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youronlyone

@youronlyone@c.im

Yohan Yuki Xieㆍ사요한・謝雪矢（ゆきや）・謝約翰ㆍיהוחנן

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youronlyone, to Philippines
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Does the really need to allow foreign schools to open branches in the country or own existing institutions? A lot of foreigners are coming here for better education. They wouldn't if our is as bad as supporters of the move paints it to be.

The way I see it, the problem is the half-baked education. It was only the first step. The next step is overhauling the entire curriculum, but they never did that.

@pilipinas @philippines

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youronlyone,
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If they do want foreign ownership/branches here, then we should invite the Korean institutions. Why? Even Western universities are coming to Korea to learn from their educational system.

It would be foolish to invite Western institutions who themselves are learning from the Korean system. We should go directly to the source if we're going to invite foreign schools.

@pilipinas @philippines
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youronlyone,
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But, that itself is ironic. Koreans are coming to the to study, and get away from the very toxic Korean education system. So, in the end, why invite foreign institutions to open a branch in the country, or to own existing ones?

What we should do, like what the West is doing, is go to Korea to observe, participate, and learn from them. Bring that home ourselves, adapt it to our existing system and .

@pilipinas @philippines
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youronlyone,
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Other things that we can do ourselves: (1) increase the pay for teachers; (2) standardised classroom rules like how the Koreans and Japanese do (abolish the autonomy of private schools); & (3) overhaul the curriculum.

I want to add: drop the “Senior High School” terminology; it's the source of all the confusion. We should change it to: Kinder (1); Elementary (6); Middle School (3); & High School (3) = .

@pilipinas @philippines
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liaizon, (edited ) to fediverse
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An important distinction is slowly being uncovered about the definition of the term "fediverse." Who is it that gets to decide what this place is? How are we being represented? These are not easy questions to answer and if we don't do a better job describing ourselves, then the job will get done for us by people who don't understand the underlying values we hold.

youronlyone,
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@liaizon @evan @Gargron @chrismessina @eudaimon @youronlyone Yep, it was him.

It was first uploaded, AFAIK, in Wiki Commons by Eukobos (I think it's Eudaimon too), dedicated to the through .

It was June 2018.

No one submitted other proposals so it became the accepted logo of the . Variations from other users based on the same logo also came out later.

See: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fediverse_logo_proposal.svg

youronlyone,
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@liaizon Personally, and the way the term was used, since it was first coined, was any software with support (later ).

When there were discussions of having a new name, I ran suggestion threads and polls about it, and one suggestion/choice was mycelial, mycelium. I like it so I started using it myself.

By definition:

  • A mycelium is a single network.
  • A mycelial is a collection of various mycelium.

Adopting it to :

  • The "Fediverse" is one mycelium network.o, based on ActivityPub
  • "The Federation" / * is another mycelium network.
  • is a mycelium network.
  • is another mycelium network.
  • / is a mycelium network.

Together, they are called Mycelial Web. A collection of "decentralised, distributed, federated, and open, network". A subset of the Social Web.

A "sister", if you will, of the Mycelial Web is IRC and e-mail, as examples.

So:
I. Web
A. Social Web

  1. IRC
  2. E-mail
  3. Mycelial Web
  • Fediverse/ActivityPub
  • ATproto
  • diaspora
  • Matrix
  • XMPP

.

youronlyone,
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@shekinahcancook Federated universe.

Also, the star symbol was dedicated to the Public Domain through CC0.

See: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fediverse_logo_proposal.svg

youronlyone,
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@shekinahcancook

By definition, ActivityPub is a protocol to add interoperability, in a social network way, to disconnected platforms. So, as long as they federate using AP, then it's fine. Consider the non-accessible content as "private".

There are software with a "This instance/server only" feature. I think every fork of Mastodon software have that feature, only the mainline Mastodon doesn't have it. Other Fediverse software like Hubzilla, Friendica, the Misskey forks, the Pleroma forks, I think even Pixelfed, all have it.

Think of Threads content not viewable as "This instance only" type of post.

If it is wrong for Threads to do that, then one could argue that it is also wrong for other Fediverse software and forks to have an instance-only privacy feature.

For me, that's fine. As long as they federate. Maybe a third or two of their userbase will turn the feature on. That's good enough. 😉

youronlyone,
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@shekinahcancook That's correct. However, in their instance, they don't want any mention of “Pixelfed”, so there's that. It is no different from all other non-Threads servers/instances where they “fediblock” certain keywords (and accounts) without checking the context.

It still comes down to, “their instance/server, their rules”. As long as they federate, that's good. Any filters or “fediblock” they add for their instance, that's their rules. Just like any other fediverse instance are doing already before Threads came.

Don't get me wrong, I am not defending Threads or Meta. ^_^

youronlyone, to wheeloftime
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The real was used by John the Baptist and his followers (they are NOT the Essenes); aka / / (Priestly) calendar

See https://dsscalendar.org/c/

youronlyone, to Philippines
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Our + is the 1997 song 「Sa Yahweh Ang Sayaw」 (For YHWH is our Dance) by Gary Valenciano.

⇒ https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=CdrE5CTSTXg&si=hvjFHTVRhMa6zBwV

True Real !

