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These are the people building the Fediverse!
(me not getting all the flying car jokes occasionally popping up in my timeline)
[clickity clackity on the keyboard as I search the interweb.]
OH GOD. Tell me it's a concept car. Tell me they are not just going to sell it to rich dumbasses who will endanger other people's lives.
[clickity clackity on the keyboard as I search the interweb.]
@tay@transfem.social isnt that kind of the plot of doom 3?
(It's been a really long time since I played that though)
@mindpersephone@spookygirl.boo @tay@transfem.social
doom 2016 and I think technicaly the first one
Pendant ce temps, a Montreal...
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@pauljrobinson wait I feel like I've missed something hilarious
@pauljrobinson oh jesus christ
Even assuming it actually works as intended (doubtful) and doesn’t fail on you leading to death (likely) your skull would rattle around inside against the side pillars just like a stunt car driver. You’d need a 5-point harness and helmet and internal padding just to prevent serious head injuries. The cyber dumptruck was bad but this is extremely stupid.
@pauljrobinson wait I feel like I've missed something hilarious
Do we have a list somewhere of everyone who promoted, bought, sold, or had anything to do with NFTs? Because it would be useful to know who these people are when it comes to discussing........well any other topic.
@pauljrobinson I mean, the "terrible idea" venn diagram overlap is close enough to a circle that you won't go far wrong just assuming a yes.
You ever get so productive you get Scared
@jupiter_rowland @caohuak @xwyqi @forgejo As far as I know, this was supposed to be a temporary limitation during the early stages of development. But a new major version has been released and the limitation is still there...
In-depth article by Linux Magazine on the Fediverse with interviews with Ivan and Mayel from @Bonfire and @cwebber
A good read to share
- About the Open Science Network, the archipielago set-up and the Jacobin.de case (all Bonfire)
- About the ActivityPub standard with federation between servers and client-server with the apps
- About living systems that are brought in by sensor networks about which the neighbours can have conversations.
- About solidarity networks. Such as @coopcloud – a community first and a set of
deployment tools and recipes second - of which Bonfire and also the #DemocraticTechFund are members
- Also about how #VentureCapital money typically results in shiny but extractive businesses that turn into an #enshittification process to return maximum profit to shareholders. Instead we can have networks of community centred ventures and cooperative platforms, such as @SocialCoop. And public funding channeled through e.g. @nlnet
now that i got the attention of every useless idiot on this network who only can signal boost linux drama and fedimeta:
donate to seals
The legislative environment will *never* be equitable for #FOSS under capitalism (& as such, it's never *been* equitable).
IMO, the advent of LLM-gen-AI as “just another day at the office” b/c I've spent ≈30yrs trying to get Big Tech to follow #copyleft requirements. They refuse at their whim.
Those refusals increased steadily (& occasionally exponentially, like now) since #GPLv2's release.
Meet the new infringer — same as the old infringer.
Cc: @copiesofcopies
@bkuhn @copiesofcopies Of course the legislative environment has *always* been tailored to proprietary software. Without copyright (and related intellectual restrictions laws), we wouldn't have proprietary software!
What I mean is that Microsoft stepped in and set the tone with assumptions of "oh well it's okay to step all over and ignore the terms of the commons when we ingest them into the model, we would be upset if this happened to our stuff though"... for Microsoft, semi theoretical, but Disney and the record industries have actually done this: they're using AI for some projects, but also suing that their copyrights have been violated.
Copyright for me but not for thee type stuff.
(Which I know we agree about as a concern in this landscape.)
Mentaal.nl is a portal being co-designed by thirteen patient and family non-profit organisations in Dutch mental health care. They’re piloting Bonfire as the infrastructure for their federated archipelago: a network of connected spaces built around clear, safe boundaries, where patients, caregivers, families and professionals can each find their place.
We’re excited to be part of this, and we’ll be sharing what we learn and build along the way 🔥
@strypey @funkwhale@social.funkwhale.audio @funkwhale@fosstodon.org looks like the status page (https://status.funkwhale.audio) too isn't loading. Could it be an incident/temporary downtime?
@omkar_foss @strypey @funkwhale@fosstodon.org
I updated error page :)
Mentaal.nl, een portaal van dertien ggz-organisaties, test Bonfire: open source software voor gefedereerde community’s waarbij gebruikers zelf bepalen wat ze zien en met wie ze delen, zonder big tech. Lees meer: https://publicspaces.net/2026/10/16/mentaal-nl-test-bonfire-voor-communitys-in-de-ggz/
@funkwhale@social.funkwhale.audio I just tried to visit retribute.me and got a 502. With text linking to the FunkWhale status page, and to the page for one of your old accounts (@funkwhale@fosstodon.org).
What's up there?
@strypey @funkwhale@fosstodon.org we dropped retribute since nobody was working on it. where did you found the link ?
If flying cars were real, they'd have to have two extra turn signals, "up" and "down". Traffic rules would have to be extended into the third dimension as well, you'd yield to anyone coming not only from the right but also from the top.
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