@trinsec @freemo I would happily donate! I do not own any crypto but id there is a non crypto way I would give a small amount!
I’m going back to school so I don’t know if I could be of much help with time.
What language is most of the development done in and how much time do moderators spend weekly? If you don’t mind sharing!
@Snoro I saw what I thought was a really good point about capitalism in general but that protest in particular.
We are taught that things like the painting is important but things like people’s suffering under climate change doesn’t make us outraged nearly as much.
How a quiz helps people find their preferred role in climate action
Part personality quiz, part decision tree, part choose-your-own-adventure, a new tool aims to help people find the climate action best suited for them
#ClimateEmergency #pollution #ecology #environment #ClimateCrisis #ClimateCatastrophe #CllimateChange
@vern @peterdrake thanks! It’s a nice idea but definitely not critical. Everything else has worked perfectly so far and I’m enjoying the platform!
@vern looks like I need to figure out how to actually use it😂 still
@vern I will describe it poorly but it’s used for formatting text and math equations. I think it could be used for anything from writing a book to writing a math test online.
\frac{2}{3} (in case that actually works “\ frac {2} {3}”) without any spaces would give you a really nice formatting of 2/3.
My favorite thing about #qoto so far is that there is inline support for LaTeX. Cannot wait to try it as I have been trying to learn it as much as possible in my Calc 1 course.
“Inline math Latex support - Use \ ( and \ ) for inline LaTeX, and \ [ and \ ] for display mode.”
- https://qoto.org/about/more#welcome-to-the-qoto-instance
@thanhnt Welcome! I still can’t get used to the “Toot” lol. But if that’s the only hangup I have it’s a pretty good platform!
@jferg that seems like a big undertaking! I wish I were handy like that and good luck!
Quick tip: if you camelCase your hashtags, people who use screen readers will have an easier time with them.
So, for example: #twitterMigration or #TwitterMigration instead of #twittermigration
@twitnews @katherined @reality2cast I will have to checkout your podcast! Welcome, I just came over from Twitter last night.
I know nothing about web development but would like to learn some day. I am starting to learn embedded development and know Python the best. I am just starting to use C. ![]()
There has recently been a huge rush of people trying out Mastodon. I love it. This is also noticeable in the number of people reading my earlier Mastodon Guide. I wanted to take this opportunity to provide a brief list of usage tips that I wish I had at hand when first setting up my Mastodon home.
10 quick Mastodon tips:
https://axbom.com/mastodon-tips/
@bigpesh yeah, it is different, but not in a bad way! My account is a day old and I wish made an account earlier. I am glad that I joined someone elses instance instead of hosting my own lol.
@bigpesh Awesome, great to see you over here! I am glad to reconnect with you!
@ColeOnRails Hello fellow former Twitter user! If you are looking to go to mobile dev I found Google’s Android basics in Kotlin really nice. I ended up finding an opportunity that dealt with Python at the time so I didn’t go past Unit 4.
https://developer.android.com/courses/android-basics-kotlin/course
@dev_Paul hell yeah! We bridged the divide!
Just broke into software development. Currently struggling to grasp C!