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What the fuck did I just read. She called the cops, they insist on getting in after she thanks them, and she gets headshot because she has water boiling in her house. What the actual fuck is going on in the US?
I’m so old school I have a website: https://nicoco.fr
What the fuck did I just read. She called the cops, they insist on getting in after she thanks them, and she gets headshot because she has water boiling in her house. What the actual fuck is going on in the US?
Matrix tries to kill XMPP but the reality is that if you want to self-host, XMPP is much less of a hassle. Also, Matrix is an open standard as in “pay big money to participate in the openness”. https://matrix.org/blog/2022/12/01/funding-matrix-via-the-matrix-org-foundation/
Membership comes at various levels, each with different rewards:
Individual memberships (i.e. today’s Patreon supporters):
Ability to vote in the appointment of up to 2 ‘community representatives’ to the Foundation's governing board.
Name on the Matrix.org website
Silver member: between £2,000 and £80,000 per year, depending on organisation size
Ability to vote on the appointment of up to 2 ‘Silver representative’ to the Foundation's governing board
Supporter logo on the front page of the new Matrix.org website
Gold member: £200,000 / year, adds:
Ability to vote on the appointment of up to 3 ‘Gold representatives’ to the Foundation's governing board.
Press release announcing the sponsorship
1 original post on the Matrix.org blog per year
Participation in the internal Spec Core Team room
Larger logo on the front page of Matrix.org
Platinum member: £500,000 / year, adds:
Ability to vote on the appointment of up to 5 ‘platinum representatives’ to the Foundation's governing board.
1 sponsored Matrix Live episode per year
Largest logo on the front page of Matrix.org
Interesting. I tried to use mobilizon which I think is activitypub-based but has somehow similar goals as Karrot. Karrot looks a bit lighter/snappier to use, which is good (but TBF it’s been a while since I haven’t given Mobilizon a try, maybe it got better since last time I tried).
Nah, because it’s like no text for 30 secs, then “3 lines per second” (faster than you can read), then more or less synced, then again too slow/too fast. That teletext explanation someone else gave is more plausible. I cannot believe that the original are that bad, so my guess is that the way they’re ripped has issues.
Oh that “teletext” thing I guess, I get it. I remember using subtitles from this source in France in the 90s, and it was never that off sync. I guess the way they’re ripped may make the offsyncedness worse.
The very definition of fascism yes, nazism being “commenting on articles without reading them”, and communism obviously being “being triggered by feminism”.
Sounds like a dream. Try JIRA tickets and MS Word.
It’s excellent. Too bad there is no lidarr integration yet. I manually run beet import
once a download is done, but I’d like to automate that at some point.
Oh yeah. We sure love to criticize and make fun of muricans, but we do the same, just a few years later.
LDAP is something I sometimes think about setting up, but then even this “light LDAP” documentation here is quite scary. One day I will read all about it…
A few of them even are in your area.