I think most websites have better UI now. Sure not all of them, but generally they are more appealing and easy to navigate from any device.

I like trains

Is that a stove with gas and electric?

You could write your content in markdown and use pandoc to generate a html file. Add header/footer in template if you want

Jellyfin or funkwhale

Don’t forget mRNA in the process!

point all the lights down

This is so simple but way too many don’t do it. There is a streetlight that illuminates our room completely, even though it is 4 stories below…

Fair point, but I think there are technical solutions for differentiation

Another more crazy idea could be to use a remote (e.g. a smartphone) which communicates with lights to automatically have illuminaiton around you from public lights. People could even set their own brightness

What about some combination of 2 and 3 with “smart” control, like motion activated or buttons that light up a street for the next 500m or so and turn off after some time

I don’t think it is possible to run android without any binary blobs from vendors or other. They try to limit it as much as possible, while still remaining practical and offer compatibility.

It looks very weird, but if you put it like abab vs abba, it makes more sense

I raise you thousands of gzipped files (total > 20GB) combined into one dataframe. Frankly, my work laptop did not like it all that much. But most basic operations still worked fine tho

Kind of true, but for me it’s often just stupid stuff, not things that actually challenge my ideas

Yeah I see it now too, but this was like the 3rd attempt that got published

Also it’s a way shittier version of what I tried to post but it was all gone and didn’t want to write everything again…

Very true and I think the 2 points could already come a long way. They could also be applied to the fediverse or similar networks without issue.

Very well put! I think parts of the fediverse are pretty close already, because they really focus on community. slrpnk, beehaw or mander come to mind. But the larger the instances are, the less they are an actual community and more of a random collection of people.

The people that I know who would be interested in the concept are also the people who don’t have any social-media at all…

lmao

But don’t confuse this with me having friends tho ;)

I basically never comment on Youtube, so not sure about the first ones.

Key words also trigger their system and put you on their watch list.

But probably this… Maybe “federated” or “non-profit” is too spicy for Youtube haha

I tried commenting on Youtube to bring up the idea of the fediverse. However, my comments are not shown. Does anyone know how Youtube blocks comments?