foot Guards of the Household Division the Coldstream Guards are second after the Grenadier Guards. The latter's predecessor was founded in 1656 for the then still exiled Charles
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I'm not against putting beauty and care into architecture, especially church architecture, on the contrary. But I'm a little bit put off by the use of a gothic or neo-gothic style. Gothic architecture was a result of particular ti
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If I remember correctly, pseudo-elements act as they are children of their "parent" element, e.g. <dquo-pull><::before></::before>... </dquo-pull> In that case the ::before element doesn&#x
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Matthew Butterick, of typography and Racket fame, used a neat and/or slightly insane CSS hack for hanging punctuation in his online booklets, leading me to a round of web-inspectoring some years back: He programmed his site builder to
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... another _unaccountable_ body And of course WHATWG didn't out-convince devs on a marketplace of ideas; as an oligopoly of browser developers they just did.

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