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What a big fat joke π€¦ββοΈ Putin and Trump should be jailed for life. Throw away the key!
What a big fat joke π€¦ββοΈ Putin and Trump should be jailed for life. Throw away the key!
@apex Awesome! π And no worries π€
@apex Awesome! π And no worries π€
@apex I whole heatedly agree π’ This is pathetic π€¬ 100 lives already lost in the first bombimgs π’
@apex I whole heatedly agree π’ This is pathetic π€¬ 100 lives already lost in the first bombimgs π’
@apex Ahh I see π And actually you make excellent points π Can we work together to unravel the yarnd reference implementation into more formal specs? You are right there are some behaviors that should be made clear. Opened and even improved collectively π€
@apex Ahh I see π And actually you make excellent points π Can we work together to unravel the yarnd reference implementation into more formal specs? You are right there are some behaviors that should be made clear. Opened and even improved collectively π€
This is a perfect example of a Government that does not serve the interests of its people π’ 
This is a perfect example of a Government that does not serve the interests of its people π’
@david Thanks to OpenZFS it is well supported pretty much on every platform now π
@david Thanks to OpenZFS it is well supported pretty much on every platform now π
Anyone got any media on this to share and copy around for posterity? As a decentralized social ecosystem we should do our part to preserve the records π€
Anyone got any media on this to share and copy around for posterity? As a decentralized social ecosystem we should do our part to preserve the records π€
@david Will do! I'll write up a blog post on this π Remind me when I get back on my Sunday π€
@david Will do! I'll write up a blog post on this π Remind me when I get back on my Sunday π€
@novaburst Well things change don't they π Hioedilly for the better and let's keep the momentum going π€
@novaburst Well things change don't they π Hioedilly for the better and let's keep the momentum going π€
@eldersnake Yeah me too! And it was a pretty funny story behind how it got ship wrecked on the beach here π
@eldersnake Yeah me too! And it was a pretty funny story behind how it got ship wrecked on the beach here π
@novaburst Yup ZFS is pretty widely supported nowadays π I use it on my NAS and my various Mac devices via USB disks for extra backups π
@novaburst Yup ZFS is pretty widely supported nowadays π I use it on my NAS and my various Mac devices via USB disks for extra backups π
@david Is right π It's why most of us don't follow her π
@david Is right π It's why most of us don't follow her π
I just find these kinds of "Ask Slashdot" type posts wuite stupid. Having worked with many file systems myself, of course there are good and bad ones. But you still need a file system (even if you call that a database) βΊοΈπ
And yea I currently swear by ZFS myself π
I just find these kinds of "Ask Slashdot" type posts wuite stupid. Having worked with many file systems myself, of course there are good and bad ones. But you still need a file system (even if you call that a database) βΊοΈπ
And yea I currently swear by ZFS myself π
Here are some more photos of it closer up:
Here are some more photos of it closer up:
Got to see the ship wreck of the SS Maheno today π 
Got to see the ship wreck of the SS Maheno today π
No it is not π€¦ββοΈ
No it is not π€¦ββοΈ
@This is kind of cool π Thanks for sharing! π
@This is kind of cool π Thanks for sharing! π
@adi I mean this is the nicest way possible. But you really have no idea what you're talking about. You have strong opinions that's all (as do most of us)
@adi I mean this is the nicest way possible. But you really have no idea what you're talking about. You have strong opinions that's all (as do most of us)
@adi
> Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor. John Gruber and Aaron Swartz created Markdown in 2004 as a markup language that is appealing to human readers in its source code form.[9] Markdown is widely used in blogging, instant messaging, online forums, collaborative software, documentation pages, and readme files.
@adi
> Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor. John Gruber and Aaron Swartz created Markdown in 2004 as a markup language that is appealing to human readers in its source code form.[9] Markdown is widely used in blogging, instant messaging, online forums, collaborative software, documentation pages, and readme files.
@jan6 Thank you πββοΈπββοΈπββοΈ
@jan6 Thank you πββοΈπββοΈπββοΈ
I want there to be more pods, more small communities, more clients.
I don't want large pods with large numbers of users (like what you see in the so-called Fediverse)
I want there to be more pods, more small communities, more clients.
I don't want large pods with large numbers of users (like what you see in the so-called Fediverse)
@jan6 I think you have to provide the same or similar conveniences without paying the hidden price.
Fortunately Yarn.social is a set of specs with a reference client and a growing ecosystem of alternate clientsπ
@jan6 I think you have to provide the same or similar conveniences without paying the hidden price.
Fortunately Yarn.social is a set of specs with a reference client and a growing ecosystem of alternate clientsπ
@david I do agree with you here. For all the evils of Google and Facebook and others. There have been great benefits also.
