okay. https://moa.party/ is officially 😋 awesome. Besides the open-source goodness, the faux-text aesthetic on their website is pretty great.
Use moa party instead. It is feature rich, handles the character limit well, and doesnt block half the fediverse.
Very nice. I would like to see the Tech manufacturing industry get its resource pillaging under control.
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RT @BillGates
The world needs many breakthroughs to get from 51 billion tons of greenhouse gases to zero in order to avoid a climate disaster. It’s encouraging to see this kind of collaboration. https://twitter.com/Breakthrough/status/1433527147348570112
https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/1435650793080717315
Shucks. @publicvoit recommended https://crossposter.masto.donte.com.br/ for cross-posting Mastodon and Twitter doesn't allow qoto.org, probably because of our glorious 65k character limit. Ah well. I can go back to writing my books an qoto.
A very nice tidbit with #emacs workflow works like this: I receive a link to an article through Telega.el (A++ Telegram client). I press the shortcut to open it in readable mode with w3m (text only, bypassing 80% of paywalls) Then I invoke spray mode and speed read the thing. A few short keys and now I feel guilty whenever I read an article slowly, via scrolling in my GUI browser.
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I've never quite understood the quick hatred often touted against css. I actually think it's a great idea, and it's pain points are no more than any other technology.
I've been trying to judge if I can replace my household's several usba-usbc phone chargers with straight usbc. https://www.extremetech.com/computing/115251-how-usb-charging-works-or-how-to-avoid-blowing-up-your-smartphone
Looks like the actual cable is what matters, weirdly
#firefox doesn't need to be remotely as big as Chrome or as IE was before Chrome... It just needs to be big enough to matter in privacy and open standards and to keep the other browser makers honest.
But this is a troubling loss of the only mainstream browser not owned by a major advertiser or tech giant.
The internet is a much better place if Firefox can claw its way back to 10-15 percent market share.
It's now hovering at around 8 percent with Chrome at 70+%....
https://gizmodo.com/yikes-firefox-lost-46-million-users-in-the-last-three-1847437034
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer