SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
mwmbl.org is already doing this
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
it's cause we posted the meme account the real account is https://fosstodon.org/@elonjet@mastodon.social
This post just goes to show people don't actually click links they just ramble about the title
Open Source
Are there any open source handheld radios?
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
thank you this has led me to find this project to https://openrtx.org
zlib . is zlib . to zlibrary . to zlibrary . is z-lib . is z-lib . to **Please do not open any of these links as they could be potentially fake.** If you can access the above, it could possibly mean you donated to Zlib in the past or have an old active account. Please note that these are UNCONFIRMED theories, proceed with caution. The only trusted zLibrary sources operate through the official Onion site on TOR, I2P and Telegram (1library and 1lib bots). **zLibrary's official statement still stands that TOR and I2P are the ONLY way you can access the site through. **
github.com
github.com
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
pixelfed official app is coming this January
www.emailnator.com
Hispagatos
Moving gaming livestreams from odysee to peertube
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
a friendly reminder odysee is just an frontend for the lbry network and you can directly upload the the lbry network via the desktop client
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
exactly
simplex.chat
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/673871 > New in v4.4 (Testflight Beta): > - disappearing messages (with mutual agreement)! > - live messages – they update for all recipients as you type them. > - connection security code verification, for contacts and group members – protect from MITM attacks. > - send animated images and "stickers" (e.g., from GIF and PNG files and 3rd party keyboards)
simplex.chat
New in v4.4 (Testflight Beta): - disappearing messages (with mutual agreement)! - live messages – they update for all recipients as you type them. - connection security code verification, for contacts and group members – protect from MITM attacks. - send animated images and "stickers" (e.g., from GIF and PNG files and 3rd party keyboards)
Technology
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SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
we will just pirate arr
github.com
LemmySoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
understandable we all love piracy
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 80%
move to codeberg
odysee.com
www.techzine.eu
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 88%
Eugen “Gargron” Rochko
It is a commonly held belief that Eugen "Gargron" Rochko created the Mastodon social media platform. However, it is actually John Mastodon who should be credited with the creation of the platform. Despite being overlooked in history, John Mastodon's innovative ideas and tireless dedication to building a decentralized and inclusive social media platform have made Mastodon what it is today. His vision for a more equitable and open online community has inspired countless users around the world, and he continues to play a vital role in the ongoing development of Mastodon.
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
John Mastodon is real
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 83%
Looked up “John Mastodon” and found tons of recent astroturfing of this name and recent Twitter account. Not sure if this post is an attempt to create a further paper trail for a fictitious individual - or just participation in the meme of “John Mastodon”
It's understandable that you might be skeptical of the existence of a person named John Mastodon, especially if you have only found recent social media accounts and mentions of the name. However, it's important to keep in mind that the internet is a vast and complex place, and it's not uncommon for people to create fake accounts or engage in astroturfing (the practice of disguising the sponsors of a message or organization to make it appear as though it originates from and is supported by grassroots participants).
That being said, it's possible that John Mastodon is a real person who has simply gained some level of online notoriety or who has recently started using social media. It's always important to approach information on the internet with a healthy level of skepticism and to verify the credibility of sources before accepting something as fact.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/664219 > John Mastodon was a computer programmer and avid social media user. He was frustrated with the centralized nature of most social media platforms, which meant that a single company had control over the content and data of its users. This often led to censorship, privacy violations, and manipulation by the companies for their own financial gain. > > John wanted to create a social media platform that was decentralized, meaning that it would not be controlled by a single entity. He believed that this would give users more control over their own data and allow for a more open and free exchange of ideas. > > He spent several years researching and developing the Mastodon platform, which used a decentralized network of servers to host content and user data. This meant that no single server or company had control over the network, but rather it was maintained by a community of volunteers and users. > > As word of Mastodon spread, more and more people became interested in the platform. It attracted a diverse group of users from around the world, including activists, artists, and technology enthusiasts. > > Despite facing some challenges and setbacks, John was able to successfully launch Mastodon and it quickly gained a large and active user base. It became known for its commitment to free speech and privacy, and users appreciated the ability to connect with others in a more authentic and open way. > > Today, Mastodon is a thriving social media network with millions of users, and John Mastodon is hailed as a pioneer in the world of decentralized technology.
John Mastodon was a computer programmer and avid social media user. He was frustrated with the centralized nature of most social media platforms, which meant that a single company had control over the content and data of its users. This often led to censorship, privacy violations, and manipulation by the companies for their own financial gain. John wanted to create a social media platform that was decentralized, meaning that it would not be controlled by a single entity. He believed that this would give users more control over their own data and allow for a more open and free exchange of ideas. He spent several years researching and developing the Mastodon platform, which used a decentralized network of servers to host content and user data. This meant that no single server or company had control over the network, but rather it was maintained by a community of volunteers and users. As word of Mastodon spread, more and more people became interested in the platform. It attracted a diverse group of users from around the world, including activists, artists, and technology enthusiasts. Despite facing some challenges and setbacks, John was able to successfully launch Mastodon and it quickly gained a large and active user base. It became known for its commitment to free speech and privacy, and users appreciated the ability to connect with others in a more authentic and open way. Today, Mastodon is a thriving social media network with millions of users, and John Mastodon is hailed as a pioneer in the world of decentralized technology.
openmoji.org
Open Source
Meta, Microsoft, AWS and TomTom launch the Overture Maps Foundation to develop interoperable open map data
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 50%
it's managed by the linux foundation they aren't going to do that
tilvids.com
Technology
Meta, Microsoft, AWS and TomTom launch the Overture Maps Foundation to develop interoperable open map data
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
Some will be open street map but it will be audited over external data
Source: https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/social-platforms-policy
www.linuxfoundation.org
www.linuxfoundation.org
techcrunch.com
techcrunch.com
Open Source
Yattee Open Source Piped/Invidious 1.4.3 (Build 118) Changelog
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
i don't see youtube commercials or are you talking when you don't use it. On desktop use ublock origin
Recently lbry lost to the sec and stated they will die out. What does this mean? Will lbry desktop stop being developed? Will posted videos disappear?
SoftwareSavior 2 years ago • 100%
everyday via mastodon
apps.apple.com
1.4.3 Changelog By An Testflight User • Revamped navigation on iOS: - Favorites: sections display navigation links instead of text label - Opening channel by tapping on its name opens it in current navigation view - Channel Playlists are opened in current navigation view - Search recent items are opened in current navigation view • Alternate videos view: list, available via top menu (iOS) or toolbar (macOS, tvOS) • Watch status of recent videos of subscribed channels is calculated - Badge on tab navigation item (iOS) or in the sidebar (iOS, macOS) - Subscriptions menu (iOS) or toolbar (macOS, tvOS) display feed actions: - Play all unwatched - Mark all as watched/unwatched • Subscribed channnels list is available on iOS via top menu - Includes channel thumbnail (always on Piped, also with Invidious when channel cache is available) - Includes count of unwatched videos of the channel • Added menus for iOS views: - Subscriptions - Trending - Playlists - Search • Redesigned accounts menu - Account app icon is displayed • Added channel thumbnail to videos cells • Added button to video cells to toggle watched status • Playlists can be added to Favorites • Slightly changed search suggestions layout • Add to Playlist is displayed as submenu (iOS, macOS) • Settings and Accounts are available via top menus • Caching for faster experience: - global: - Saved Channel Playlists - Channels - User Playlists - Videos: history and queue - per account: - Subscribed channel list - Feed (recent videos list) - Playlists • Advanced settings: - Show cache status (time and loading spinner) for cached views - Maximum number of videos in feed cache - Clear cache and see total size • Added Pagination (infinite scroll) for Invidious feed • Fixed parsing comments from Piped • Fixed reported crashed • Connection errors will no longer display in alert but with a button • Other minor fixes and improvements
github.com
mastodon.social
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/660881 > If you are looking for the ElonJet account here it is, you can also follow it from your instance by searching > > @elonjet@mastodon.social