When you subscribe to an #RSS #Atom feed, what do you expect to find in your reader?
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@jwildeboer I expect the summary to be in the summary field and the content to be in the content field, which is why I hate RSS that puts either in the description field.
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@jwildeboer I expect the summary to be in the summary field and the content to be in the content field, which is why I hate RSS that puts either in the description field.
@jwildeboer also mastodon that treats the summary field as a content warning, subverting the entire point of standardising this in Activity Streams in the first place and preserving that in Activity Pub 12 years later
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@jwildeboer also mastodon that treats the summary field as a content warning, subverting the entire point of standardising this in Activity Streams in the first place and preserving that in Activity Pub 12 years later
@KevinMarks @jwildeboer We are digging ourselves out of that hole, thankfully. For non-Note objects, Mastodon now treats the `summary` like a summary. For Note objects, there's a plan to develop a dedicated content warning property. I think it's fair to say that a summary on a 1-paragraph text is rarely needed, so in practice it should not be blocking progress in AP.
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@KevinMarks @jwildeboer We are digging ourselves out of that hole, thankfully. For non-Note objects, Mastodon now treats the `summary` like a summary. For Note objects, there's a plan to develop a dedicated content warning property. I think it's fair to say that a summary on a 1-paragraph text is rarely needed, so in practice it should not be blocking progress in AP.
@KevinMarks @jwildeboer I'll be frank: the `summary` property is absolutely essential to having a general-purpose AS2 vocabulary; it's a fallback text representation for objects that don't have a user-assigned title (`name`).
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@ottaross yup, there was an announcement by @staff about it. You can apparently ask for it to be reactivated for you?
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@Paradox first thing that comes to mind is the character played by Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men.
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@Paradox the jews hate and the jews corrupt, they infest where ever they inhabit, its no wonder just about every nation throughout history has kicked them out and treated them bad, its their culture that promotes this, not every jew, but always a jew, pulling the "erm bc christians hate em" card just doesnt work, spain had its converts and the result was the same, thats just how underhanded and hateful they are, the sooner we accept this the better, they hate you and me
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@paco The reaction has been amazing and I am so happy there are so many people who are making art in this world obsessed with non-deterministic hallucinations.
I wish I could support all the artists, but it appears I am spoiled for choice.
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I'm sorry, what kind of kite festival?
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@Paradox its not what the text does or promote, but what they do, and theyre following the talmud very closely, so yeah, we oughta get rid of it along islam, i see the point to a culture that allows rape and other disgusting acts against "gentiles"
This mentality of "erm we cant judge bc diff standards" or whatever only does more harm than good, its clearly bad to keep it around, people still practice it due to indoctrination, why else do israelis and americans see no issues with genocide and pedophelia?? Years of indoctrination, americans boomers have no issues sending their own kin to die for a foreign nation of leeches, the left pulls this card a lot, which is funny bc these religions it defends so fervently hate their ways of life
Im not christian but id rather be part of it than islam or god forbid judaism where they allow some horrendous acts and justify it by saying "its not rape bc shes 3 and a non jew" :^)
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@karlauerbach @drahardja I mean, who tf knows with the current court and their absolute contempt for precedent, but imo as someone who has had to teach media law, that would really be a stretch. It should take more than getting paid for providing publishing tools, Substack would have to exercise editorial control. You could argue their bad behavior is actually evidence they don’t.
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@Stinson_108 @mattblaze
I've hiked at Mt Umunhum (named after humingbirds), good area, great views.
At Computer History Museum we have part of a SAGE computer and some consoles, which have a unique feature I've seen in no other computer gear.
https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/real-time-computing/6/120
Also, a model:
https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/real-time-computing/6/122/509
