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@freedosproject Is there a deadline for projects to express interest?

RE: https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/116068443319312976

Surfing the web like it's 1992.

@NovemDecimal I just gave up hoping my contacts would join the Fediverse and instead interact with people new to me there.

Here is how I seeded my Mastodon feed which, as a side effect, brought to my attention many posts and people to interact with:

https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/how-i-populate-my-mastodon-feed

@Option8 I only answer calls from numbers in my contacts.

Jay Hoffmann @Jayhoffmann on the origins of permalinks for blog posts. Decades later some sites with blog or news items still don't provide permalinks.

https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/did-you-want-that-link-to-be-permanent

#blogging #web #retrocomputing

@davidgerard "creating a directory of trusted PR companies": pretty much an oxymoron.

@lproven Another thing tech professionals should do is take a good look at the questions ordinary people ask in the official support forums of Google consumer products such as Photos, Play, and Gmail. It's a humbling experience. Most people know literally nothing about tech, as in trying to install iOS apps on Android.

@sigue It requires minimal tooling.

Gábor Melis introduces MGL-PAX, an "untangled" literate programming system for Common Lisp. An untangled system takes advantage from the flexibility of code order of a language to rely less on tangling tools.

http://quotenil.com/untangling-literate-programming.html

#LiterateProgramming #CommonLisp #documentation #lisp

@symbolics Neatly separated.

@aartaka

@khinsen Agreed, the family of languages makes a lot of sense once you take the historical evolution into account.

@aartaka

@nina_kali_nina The Sun isn't bad either.

Artyom Bologov @aartaka describes the languages and programming styles that are in Common Lisp. To me Common Lisp is more a rich toolbox than a family of languages.

https://aartaka.me/cl-is-lots.html

#CommonLisp #lisp

@OliviaVespera I use Inoreader.

It has a web client, which I happen to use with Firefox on Linux but is browser independent, and a mobile app I run on Android. Inoreader comes with a browser extension for subscribing to RSS feeds and saving pages to its read later feature.

@glitzersachen I'm at Oldbytes.space and post quite a lot on both retrocomputing and Lisp.

@0xdjdev I do pretty much that for my home feed, hashtags, and list columns (I use Mastodon's advanced mode). I carefully tune the amount of people and hashtags I follow and their posting volume to make this manageable.

@arclight Good catch. Resistance is futile.

@dheadshot Thanks but I don't think that's the tool I meant.

@weekend_editor

@weekend_editor Codeberg designated an alternative to and successor of the deprecated Pages but I can't remember the name of the new tool.

RE: https://social.anoxinon.de/@codebergstatus/115985190324800689

Why I love Codeberg, reason no. 19.

#codeberg #foss