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re: matrix moderation 

@tastytea@very.tastytea.de @alyx@alyx.social FWIW, (typical) captchas don't really work for targeted raids, and are less and less working for untargeted ones too

@serapath @hugh I mean, that's definitely possible, was just wondering if there's a more specific disambiguating term for it already 🙂

@kloenk@chaos.social I'm really hoping for a blogpost about this eventually, because it sounds deliciously turbocursed!

@hugh AFAIK 'sneakernet' is just a description for transferring data over physical travel links, but in this case I'm thinking of goods, the same way you might send a parcel

Type of ADHD brain mode where brain is constantly oscillating between two different tasks at high speed, being interested in both but not *quite* interested enough to make any serious headway or commit to either of them

@whreq I was thinking in a more general sense than just hackerspaces :)

I know that turtlemail.app exists, but I'm not sure they intend for "turtlemail" to become a generic term!

What do you call a 'sneakernet' but for physical stuff, transporting stuff (potentially over multiple hops) through people who are going somewhere anyway?

Today's realization:

I am not doing "nothing."

I am calm and comfortable, abiding in this quiet space so my brain can rest and heal.

#spoonieAffirmations

@Em0nM4stodon
That EU law does not require a #CookieBanner unless the web site wants to track your clicks or sell your data.

Because people do not understand this, they think "stupid EU law" instead of...

- "website owner has no respect for consumer rights"
- "website owner has no solid business plan and just hopes for a few bucks from the advertisement industry"

#GDPR

You don't necessarily need to say "image of" in your alt text for users to know it's an image. Screen readers will announce that it's an image. But it can help readers to specify if it's a hand-drawn image, Polaroid, infographic, screenshot, chart, map, diagram, or so on.

idle thoughts on open-source 'enterprise' software 

When comparing proprietary versus open-source options for enterprise software, what stands out to me most is that the open-source versions are usually 'simpler' - not in the sense of being easy to use, but in the sense of being really close to an original "in a vacuum" design, with very few accommodations or avenues for organization-specific changes and needs.

More interestingly, many of the newer, startup-y proprietary options look just like the open-source options!

I saw this screenshot posted on a Star Trek Discord server today and really liked it. A little digging turned up the original post and reply on Tumblr: roach-works.tumblr.com/post/73

#StarTrek #art #leisure #utopia

@modulux @WizardOfDocs@wandering.shop It feels like one of those things that is only 'required' because a lot of people are collectively convinced that it is...

@modulux Ads in mobile phones. Two practical examples: An ad shows up, you have to close the app to dismiss it. Two, you read an article in the web, an ad shows up. And then you hear this. "Close. Close. Close. Close." Insert like a 3 second pause between each "close", bonus points if like me you have no idea how to close that shit.

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