@librecast @dentangle Thank you, I will give it a try (even though I don‘t understand the description text of the video … )

@maia Was thinking maybe calzone, but I accept your interpretation 🙃

@palvaro do you have a must-swim beach policy? 🥶

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@hanscees @MarloesdeKoning @ShadowJonathan

The post was written in a context, targeting people interested to implement ActivityPub API. A (long!) intro that precedes that writing is https://coding.social/blog/grassroots-evolution

There are particular anti-patterns at work in how fediverse evolves. One is well-known in IT, called "Big ball of mud". The other I coined "Whack-a-mole programming": maintaining app-by-app interoperability against an ever growing number of moving release targets.

Both anti-patterns introduce and increase tech debt and protocol decay, and are caused by a) the incompleteness / flexibility of ActivityPub, b) accepted work method of post-facto "follow the leader" interoperability, and c) lack of good grassroots standardization process to evolve healthily.

ActivityPub API offers the chance to address these points. Fedi goes from app development to solution development, where you interoperate based on common well-understood business domains, not on the basis of arbitrary app features.

@fribbledom well what do you want, AI that can count?

Do you have any context/source for “Rimu’s hostile history”? Because I’ve tried looking into that a few times but I’ve only ever found this Piefed devlog post which makes Piefed sound reasonable but obviously has every incentive to be biased.

📏 Working with some really large Roman numerals, and just learned about the vinculum.

Sharing of ideas and code is a core tenant of FOSS. PyLova literally started as a copy of Piefed. Why shouldn’t the ideas and features flow both ways?

Multiple images in posts and in-line comment editing are basic features coppied from Reddit (and, like, every social media site), which probably coppied them from somewhere else. Let’s not pretend like PyLova is breaking new ground here, lmao.

@EUCommission

Der Witz wird auch nie alt

🔇🌞day

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Means testing is both inefficient, inherently discriminatory (albeit towards a more privileged group), creates edge conditions that cause weird side effects, and is simply unnecessary. It also creates a sense of stigmatism around accessing the support _and_ creates division with the people who pay for it.

Give the subsidies to everyone with kids. Pay for it with taxes.

As a rule – whenever you discourage higher-income people from using a service, the service immediately gets worse. Be it public transport, public education, public housing — if you can encourage wealthy taxpayers to use the service _it will be better for everyone_.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-11-15/jacqui-lambie-childcare-subsidy-cuts/107387182

@fesshole that is disgusting behaviour. Get a proper e-reader, you ghoul

@misha@bonfire.opentech-auc.org that's right, that toggle only hides your activities, not objects you created, as otherwise for example toggling it in notifications would hide boosts/likes of your posts. Maybe we could add another toggle, or expand what this one does (and rename it)...

@dangillmor Marshall is right. The proposed run around the Electoral College dangerously weaken the federal system, shifting power from states to the White House. It's naive to imagine that everyone would simply add up individual state tallies and happily accept that. That tally would have no legal imprimatur. Why not challenge it in court? Why wouldn't voters in states that give their EC votes to candidates who *lost* in those states raise the obvious Constitutional issue in the courts?

I don't feel that strongly about it. I think I just blocked Lemmy.ml and dbzero or whatever the hell it's called.

@aesthr oh i like that idea, i should do that! i have most of my payslips scanned, so ought to be able to create something mostly complete