@joepie91 Fijn he? En ze blijven het maar doen, met als gevolg dat iedere wandelstraat nu twee tot drie keer overnieuw moet. En vaak voldoet de vervanging niet, of maar deels. Hier is bijvoorbeeld voor het station de spekgladde bestrating nu vervangen door iets ruwers, maar wel met glazen banen die de ondergrondse fietsenstalling moeten voorzien van daglicht. 🤦
People complain about inter-instance drama on the fediverse and, yeah I get it. It's super annoying when a bunch of people you don't know get into it for reasons you don't care about and it affects your social space. It does suck!
But the fediverse is a network of social spaces containing millions of people, owned and operated by a bunch of regular people, and people are messy so sometimes things will get messy on here. It sucks, but it's inevitable. Expected, even
To be honest given all that I'm kind of shocked how smoothly things seem to go for most of us on here most days
IND against humanity
IND Amsterdam, Tuesday, 27 February (16:00)
"Die richt zich onder meer op de bedrijven Nestlé Waters (van o.a. Perrier en Vittel) en Sources Alma (van o.a. Cristaline en Vichy-Célestins). ,,Deze bedrijven laten de consumenten geloven dat ze natuurlijk water verkopen, terwijl het gaat om water dat in het verleden vervuild is geweest en dat op illegale wijze behandeld is’’, aldus de advocaat van Foodwatch."
Bronwater uit Frankrijk blijkt regelmatig illegaal gereinigd vuil water | Buitenland | AD.nl
https://www.ad.nl/buitenland/bronwater-uit-frankrijk-blijkt-regelmatig-illegaal-gereinigd-vuil-water~a6daa856/
CW-boost: transphobia, wikipedia being shitty
Quickly checking up on the state of public opinion about ESM in JS and it kind of feels like by this point pretty much everyone who has actually worked on JS tooling (which ESM was claimed to make easier) has come around to the view that ESM was a mistake and not worth the ecosystem misery it caused
Not remotely the first time I'm bringing this up, but: a lot of services don't actually need federation (with all the tradeoffs and caveats that come with that), they just need a mechanism for zero-effort account/profile creation and management that doesn't rely on a third-party service.
That's the sort of thing that could plausibly be solved with a browser extension or feature. It would be nice to see more interest of developers in doing so.
If you can eliminate the whole "pick username, enter personal details, generate password, keep track in password manager, confirm e-mail address in site-specific way, have to keep updating avatars/names across sites forever" dance, then "needing an account per site" suddenly isn't a problem at all anymore...
You really gotta wonder what all went into just this banner.
1. Someone had to say "we need change the login page to add a banner that says we're going to change the login page"
2. This proposal was met with no significant dissent.
3. A project manager presumably drafted up a task and assigned it to someone.
4. There probably were multiple versions discussed.
5. The change with the banner probably had to be deployed first to a staging site for testing.
and so on
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