Notices by Ted Gould (ted@social.gould.cx), page 24

@cwebber sure, but today there is no standardized way for an administrator on one instance to say "hey, there might be an issue here."

While if things were to change to where there were no admins or moderators, that channel still may be useful for, for instance software agents.

I don't think of it as much as "sever-level design" as much as a side channel communication mechanism that isn't per-account. Basically a channel with different set of valid message types.

@andymcmillan those are really cool, where did you get them?

@cwebber I was looking at the AP spec and noticing there wasn't much there for server level stuff (i.e. a specified place to request moderation). It seems like something that a 2.0 could address which would probably help.

@anarchosaurus love that you reversed the order of the glasses vs. the bottles.

At the ice rink this morning and there is a young figure skater training here who has a bag with her innitials on it. SJW.

Perhaps she is the one. She will grow up to destroy classical power structures. It is in her name.

@webinista blows my mind what they're willing to do to get voters off of the rolls.

A particularly cruel way to try and reduce the numbers of Democratic voters. — https://tracking.feedpress.it/link/16799/10182391

Wow, governor of Texas advocating for additional spending on education. Quite a few caveats, but I think this is progress. — https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2018/08/29/gov-abbott-texas-must-boost-school-funding

Just listening to someone explaining that because a link is "https" you can only go to it if it is sent to you directly in an email. So therefore, secure.

Security is hard, but we're clearly not educating people on what they need to know.

@Are0h I think you're taking the opportunity to try and mock people for their lack of understanding instead of using as a point where they have a small window into that world, and may be willing to work on solving the problem with you.

Use it to build and help people grow instead of trying to tear them down.

@noelle @patdavid ah, interesting. Thanks for clearing that up!

@patdavid most of the reports are supposedly coming from mastodon.social.

@paperdigits @popey if you know the file you can find out what package it is in with "dpkg -S" so in this case:

$ dpkg -S `locate glib-2.0.pc`
libglib2.0-dev:amd64: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/glib-2.0.pc

So you'll need libglib2.0-dev in your build-packages list.

@paperdigits I don't see anything obviously wrong there, perhaps @popey has some ideas.

Do you have a build log of what's failing?

@freakazoid Sony didn't put my phone on the list for the latest Android update. Kinda in the same boat. Not sure what I want to do. Generally speaking the phone is fine, but I don't really want to be in a situation of not getting security updates.

@ryangorley Qt would be an interesting example too.

@ryangorley Blender? Might or might not be an example depending on your angle.

@WelshPixie it is all based on GPS traces submitted by the community, but it's unclear what the licensing is on them... so I guess I don't know. Seems like since they're suggesting you could download the traces they're okay with it, but you'd want something more definite.

I guess you'll have to e-mail them. Real shame they don't provide licensing info up-front.

@WelshPixie I think it is mostly US based, but not specifically restricted. I've been enjoying using this app/website for tracking and finding hikes:

https://www.hikingproject.com/