First news organization to stand up its federated Mastodon server with a trustable domain (e.g. http://follow.washingtonpost.com) and accounts for its staff for people to follow gets a prize.
Also, proposal for a standardized domain for news orgs, e.g. follow.bbcnews.com, follow.nytimes.com, and/or autodiscovery of a mastodon server for a parent domain e.g. a socialnetworks.txt
Remember this picture every single time you hear someone in your city say "we're not Amsterdam." This was #Amsterdam in the 1970's. The cities we admire made better choices regarding cars, and are still making them today.
Better choices instead of excuses.
::: Raspberry Pi on 4K displays? Linux 6.2 will serve!
Linux 6.2 kernel will put the highly popular single-board computer Raspberry Pi to go for 4K @ 60Hz.
Not only fixing 4K @ 60Hz detection, there's a rework for 4K detection code in general with better core clock calculation +other increased checks around 4K resolutions.
=> https://lore.kernel.org/dri-devel/20221103083437.ksrh3hcdvxaof62l@houat/
#RaspberryPi #SBC #single #board #computer #Linux #RaspberryPiOS #kernel #development #screens #display #4K
Dear #TwitterMigration folks, an important tip on #privacy on the fediverse:
There is none.
This is a public medium; please treat it as such. Just as you have no privacy on Twitter (Elon Musk can read all your DMs), you have no privacy on the instance you’re on (your administrators can read all your posts).
You can set the visibility of a post but that’s a viewing suggestion, not a privacy guarantee.
Think of your posts as postcards, not sealed letters, and you should be fine.
Quick tip: if you camelCase your hashtags, people who use screen readers will have an easier time with them.
So, for example: #twitterMigration or #TwitterMigration instead of #twittermigration