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I grabbed some old photos of Sunny off @bentosmile the other day so here's another

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RT @Avidor@twitter.com

@PetersLuis@twitter.com @fietsprofessor@twitter.com You are welcome to share.

๐Ÿฆ๐Ÿ”—: twitter.com/Avidor/status/1095

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strike tactic 

"good work" strikes, from the IWW website

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CryptPad version 2.21.0 has been deployed and released on GitHub: github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad

This release mostly consists of bug fixes and translations, but we've also put some time towards making life easier for server administrators.

#privacy #libreOps #devops #releaseday

People in are celebrating labour day by rioting.

I decided to mark the occasion by supporting the labour behind one of my favourite free software projects by donating $20 a month to support Pixelfed development.

If you're using Pixelfed and are lucky enough to have some disposable income, consider pitching in: patreon.com/dansup/posts

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Good morning, umbrellas are antisocial and aggressive, raincoats are the weather protection of the proletariat

Using to format a research project proposal and coincidentally my laptop has fully locked up and then crashed my DE three times. Guess I have to use google docs?

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Mozilla is shutting down their IRC servers and moving to Discord, a proprietary chat service.

Hey Mozilla, aren't we forgetting something here? Our very own "Mozilla Pledge for a Healthy Internetโ€ states:

> Principle 2 The internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible.

> Principle 6 The effectiveness of the internet as a public resource depends upon interoperability (protocols, data formats, content), innovation and decentralized participation worldwide.

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This weekend I prototyped an app I've been thinking about for a while. I was inspired by cryptorpg.com/ (Cryptomancer RPG).

It's an encrypted chat room with dice-rolling functionality, but the rolls are provably fair thanks to some fun .

It uses some APIs from the @cryptpad server so I didn't have to do all the low-level websocket stuff again.

I'll publish the source and deploy it somewhere as soon as I clean it up a bit and improve the UX. #

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tech industry union busting; npm 

NLRB complaints indicate NPM fired employees for trying to unionize: theregister.co.uk/2019/04/22/n

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I will be spending less time working on pixelfed as I get back into freelancing/consulting.

If you are looking for a full stack developer, DM me!

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We used to be the #1 alternative to Instagram on alternativeto.net/software/ins but someone marked our project as "Discontinued" because registration is closed on a specific instance.

Pixelfed has never been more alive!

alternativeto.net/software/pix

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this is no cause for alarm, i guarantee you twitter and facebook alone do MUCH more nefarious things with the DMs they regularly read and comb through, and i can at least speak for myself that ive never had the implication to go pawing through my instance's database to read PMs because like, ugh why thats gross lmao.

but, just never expect privacy on a platform that doesn't provide it, is all. the point of fedi is to publish, not to keep secrets.

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anyway dipshit reply guys notwithstanding, periodic reminder and psa that

1 - fedi is just a bunch of postgres databases with a friendly clown interface on them and anything you post is copied to hundreds of them! this is cool and fine and "federation" but it is not private at ALL! there is zero encryption!

2 - as such yes any DM can be found in said database if an instance admin on one of the instances involved in the DM goes pawing through their database. DMs can also be reported by a participant. this is true of any service, incl twitter, facebook, etc because for those messages to be sent they need to... exist, in a database.

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