@ansuz I just finished setting up my new instance (https://social.cryptography.dog).
I spend enough of my time adminstrating https://cryptpad.fr so I don't intend for this instance to be public, but close friends can ask to host a masto account there if they want.
The full release notes are available on GitHub
This release also includes the previously announced fixes for our client-side conversion of sheets to and from XLSX and ODS formats in Chrome and its derivatives.
Our editors now feature a button to collapse the upper section of the toolbar for a nice distraction-free mode. The Kanban app features an additional to toggle the display of its controls for filtering tags and changing the level of detail show on cards.
The privacytools.io team announced that they will be changing their name and possibly discontinuing/migrating some of their services (https://blog.privacytools.io/the-future-of-privacytools/).
If I can muster the energy to do so I might set up my own masto instance this coming weekend. Just in case this service disappears before I manage to do that, followers can follow my pixelfed account (@ansuz). I'll mention my new account from there if this one disappears.
The full release notes are available on GitHub
https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad/releases/tag/4.9.0
We are currently conducting research to improve our Forms application. While interviews and surveys are ongoing, this release includes minor changes and bug fixes based on early feedback.
@zkat my weekend*
@zkat I have big opinions on this but wading into FLOSS discourse is definitely not how I want to spend weekend.
🇯🇵 CryptPad is now fully translated to Japanese. Big thanks to @suguru for all the work!
If you watch anything today, watch this.
"Canada is a fake country. Even its name is stolen.
The Canadian state was invented to protect Britain's
supply of dead beavers, timber, and gold"
These a more hard truths can be found on @subMedia's indictment of America's polite neighbor to the north, celebrates Canada Day.
https://kolektiva.media/videos/watch/f8194ff8-cc53-4a72-bfd2-e0a4e94e3264
@strypey I looked through the comments on this thread and was surprised that nobody remarked on how many more people use youtube compared to bitcoin.
It's unfortunate that one company has a monopoly and that their recommendation engine leads so many down conspiracy rabbit-holes. On the positive side, there's a lot of educational content available (between the ads).
It would be great if they used less energy, but one can believe that and still think this is an indirect comparison.