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@picozGrazie, infatti me l'hanno già segnalata.Però appunto è dedicata alla comunità dell'Istruzione e della Ricerca, cioè non è generalista.@francescocapaldini @socialnetwork

Is Zuck still using the term Threadiverse? If it was a one-off, then I'd write it off and take back the darn term.

@reiver The answer is vigorous code review. Anything that connects to an API, anything that is federated, shared, made free, or made at all should be reviewed for intent, for mistakes, for data integrity, for documentation and for competence. I don't care who or what creates it. Without code review, it's so untrustworthy that it poisons the well.

@JessTheUnstill First I rant, then I mute No, just kidding, thanks for giving this valuable tip.

Benvenute! Non vediamo l'ora di leggervi con piacere!@filippodb @emama @lauramassera @fediverso

Our initial clients will be built in JavaScript, so you’d need to enable JS on your browser to use it (for now)And, it will require special features on your server, so this won’t work on Mastodon (for now)Download the road, things will change. We’re defining a standard API that anyone can build in. So hopefully someone can built installable clients (iOS, Android, desktop) that work separate from your browser. @ddlyh @bonfire @swf @sovtechfund

Thanks to you, I do now. There seemed to be only 2 over here back when I was reading its news (oh and then a booster one that came later) and seemed like the more widely used ones were causing some blood clotting problems in some people.

xmpp is not "one standard" it's an extensible mess and no two people use the same client/server combination, leading to some kind of factorial explosion of mutually incompatible software. there are over five hundred XEPs and any given project has a unique view of which ones are "necessary" and which are "supported" and which are "deprecated" and which ones you should go to jail for even reading.xmpp has xeps for systems administration, internet of things shit, service discovery, and a million other things that should never have been shoved into a chat protocol, while the xeps that are intended to fix the actual issues that affect users are "deferred" because it's a hell of a lot easier to invent an entire new use case for xmpp than it is to fix any problems with existing xeps.this, combined with the excessively verbose markup, means that starting from scratch has two incredibly attractive benefits: one, you don't have to learn this tremendous bureaucratic protocol maze, and two, just about any wire format you can think of is going to perform better than xmpp over slow or intermittent network connections, which are the majority of internet connections.

@cniside @devol @Tutanota @libreitalia @openstreetmap @opensource ad ognuno i suoi gusti per cui sei libero di scegliere quello che vuoi

@damtux@feddit.it said in Adottare il Fediverso come strumento di comunicazione e promozione di piccole attività: SÌ, dobrebbe essere la normalità. Il Fediverso è una opportunità di comunicazione e promozione in più anche per le piccole attività. Trascurarlo non giova.

@strk @informapirata @filippodb @devol @opensource dopo qualche ricerca ho trovato questa libreria JS che sembra poter aggiungere la foto e modificare il design dei punti: https://github.com/kozakdenys/qr-code-stylingQui il relativo sito di demo: https://qr-code-styling.com/

@luca @max ma perchè bersagliati? È proprio il contrario, vogliamo leggervi ma vorremmo farlo su una piattaforma libera che potrebbe piacere anche a voi.

@santi I see that Mona Ultra has different patterns for different notifications, and it’s something I like.

@stephtara no, this should work on all plans!

Giaipur, 3 febbraio.Paese dell'imprevisto! Dopo tante città marmoree abbacinanti di candore, ecco una città tutta rosea: Giaipur. L'occhio stanco di troppa luce riverberata da pareti bianche si riposa su questi palazzi come sulla dolcezza di certe stoffe attenuate dal tempo. E la nostra fantasia trova finalmente la città della favola, sognata nell'infanzia prima.... Siamo giunti da un'ora, dopo tre giorni di ferrovia ...#GuidoGozzano Verso la cuna del mondo#giorniraccontati #India_1912_1913

@CathyBikesBook I've settled on Tusky. There's also alternative web frontends that can be used as PWAs like Phanpy that are quite interesting feature wise

If I used an object observer for a topic/context, and proceeded to delete that context, the object observer would go away too. That is, unless you're inferring that I take steps to preserve the object observer for some period of time (if not forever?)

Yes I'm fine with that. It doesn't make much difference in the end.

@iusondemand @filippodb @opensource l'immagine evidentemente AI toglie molta forza all'argomentazione