Here's a wish I'd love for ActivityPub
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Here's a wish I'd love for ActivityPub.
An interface that would let you have multiple columns and would let you have multiple accounts signed in.
Does something like this exist?
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Here's a wish I'd love for ActivityPub.
An interface that would let you have multiple columns and would let you have multiple accounts signed in.
Does something like this exist?
phillycodehound@indieweb.social sounds like Hootsuite.
reiver@mastodon.social? Drop everything you're working on LOL
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@jones no Roma è un po' lontana, sto a Salerno: ci vogliono tre ore di auto e un bel po' di denari
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@guiscardo ma tu stai nei dintorni di roma?
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Anche perchè (confesso solo a voi piccoli amici #tamagochi del fediverso) che in questi giorni mi sento parecchio solo e ogni tanto mi viene il desiderio di entrare in un pub e farmi quattro pinte al bancone scrivendo nel frattempo stronzate al telefono, come ai vecchi tempi...Per cui la mia immaginazione mi porta a una riunione degli AA in una città americana
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@brooke has anyone ever done an IPA TTS system for MediaWiki? Whenever I see IPA in an article I want to click to hear it, but it usually just takes me to a page about IPA.
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@maj I guess you could read it without knowing the original story, but the original is very good.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ones_Who_Walk_Away_from_Omelas
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How Many Phones Sport a 5 and 1/4 Diskette Drive? This One.
It all started with a sarcastic comment right here on Hackaday.com: ” How many phones do you know that sport a 5 and 1/4 inch diskette drive?” — and [Paul Sanjay] took that personally, or at least thought “Challenge accepted” because he immediately hooked an old Commodore floppy drive to his somewhat-less-old smartphone.
The argument started over UNIX file directories, in a post about Redox OS on smartphones— which was a [Paul Sanja] hack as well. [Paul] had everything he needed to pick up the gauntlet, and evidently did so promptly. The drive is a classic Commodore 1541, which means you’ll want to watch the demo video at 2x speed or better. (If you thought loading times felt slow in the old days, they’re positively glacial by modern standards.) The old floppy drive is plugged into a Google Pixel 3 running Postmarket OS. Sure, you could do this on Android, but a fully open Linux system is obviously the hacker’s choice. As a bonus, it makes the whole endeavor almost trivial.
Between the seven-year-old phone and the forty-year-old disk drive is an Arduino Pro Micro, configured with the XUM1541 firmware by [OpenBCM] to act as a translator. On the phone, the VICE emulator pretends to be a C64, and successfully loads Impossible Mission from an original disk. Arguably, the phone doesn’t “sport” the disk drive–if anything, it’s the other way around, given the size difference–but we think [Paul Sanja] has proven the point regardless. Bravo, [Paul].
Thanks to [Joseph Eoff], who accidentally issued the challenge and submitted the tip. If you’ve vexed someone into hacking (or been so vexed yourself), don’t hesitate to drop us a line!
We wish more people would try hacking their way through disagreements. It really, really beats a flame war.
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I have two VPSes in the Oracle Cloud free tier.
If I worshiped MAGA and billionaires, I'd be in the right place.
So it's time to let them go.
I thought about moving back to NearlyFreeSpeech.net, but for now I have my sites set up on my Tilde Club account:
https://tilde.club/~passthejoe/zola
https://tilde.club/~passthejoe/hugo/
https://tilde.club/~passthejoe/shinobi/feed.xml
With this arrangement, the hosting is still free (though I have donated in the past and will do again). Also, I don't have to maintain anything.
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@maj told me about this story recently and I just read it and it was very good.
