@ahimsa_pdx I think folks set general word filters so it the tag contains the given word it should work.
Cancel your #Spotify today. Use those dollars to buy between 1 & 3 (or more!) albums on #BandcampFriday. Enjoy the actual, direct impact you had on someone's life. (Hell they might message you to say thanks!)
No amount of $$$ (or streams) spent on Spotify will ever change ANYTHING for the better!
@mcc I would rather be in a mess of my own making than one made by someone else any day.
I kind of want to start an online movement.
OFFLINE DAY.
Last day of every goddamn month, OFFLINE. We just go offline. Turn our fucking phones and smrt devices off, don't listen to music we don't own physical copies of. Go touch grass. Chat to neighbours. See friends. Shop for CDs. Be annoyed when our friends don't turn up to things on time and unlike now we can't find out via instant message that they're late because of public transport being broken. We might even briefly get a feeling of erroneous optimism about the future.
Basically, it's one day a month where we go full '90s.
@mcr314 swnd me the soundcould link plzzz
@brandon So far drizzle hasn't been to bad with letting me step outside of the TypeScript types and run some raw-ish SQL 😅
@suricrasia I just pay https://etke.cc to do maintenance on a droplet that I own
Canada Post email?
Here's my idea for the day. Evolve part of Canada Post to create an email service. Canada doesn't have a really strong rival to gmail. Recent events have shown that using services such as US-owned email, digital storage and other related services are a security risk to every Canadian. Individual as well as Canadian business and government departments are all using these US services -- which can surrender their customers documents, etc. on request to the US government. Likely the same for many other non-Canadian owned services.
I don't know if Canada Post email would be the way to go, but with all this talk about its services needing to keep up with the times, well, it popped into my head.
Something encrypted, offers similar document and work services, etc. as gmail.). They could work with Corel, Sync and/or related Canadian companies to build it.
Or, maybe Sync or some other Canadian company or group could be supported, and encouraged to offer an email service.
Anyway, just a thought.
Interesting comments on this, btw.
TIL about the "popover API" in #html
With this you can have fully declarative modals with zero js.
```
<button popovertarget="mypopover" popovertargetaction="show">
Show popover
</button>
<button popovertarget="mypopover" popovertargetaction="hide">
Hide popover
</button>
<div id="mypopover" popover>Popover content</div>
```
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Popover_API/Using
@jonmsterling Hard agree regarding just getting the prompt
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
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