I don’t recall the eMac keyboard having a CTRL key.

@ikidd@lemmy.world looks like @h4x0r@lemmy.dbzer0.com found a better package than I did. :-)

As a GNU guy I also feel the need to apologize for point you to a website that uses non-free JavaScript.

vim is the real disease.

Ex-Twitter

that won’t help on an eMac, you need ⌘+click.

source: @hfaust@shitposter.world

vi vi vi is the editor of the devil :-)

ubrowser? Looks like there is a package for ActivityPub, not sure if lemmy has integrated by default the Mastodon API necessary to use it or if someone will have to hack something together on your instance. https://codeberg.org/martianh/mastodon.el

I think we found the guy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcL86UpqZc

I really like the idea of openvibe, but every time I have tried to use it my whole phone crashes.

Reminds me of when Google Talk first rolled out as a service that utilized XMPP/Jabber, and then by the time their users made up like 90% of the xmpp comm unity, they stopped using the protocol, made it not interoperable with anything else, all but killed XMPP, turned Google Talk into Google Hangouts, than Google Duo, and I’m not sure where it ended but it too is a shell of its former self.

I think they like to flaunt the OSS card, not so much into the FL part. ;-)

yes. I really wish we could establish a relay that didn’t allow bitcoinbois so folks could choose to only connect to that relay.

naw, Bluesky users have already turned down mastodon. Lets pick another one they haven’t heard of yet Bluesky->Misskey

Or you could do all of the above ->Nostr

do you know how long between first release “open sourcing” occured? It looks like the current version of Pixelfed is published under the AGPL which is a strong Free Software licesne that all but requires an online open source development model in additon to protection of the four esssential freedoms.

The use license on https://loops.video/legal/terms-of-service appears to actually violate all four of the essetntial freedoms.

I agree it woudl be a big ask even if the platforms could support it. I don’t precieve anytime that it would even be a good idea to directly encourage such behavior. The #twittermigration and #redditmigration where natural occurences that hit the 'verse hard. I believe they were a net good for ActivityPub and Free Software as a whole, but for many users the hiccups at that time where enough to sour them to “decentralization.”

Apparently its from a group called the Insitutie for Network Cultures, which at least looks like its been around since the earliest days of what we used to call decentralized microblogging https://networkcultures.org/geert/2025/01/30/join-global-switch-day-on-february-1st-2025/.

Reminds me a lot of leftists who speak of “when the revolution comes” for decades and never even try to organize their workplace.

What devs would ever consider such a clearly bad idea?

None that have any experience whatsoever. Maybe a college intern with more ideals than smarts.

dont’ be a pendantic grammar commie.