@Hyolobrika@berserker.town Thankfully not yet! It's pretty troubling to see that there's an increase of calls for violence against LGBTQ folks as well as their identity being made illegal in a lot of states (slowly, and thankfully a lot of stuff is being repealed). A lot of folks are already being forced to "detransition" for example which is worrying from a human rights point of view.
Alan Turing is widely recognized as a hero and a genius. He’s considered the father of theoretical computer science and AI.
But he was also a gay man whom the British government chemically castrated.
Turing killed himself because of the way his government treated him.
What more might he have done had he lived?
As this wave of hatred sweeps the US, I wonder how many gay and trans Alan Turings we’ve already lost, and how many we’ll continue to lose.
@makeworld I'm working towards getting more stuff on gemini (like bridges) and publishing gemtext to p2p protocols.
I don't consume much content though. :x
I find myself saying "community-owned independent social media sites" rather than "fediverse" in mixed company because it gets a much better reaction (active interest rather than blank stares)
I realize that the venn diagram of the two does not overlap perfectly but the overlap is precisely the stuff I actually care about and I'd rather be inaccurate in a way that garners interest than similarly-inaccurate in a way that doesn't
@alex@social.giurgiu.io Yeah! And even if you run the pod, you need to be always connected to it to use it.
Also pods don't provide ways to query through data efficiently out of the box, so applications end up having to load everything and build indexes anyway. 🙃
It's at least a step in the right direction though.
Though TBH my initial approach would have been better for a purely streaming mode where we process and chunk the WARC file on the fly. Now I need to be able to do random access to a WARC either on the FS or via Range queries over the network.
@lykso Yeah! I think one limitation though is that a lot of apps need a database that can potentially be accessed by multiple apps at once.
IMO it'd be nice if we could take the Semantic Web data model, combine it with SPARQL/Triple Pattern Fragment Queries, and make it available at the OS level.
You also get a sort of directory, but with structure data which can be explored.
@zkat Yeah that's a great one to catch with linter rules. Then for when you want to iterate over keys use Object.keys with for of.
Pre for-of js was so much more annoying IMO. V happy with how the language has evolved
Spent a few mins tonight messing with the Desktop Mode on my #SteamDeck
So far so good! Running Manjaro with KDE for a few months seems to have prepped me well. Hopefully this weekend I can set up my dev environment. I now have sudo so the sky is the limit 🥰
3. Probably instead of the Nreal Air I'll get the https://air.rokid.com/ since the app is installable in Canada and I like the look more. :P
Also seems about as compatible with my Steam Deck.
Testing Hubzilla again, one federating software i found, that installs on shared hosts with Cpanel, but w/o (real) root access.
The concept of a "nomadic entity" is enticing.
This is part of a grant project i 'm currently working on & to show, that we artists & musicians can do _much_ better in _not_ submitting our own audience to personalized user tracking etc.
We've to demonstrate through our own use of tech, how to do this right.
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It's incredible how much space is given to a few people in motor vehicles vs so many more people on foot or wheels. It's a vast inequity.
Nowhere is this more stark than #ShibuyaCrossing; the world's busiest pedestrian crossing with as many as 3,000 people crossing at a time. Compared to around 12 cars fromone direction of the junction in one sequence. #Urbanism #CitiesForPeople
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
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