Notices by INACTIVE (deadsuperhero@social.nasqueron.org), page 10

@dansup @Chocobozzz So excited to see this in action! This is potentially huge.

"That's enough fediverse for now, I should get some real work done."

> Closes tab on browser
> Opens Tusky on phone

It looks like video.blender.org is a #PeerTube instance! It's really cool to see Blender supporting this after their bad experience with YouTube.

Has anyone running been able to subscribe to them, either using PeerTube itself or Mastodon/Pleroma? I can send the follow request from Mastodon, but can't seem to get it to work on the PeerTube side.

Which is a shame, because I would be more than happy to watch Blender's videos.

Meat Puppets has some really incredible instrumental pieces. I love the way this sounds.

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=YmAnzLxI-cA

#MeatPuppets

Where is the show featuring ultra-pro level programmers competing to do cool things to a computer from scratch?

BREAKING: No one is making eye contact or much conversation at all at the National Introverts Convention

On a happier note, we're finally at a point where multiple compatible clients and servers are viable; so we're not exactly tied to the success of just one project.

The network will continue to exist, and people will still be a part of it and develop for it, and ultimately extend it. What people miss is that the fediverse has been growing in sporadic bursts since its inception.

GNU/HURD and Plan9 will inherit the Earth.

Need to expand my list of #ActivityPub apps; there's constantly more and more of them.

Another one.

If it'll cheer anyone up, here's a picture of me dressed as a squirrel for work. I danced while holding the photo frame for like an hour.

We should run a Patreon to buy a private island and migrate all of the Free Software decentralization people there.

@kaniini I also like the notion of organizations hosting their own forges. Gnome is currently doing that with their own instance of Gitlab, and KDE uses Phabricator.

For an organizational umbrella, this approach totally makes sense, and probably entrenches the community to work within its own umbrella on old and new projects.

If these things would just get proper federation support (using agreed-upon conventions), then cross-pollination between these different code forges could be interesting

Tired of endless discourse about certain topics that end up becoming grating and dragging your experience down?

Post about other things that you feel passionate about. You'll feel better, and people will be happy to see that in their stream, too.

I've accomplished nothing this weekend, and it feels great.

#PixelFed is starting to quickly improve. Super inspiring to see issues getting filed and code getting committed.

This thread's a good example of how things are going: https://github.com/dansup/pixelfed/issues/156

Alternative #Mastodon frontends:
* Halcyon
* Pinafore
* Brutaldon

Are there any others that people are aware of?

This is delightfully hellish. #Brutaldon #fullbrutaldon

"If you are ever offered a choice of leading an open source project or being eaten alive by a mob of starving rats, choose the rats. Trust me on this. " - Mike Macgirvin