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If you have to tiptoe around to use it “correctly”, it doesn’t “just work”
If you have to tiptoe around to use it “correctly”, it doesn’t “just work”
This is awesome! Portable identity management is one of the holy grails of federated services IMO, and this seems like an immediately usable Fediverse-applicable way to do it (as opposed to something like Solid Pods)
mysteriously he have been canceled and the media system make him look like a sexual abuser
Hmmmm I wonder why??
It looks like he is just in the middle between “god” and “devil”.
LOL
Blocked. I recommend others do the same. This person is bringing nothing positive to your lemmy experience.
That means it’s someone you blocked
I thought Linus didn’t come up with the name Linux
Wow, that’s more than I thought!
This isn’t really going to happen. It’s past the point where you can pretend that they’re even trying to do what they think is right.
Playing Kingdom Hearts without knowing who he was and having him show up as a secret boss was wild
I’m surprised they aren’t using Matrix, considering it’s a Fediverse group.
Wow that’s a good one
In a way it’s like the concept of files and programs from the desktop world. Each type of content would have an agreed-upon structure and meaning, but is capable of being opened in different “apps” to view, edit, etc. In fact, you could literally implement it that way, which also allows you to do weird stuff like download content and save it on your own computer.
I’ve thought about this before, if every website had a data section with the raw data and a UI section that was capable of being swapped out. Like some sort of composable setup. I think it’s a really promising idea and I even think a prototype wouldn’t be too difficult to build. Although I do think that the context of where a post was made is important, and is carried intrinsically with the data in a screenshot.
They already can’t do that
The absolute least a father can do
I find that these “bare minimum” assertions often crumble upon contact with any real-life scenario
That’s not a question
It’s comfortable. If it’s winter it’s also warm to keep your hands close to your body.
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It’a close. Isn’t it at 4% market share? That’s higher than Firefox.