What happened to dotshare.it?
https://web.archive.org/web/20220726025643/http://dotshare.it/
Actually those emojis are available by now!
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xaver artix
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Linux rocks. Let me correct myself: GNU/Linux rocks! There should be a Richard Stallman emoji. And a Torvalds one.
Actually those emojis are available by now!
Actually those emojis are available by now!
This is how state authorities in Germany try to put pressure on internet sevices (in this case posteo):
https://posteo.de/Dienstaufsichtsbeschwerde_Strafanzeige.pdf
:petthex_javasparrow:しゅいろ:petthex_javasparrow:(本物)
ForgeFedHi everyone!
ForgeFed is a project aiming to define a protocol and a vocabulary for federation of project hosting and collaboration platforms (forges), and get it implemented in the existing forges such as GitLab CE, Gitea and so on.
Federation is based on ActivityPub with some tweaks and new vocabulary :)
I'm working on a demo, implementing federation in a forge called Vervis. Earlier today I deployed 2 test instances for this! More details and links soon :)
--fr33
This is how state authorities in Germany try to put pressure on internet sevices (in this case posteo):
https://posteo.de/Dienstaufsichtsbeschwerde_Strafanzeige.pdf
Mastoview
Peek into any public Mastodon Timeline
It's great. Somehow does not work with social.librem.one. Works fine with other instances.
In the Local timeline I can scroll back two weeks (and longer) but in the Home timeline only 1 (one) day.
Does someone happen to be a member on researchgate.net?
Topio e.V. - space for privacy#Innovation aus #Freiburg #delta_chat messenger. Wie Telegram oder #Whatsapp, jedoch ohne #Tracking oder zentrale Kontrolle, based on your e-mail.
@artixx
Well, that kind of depends on budget I guess. The reMarkable is the best e-ink device I've ever used and it's very clearly running Linux. It's fairly expensive though, so may not be a feasible option.
Well, that kind of depends on budget I guess. The reMarkable is the best e-ink device I've ever used and it's very clearly running Linux. It's fairly expensive though, so may not be a feasible option.