#Stallman and to some extent the structural constitution of the #GNU project and the #FSF that solely revolves around #rms' vision of the world and society—with absolutely no room for other opinions—has always been problematic. It's indeed not new at all. It has overshadowed and prevented the development of free software to be more culturally diverse and a more politicised effort. Similarly, his dogmatic attitude has created throughout the years a situation where free software communities are having a hard time to be self critical and are effectively unable to evaluate the nature of their discourse. Ultimately, there has been increasing cognitive dissonance between the values they believe sharing and their actions, with sometimes quite aggressive response to even the slightest form of criticism and critique of anything related to software/user freedom. At best, criticism is deflected by tweaking the terminology and the language used, and if needed new definitions of words are created to defuse problematic statements. Hopefully these kind of exposures and open discussions will help move forward work on software and cultural freedom, in general, and not lead to complete implosion.
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ultrageranium (320x200@post.lurk.org)'s status on Sunday, 15-Sep-2019 14:50:28 EDT ultrageranium
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ultrageranium (320x200@post.lurk.org)'s status on Friday, 02-Aug-2019 10:34:48 EDT ultrageranium
Sooooo... the whole point of adding bdf2subf into #p9p was to get acme to display the Terminus font properly :3
Research has shown that using any other font is :unacceptable:
However, since the last time I used #acme it looks like that there has been lots of changes to #plan9port in relation to font display. The current favoured way seems to be running fontsrv that exposes most of the system's fonts to p9p via 9pfuse and that is also able to do on-demand conversion of these fonts to #Plan9's subfont format. But somehow it really does not look good here with the latest Terminus TTF. Sadly X11 PCF fonts are not supported by fontsrv either. There is a subfont Terminus conversion floating around but it was not quite correct either. Thankfully, running bdf2subf on the latest BDF version of Terminus fixed everything.
For those who want the conversion I use and instructions on how to make theirs: https://git.bleu255.com/plan9port/file/font/terminus/README.html
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ultrageranium (320x200@post.lurk.org)'s status on Thursday, 03-Jan-2019 11:36:52 EST ultrageranium
If you use #prosody the #XMPP server, the devs are running a survey!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDAfFivg9Jv5cdReMjT8fHUODK2b1V7L0RHuIZzlT93vl2Xg/viewform
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ultrageranium (320x200@post.lurk.org)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Dec-2018 06:47:38 EST ultrageranium
>https://www.thecreepyline.com
>New critical docu about
>#Facebook and #Google dangers
>and user manipulation
>avail on user-friendly
>#Apple and #Amazon
>also is in fact US conservative
>opinions disguised as tech
>criticismWhat a time to be alive.
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ultrageranium (320x200@post.lurk.org)'s status on Monday, 22-Oct-2018 05:36:47 EDT ultrageranium
Constant is looking for a new colleague (f/x/m) to join their current core team. Constant is an association for art and media, active in and from Brussels since 1997. Constant develops, researches and experiments, working on the intersection of feminisms, copyleft, Free/Libre + Open Source Software. Constant operates collectively and is committed to collaborative digital artistic practice. Constant organises transdisciplinary research labs, installations, publications and exchanges. Its core team currently consists of seven people from different disciplines who combine work for Constant with their own practice. Constant is also a vzw-asbl with twenty-seven members, including theorists, visual artists, designers, lawyers, activists and programmers.
Job opening in French: http://constantvzw.org/site/Constant-cherche-un-e-collaborateur-rice.html
and in Dutch: http://constantvzw.org/site/Constant-is-op-zoek-naar-een-nieuwe-collega.html