xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@zebo @julia "Remember that these people want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it's funny"

Let's see what the men in dresses are up to....
https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/6814

I really hope the #ladybird succeeds. (In changing the game for browsers)
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/users/krinkle/statuses/112715045777730624

@SuperSnekFriend @greentext It really is. I've seen Discord servers with barely any activity these days when I look for where people talk about a topic, the chrultrabook Discord (as an example) migrated the fuck off Discord to forums. It doesn't help that there's a growing backlash against Discord communities being the hub of discussion due to being unsearchable or unarchivable without a special tool (and people get sketched if you do this).

There's literally only one Discord community I know stuck on it that I actively use as well (for an obscure Japanese computer), and it's only because the server unfortunately has years of information and community activity buried in it. Outside the English community, the larger Japanese one prefers Twitter and some BBS threads.

Outside the USA, many people prefer Telegram groups for things as well.

when you show people a thing and they know you made it: yes very nice

the same thing when you say look at this thing i found on the internet: whoever drew that is a fart balloon

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https://lunduke.locals.com/upost/5812560/ladybird-web-browser-becomes-a-non-profit-with-1-million-from-github-founder

@graf I am working on implementing user invitation system so users are given invitations they can hand out and it keeps track of who invited whom.

a tragedy in two parts
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Neocons are trash and evil

Brazil getting the (FPGA recreation of a) Sega Neptune... well, that's two things that weren't on my bingo card for this year.

@sotolf systemd is adding a complex mess layer over more complex mess layers. So, before you only have to deal with tools now if something is wrong you might have to report to systemd and they have to deal with the problem by fixing the bug over the thousands line of code.

People should realize that they are making things "easier" with the cost of complexity and less control over the system. Yeah, the kernel is too complex too and we have almost the same issue but at least the kernel does not interfere with the user experience as the bloody systemd does.