🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@frodo

Most? No, but some certainly do. We pulled in a handful of features from fedibird, which in most cases had to be heavily modified in various ways. But I wouldn't say most, the majority of our features come from other sources or in some cases were developed from scratch. In all cases the features we pull in are half-finished and most of the work on my part is finishing the work and connecting it.

In short, I used a lot of people's work, I also contributed some of my own, but this is open-source, anything anyone does is also dependent on the work from 100 other people.

In the end our features are a mess of merges from many difference sources and a lot of work to glue it all together, fix it, and add some new ones on top.

@QOTO

@sacha thanks

@M0YNG thanks

@khird thanks

@mur2501 My condolences :( All your ram must be getting consumed just to render the start menu :)

Have at me bro!

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@mur2501 Sounds like you must be a linux user :)

@Shitlord@dobbs.town Thanks!

@mur2501 So was my ex girlfriend, didnt stop her from being useful :)

@mur2501 Wonderful thanks.

@jabsonik Thanks!

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lol, kinda has a point...

@mur2501 Havent had that problem personally. but I mostly use the web interface and only use fedilabs when im out and about.

@amerika

Can you give an example of how I flip-flopped?

@carrabelloy @Gargron

@amerika

That too makes no sense to me.. When I have been in places with diversity I've seen many different peoples all share their own cultures with me, which they have well preserved. Not only is there culture, but there is far more of it in far more varieties in a diverse culture.

I've been to places with little diversity as well and generally you get one culture with very little variety. In fact, most of the variety even from individual cultures comes from a long history of importation of ideas from other cultures that happened to visit it.

@carrabelloy @Gargron

@Prodigal

Me too. Thats the problem with learning most languages, unless your goal is to talk to random grandparents who are undereducated, or perhaps live somewhere, there isnt really much use for it. Most native speakers are probably more comfortable speaking english than your half-assed attempt at their language too.

Really from a functional standpoint if you know mandarin chinese and english you pretty much know everything you need to know.

@carrabelloy @amerika @Gargron

@amerika I didnt say i was there as a tourist, I lived in many of those cities as well. Visited others.