#ᜉᜒᜎᜒᜉᜒᜈᜐ᜔

@ppop @asianpop @pilipinas @philippines

youronlyone, to gaming
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Vote for as the next in The Strong National Museum of Play's World Video Game Hall of Fame!

https://www.museumofplay.org/players-choice-ballot/

@gaming @games

youronlyone, to Philippines
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The previous and current government claimed that / will solve the and via .

Then what is this?

Is law a total failure, or maybe, the government is?

@pilipinas @philippines

youronlyone, to Philippines
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To everyone in the , especially foreigners and those planning to visit our beautiful country, make it a habit to:

Bring a liter of water at all times.

The heat index (or feels like) is now at 38°C (I don't know what it is in °F we don't use that). This is still, actually, cool for us locals.

In the coming weeks, and months, it might go up as high as 45°C, like it did in the last few years (even without ). 42°C – 45°C is what we locals consider very hot, and there are locals who collapses, or die, because of heat exhaustion. (Watch out for announcements of heat waves too.)

Now, if you're a foreigner who came from colder countries, you definitely are not accustomed to this weather. So, don't even dare assume "you can do it". Bring water with you at all times, especially if you have existing conditions.

Mineral water is highly recommended, preferably between pH8 and pH10 (alkaline levels). Distilled/purified water are below pH6 (acidic levels). Of course, if your doctor said you can not drink alkaline/mineral water, then don't. Especially people who can't process minerals.

If you do it right, you'll discover that @pilipinas

youronlyone,
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@jikodesu Yes! That's a very good point!

Stores in the country rarely accept other bills, even if it is a USD. And sari-sari stores rarely have a change for bigger bills.

@pilipinas

JeremyMallin, to random
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I miss my text only adventure games like we had in the '70s and '80s.

youronlyone,
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@JeremyMallin If you like is still online and kicking (since 1996).

There is also (DSL), a MUD that originally started as a mix of DragonLance and and is now very customised.

youronlyone, to fediverse
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The family of services:

Theme: single-letter domain name.

1: https://c.im — a Mastodon software instance. ()
2: https://c.wtf — a Rebased+Soapbox (fork of Pleroma with Soapbox frontend) software instance. (microblogging)
3: https://p.lu — a PeerTube software instance. ( hosting)
4: https://r.nf — a Lemmy software instance. ()

Inspired by https://c.im/@jerry@infosec.exchange/110781964569113496

jikodesu, to Philippines
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Mirroring China state propaganda, TikTok account posts lies on the West Philippine Sea. Filipino Redditor calls on others to mass-report the videos.

Good luck with that considering TikTok is a Chinese app.

https://interaksyon.philstar.com/trends-spotlights/2024/03/12/271873/pinoys-flag-tiktok-dubious-west-philippine-sea/

youronlyone,
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@jikodesu

Yeah.

If they want something to be done with it, the Philippine government should ban TikTok itself. Or, they can rally in front of TikTok's main regional office in BGC.

youronlyone,
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@jikodesu TikTok even banned the official account of just because she was getting a lot of followers and attention after she won in .

Gehlee's mother even started a campaign to get her daughter's account unbanned, and many TikTok users joined. But, nope, nothing happened. TikTok ignored them.

mattotcha, to Philippines
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South China Sea: Philippines’ says China’s maritime proposals go against national interests https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3255034/south-china-sea-philippines-says-chinas-maritime-proposals-go-against-national-interests?utm_source=rss_feed

youronlyone,
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@mattotcha True. Based on what released themselves regarding the documents, all of it were indeed against the national interests of the .

China is dreaming if we will just agree to it. /facepalm

youronlyone, to security
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To security experts: Do you use for services that are already end-to-end encrypted? Or, you add their apps in split-tunnelling mode?

Or, to rephrase it: is there any use in keeping end-to-end encrypted apps behind a VPN?

This is under the assumption that all things are equal (no ISP issues; no need to bypass any network set up; end-to-end encryption is enabled by default).

youronlyone, to China
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If () is good, countries like (1986–1992), (1948–1951), and (South: 1948–1951; 1955–1960; 1987–1988) would've kept on using it. They're doing perfectly fine without it.

My country, the , used DST multiple times in its history (1936–1937; 1954; 1978; 1990). The last time was mainly to conserve energy, and abandoned it after the energy crisis was solved.

To countries still using DST, make up your mind. Either stay in Standard Time or permanent Daylight Time. It's good for you and everyone else. ^_~

youronlyone, to Philippines
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I wonder how the Roman Catholics in the will react to . Those were very direct and solid. (And historical.) ^_^;;

youronlyone, to Japan
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I love the time period they chose for . Good choice IMO!

m0xEE, to random

Wow! You guys, check this out — turns out, using biometric data instead of password as means of authentication might be insecure because once it gets stolen there's no way to change it!
https://www.theregister.com/2024/02/15/cybercriminals_stealing_face_id/
Now their initiative to improve security when accessing the financial institutions mandated by the law in Taiwan and Vietnam is basically toast. Who could've expected such a thing! Da-a-amn!

youronlyone,
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@m0xEE Yep. It has always been an issue, I'm actually surprised it is being pushed and “advertised” in shows and films.

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