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amin, 1 month ago to random

I'm proud to announce the launch of the public beta for Clew, my independent web search engine! 🎉🎉🎉

Try Clew: https://clew.se
Add to your browser: https://clew.se/add/

Clew maintains an independent index and is aiming to be a copyleft (APGLv3), self-hostable, privacy-respecting, customizable search engine which prioritizes independent creators/bloggers/writers and penalizes sites with ads and trackers.

Many features are yet to come. If you'd like to support Clew's development and server costs, you can donate to its Liberapay team: https://liberapay.com/Clew/

Boosts are very welcome, as is feedback of any kind!

Flakes aren't real and cannot hurt you: a guide to using Nix flakes the non-flake way (jade.fyi)

bodomenke, 5 months ago to meta

Thread Federation

Some context for the currently discussed federation of Meta‘s Thread with Mastodon.

In short: It’s the law.

#Meta #Thread #Mastodon #Federation #DMA

https://fediversereport.com/making-sense-of-threads-and-regulation/

iooioio, 5 months ago to random

@Tutanota I can't log in right now and tuta.com appears to be unreachable. Are you having issues?

By the way, your status page says everything is in order:

https://status.tutanota.com

JustineSmithies, 6 months ago to random

Just had the most fantastic Italian meal with my wife Julie at Cosa Nostra in Whitby. We've just been handed the desert menu but I think I'm going to need a few minutes to recover.

iooioio, 6 months ago to random

Just found out about #htmlq. Like #jq but for html. Perfect for scraping websites in combination with #curl!

https://github.com/mgdm/htmlq

alcinnz, 6 months ago to random

Let's Talk OS 8 - elementary: https://blog.elementary.io/lets-talk-os-8/

alcinnz, 7 months ago to random

The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Must Know About Unicode in 2023 (Still No Excuses!) - Nikita Prokopov: https://tonsky.me/blog/unicode/

drewdevault, 8 months ago to random

Read-only FAT32 support complete

martijnbraam, 9 months ago to random

I wish Element could do the IRC layout for bridged rooms and normal layout for native matrix rooms instead of it being a global option.

JordiGH, 9 months ago to random

I am so tempted to do this at my next interview.

iooioio, 10 months ago to random

Considering having a midlife crisis...

esther, 10 months ago to random

Today is one of those days where it's just fun to be at the computer, just for its own sake. A computer day. Computers are pretty neat actually.

I also feel like it wouldn't feel the same with a laptop which I would totally use while slouched on the couch. The fact that it's a stationary object, a big screen and a chunky keyboard, makes a big difference. It's like a little shrine for computing that I go to. It feels very intentional.

zstix, 11 months ago to random

About to kick off a 17-hour travel day with a toddler. Hopefully we can get a nap on one of these flights.

cablespaghetti, 11 months ago to NixOS

I'm fine tuning my #nixos laptop a bit and that means installing all the tools I need to make this my personal daily driver machine.

Unfortunately things like MySQL need to be compiled from source which is taking some time on a 10 year old 1.5GHz Celeron.

At least it's proving a good stress test for the cooling system...it's been holding steady at 60C for the past couple of hours of this. 😆

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/72061/intel-celeron-processor-1007u-2m-cache-1-50-ghz.html

BarrenPlanet, 1 year ago to random

"Your occassional reminder that in 2016 alone, America dropped nearly three bombs every hour, 24 hours a day. A staggering 26,171 bombs rained down on Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Somalia and Pakistan - that’s seven Muslim-majority territories. The USA was running special operations in no less than 138 countries, 70% of the world’s nations. Since the so-called War on Terror was launched in 2002, the "Land of the Free, Home of the Brave" has been responsible for the deaths of at least four million civilians, and the maiming or displacement of tens of millions more."

Full article:

https://libera.site/item/07f8a781-8640-4c1a-9951-485e886e70b5

#Imperialism #Colonialism #Geopolitics #War

zombierustpunk, 1 year ago to random

Kids today with their blue hair and pronouns.
Kids today with their baggy pants and rap music.
Kids today with their long hair and heavy metal music.
Kids today with their long hair and hippie music.
Kids today with their leather jackets and rock’n’roll music.
Kids today with their flapper outfits and jazz music.

Same as it ever was? Same as it ever was.

blinry, 1 year ago to random

I managed to build some 15-year-old software with #Nix, including Firefox 2.0 and Blender 2.45!

This post explains which problems I encountered along the way, and how I solved them: https://blinry.org/nix-time-travel/

grunfink, 1 year ago to fediverse

I'm glad to announce version 2.19 of #snac, the simple, minimalistic #ActivityPub instance server written in ANSI C, including the following changes:

You can edit your own posts from now on.

Fixed the breakage of Emojis I introduced when implementing HashTags because I am a moron.

Added adaptative timeouts when sending messages to other instances.

https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2

18+ onepict, 1 year ago to random

Thinking about uses for a forge outside code, one usecase is as a family forge, like recipes. So in a way you might have a family mastodon instance, you could have a family forgejo instance.

Improvements to family recipes could be incremental.

Like I have my recipes in an app so exporting to a binary blob, my dad put his in a word doc, and books etc.

So a repo with recipes organised into cuisine and markdown files would be cool.