@david I do agree with you here. For all the evils of Google and Facebook and others. There have been great benefits also.
@jan6 Yes yes I agree and that's correct. But that is the solution in general. Power and control given centrally over too many is never going to have a good outcome.
@jan6 Yes yes I agree and that's correct. But that is the solution in general. Power and control given centrally over too many is never going to have a good outcome.
@jan6 That story of the Governor that was so ignorant to think inspecting them HTML of a page was considered "hacking" was hilarious π And we entrust our cities and countries to these ignorant fools π€¦ββοΈ
@jan6 That story of the Governor that was so ignorant to think inspecting them HTML of a page was considered "hacking" was hilarious π And we entrust our cities and countries to these ignorant fools π€¦ββοΈ
And we're doing exactly that here with Yarn.social -- it's the primary goal π
And we're doing exactly that here with Yarn.social -- it's the primary goal π
@jan6 The solution is not more centralized alternatives thay exhibit the same problems.
I need to continue to decentralize and remove the incentives for misuse and abuse.
@jan6 The solution is not more centralized alternatives thay exhibit the same problems.
I need to continue to decentralize and remove the incentives for misuse and abuse.
The economic model has to change.
The economic model has to change.
@jan6 problem I see is until we get rid of and ban targeted advertising and profiting off user data and metadata, controversy and conflict make a lot of money for these scrupulous companies π’
@jan6 problem I see is until we get rid of and ban targeted advertising and profiting off user data and metadata, controversy and conflict make a lot of money for these scrupulous companies π’
@jan6 Bingo! This is the real problem. Data and user Metadata have becomes commercial tools, weapons and a means of mass control. This practice has to stop.
@jan6 Bingo! This is the real problem. Data and user Metadata have becomes commercial tools, weapons and a means of mass control. This practice has to stop.
@thecanine
> Maybe the biggest problem of them all is the idiocy of the average reader. If people could develop basic critical thinking skills, no conspiracies would ever have to be suppressed and no βwalled gardensβ created.
I actually do think this is one of the biggest problems in modern society. But of course if you actually allow too many people to have critical thinking and good education then you don't really have anyone to manipulate and control and therefore sell all your shitty products to π
@thecanine
> Maybe the biggest problem of them all is the idiocy of the average reader. If people could develop basic critical thinking skills, no conspiracies would ever have to be suppressed and no βwalled gardensβ created.
I actually do think this is one of the biggest problems in modern society. But of course if you actually allow too many people to have critical thinking and good education then you don't really have anyone to manipulate and control and therefore sell all your shitty products to π
@jan6 is right here about the echo chambers that are created and controlled by these companies with advertising based business models.
Information wants to be free, however if it is manipulated with corporate interests then it becomes quite biased π’
@jan6 is right here about the echo chambers that are created and controlled by these companies with advertising based business models.
Information wants to be free, however if it is manipulated with corporate interests then it becomes quite biased π’
@david I for one am looking forward to @ullarah releasing this wonderful shortcut π
@david I for one am looking forward to @ullarah releasing this wonderful shortcut π
@david but the problem is who or what and how do you decide whether something is a fallacy or not? Who ultimate is responsible for that?
I can tell you with absolute certainty that person and not responsibility lies with me the parents of my children. I will not interestrust this responsibility to anyone or any organization.
@david but the problem is who or what and how do you decide whether something is a fallacy or not? Who ultimate is responsible for that?
I can tell you with absolute certainty that person and not responsibility lies with me the parents of my children. I will not interestrust this responsibility to anyone or any organization.
@david That's what I though π
@david That's what I though π
@movq Blind guy driving a car? π€ No way hosay! π
@movq Blind guy driving a car? π€ No way hosay! π
We would love to buy en electric car too! But our asshole government doesn't feel like they should subsidize the cost at all and instead are subsidizing fossil fuel cars instead π€¦ββοΈ
We would love to buy en electric car too! But our asshole government doesn't feel like they should subsidize the cost at all and instead are subsidizing fossil fuel cars instead π€¦ββοΈ
So.. Now that I've had some time to sleep on this... One thing that occurred to me is that putting yarnd inside a Tor network creates a separate Tor-only Yarn network right? π€
So.. Now that I've had some time to sleep on this... One thing that occurred to me is that putting yarnd inside a Tor network creates a separate Tor-only Yarn network right? π€
@adi i'm sorry I didn't mate π€ I'm on holidays with my family which is far more enjoyable and important than arguing about Maekdown π
@adi i'm sorry I didn't mate π€ I'm on holidays with my family which is far more enjoyable and important than arguing about Maekdown π
@lyse Well we think it's such a good idea we filed an issue in the backlog πSo thank you πββοΈ
