

I am, because this government has decided the US constitution just doesn’t matter, and now, we have literal nazis running the government.
I stand by my people, not the government oppressing them.
I am, because this government has decided the US constitution just doesn’t matter, and now, we have literal nazis running the government.
I stand by my people, not the government oppressing them.
Or, we could use it for free! Get two birds stoned at once!
More akin to Elon insisting the cybertruck is the way of the future, and people just keep buying Rivians and internal combustion vehicles.
So, we murder them after they save us?
Weird, I get a splash page of “This site has been blocked by the Department of Defense, in the name of national security”…
Think of “Google News”, but for social media and RSS… Or Google Reader for all of those.
The point isn’t to be able to comment and whatnot, but to get all the things you want updates on, in a single pane of glass, so to speak.
Thanks! I’ve not seen this before, gonna go look into it :)
Pretty sure flatpak uses alpine as a bootstrap… Flatpak, after all, brings along an entire distro to run an app.
Is DEI also vaporware?
chat bots have been a thing, for a long time. I mean, a half decently trained Markov can handle social media postings and replies
Oh no…
Anyways, another reason why to use Qt rather than GTK for your app.
For a lot of FLOSS projects, it’s common to keep the initial team small, so a product can be delivered fast, and gets opened up later.
It’s to solve the “too many cooks” and prevent bikeshedding.
A lot of corpo espionage is there solely to tank potential competitors, which include FLOSS projects.
One thing to keep in mind: briar DOES disclose MAC addresses for all interfaces, to enable contact discovery and routing.
Not a show stopper, but it is something to be aware of.
Zulip or Revolt
Signal, no. And yes, Lemmy’s integration via AP is sub-perfect. Ie, I can (and do) follow communities on lemmy, with my Mastodon and pixelfed accounts.
So, work is needed, and only happens if a) same protocol is used, or b) bridge modules are used (like friendica does).
If someone made an xmpp bridge to talk AP, then it’s would be one big network, like how a lot of irc nets get bridged with xmpp nets, which makes those one, singular, federated network. But until they start speaking the protocol the rest of the fediverse does, it’s just another network.
And again, it’s not a bad thing. It’ll even probably get there eventually.
Friendica was one of the very first fediverse platforms, and is over a decade old at this point. Hell, almost 2 decades old.
I’m just saying that there’s deficiencies in those other networks. Just that they are different networks.
Now if an xmpp user can directly message or communicate with a Mastodon user… then they’d be both part of the “fediverse”.
Sounds like very late stage capitalism to me…
They just did the speed run past us.
D* generally isn’t, excepting the few instances that also speak AP.
That’s how you win asymmetric warfare.