Show newer

@hongminhee I never really followed any library projects on any social media before so I have no frame of reference for what they would post 😅

I *have* followed FOSS projects before, but they were always "end-user facing" projects and so the things being shown were often a lot more... visual? than I would expect to be possible for a library project

Those who would repeat the past must control the teaching of history.

#Dune #Quote

@hongminhee Hmm, as someone who's working on quite a few libraries (eg. wiki.slightly.tech/books/proje as an example), I'm curious, what sorts of things would you expect those accounts to post?

@trysdyn I *think* this behaviour is one of the things that's turned off in strict mode? But I'm not 100% sure

@trysdyn (There's a pretty big collection of very cursed old browser stuff that we're all collectively pretending doesn't exist, because Never Break The Web means that it cannot *actually* be removed)

@trysdyn Your guess is exactly correct - this used to be a more common practice in the bad old IE6 days, if I remember correctly, especially with form elements, but at some point people realized that this was generating bugs like nobody's business and so it got functionally deprecated by the broader webdev community

omg this is awesome!
There's a spot in town marked in Google Maps as "Turtle Log".
It is what it says, just a cool log where turtles hang out, but since it's tagged as a place I can ask the satnav for directions to "turtle log" and it'll work.

@quixoticgeek @mwl (I think I've argued with literal hundreds of these people on the startup side of the Node.js world by now, so these conclusions are not based on a small sample size either)

@quixoticgeek @mwl Guy runs a hosting startup, so I'm not surprised. This sort of 'advice' has been going around in startup circles for a very, very long time, unfortunately...

The people giving this advice also invariably have extremely limited (and often no) experience with self-hosting things, and systematically overestimate the difficulty of Linux administration tasks, and *underestimate* the difficulty of interacting with SaaS/PaaS APIs and dashboards.

It's like the people arguing "AWS makes hosting so much simpler than running your own servers" and then hiring specialized "AWS engineers", ie. sysadmins who can only work with vendor-specific systems...

“This town isn’t big enough for the two of us. MY BED, HOWEVER…”

@joepie91 Om nog maar niet te spreken dat bedrijven miljoenen over de balk smijten om de meningen en het koopgedrag van de bevolking te beïnvloeden door middel van reclames 😬

We just launched Error 417 Expectation Failed an independent foundation supporting radically contemporary Internet art and net-based arts practices. (๑´>᎑<)~*

🕳 error417.expectation.fail

The first call is out now:

⟶ Error 406 Tech Fascism Not Acceptable
⟶ 10 SCORES AGAINST TECH FASCISM

Find out more here:
🕳 tldr.nettime.org/@Error417/114

Boosting this again for a final push:

Most petitions don't have much impact, but if this European Citizens Initiative on banning conversion therapy reaches 1 million signatures by Saturday it will mean that it will be discussed at the European Parliament.

200,000 people have signed in the last 24 hours and it only needs 190,000 to reach the target.

Please sign and share. eci.ec.europa.eu/043/public/#/

#EU #Europe #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQI #LGBTQIA

@quinn With "serious funding", I'm more thinking "give bags of money to maintainers to keep FOSS projects running that the EU as an institution does not have an immediate interest in", rather than funding EU infrastructure that *happens* to be FOSS.

There's *some* of that, in the form of NLNet, but it's absolute peanuts compared to eg. tech startup funding schemes.

the other thing i will never get tired of is seeing cis straight boy streamers getting extremely confused about kiri's gender because she's soft butch

Show thread

will never get tired of hearing streamers playing kitsune tails say "this plays exactly like a mario game"

getting the physics right was gruelling so it'll never stop feeling nice to hear we stuck the landing

PSA: you're allowed to play and enjoy games on the easiest settings. This is your free time and you're not less of a gamer for playing games the way they are the most enjoyable for you.

Brought to you by me who has gotten back into Raft on the "peaceful" setting. I don't want to fight sharks, I just want to fish for resources and build. 🤷‍♀️ So that's what I'm doing.

Show older
Pixietown

Small server part of the pixie.town infrastructure. Registration is closed.