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In-reply-to » @prologic I think this is great. I'm excited to see the network grow because I believe in twtxt as an alternative to Twitter and the rest of them.

@mckinley@twtxt.net Can you elaborate a bit? 🤔 I for example Twt to keep a pretty strict private life and “public persona” but I am still me of course and behave the same way online as I do in real life 🤗

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In-reply-to » How to stop teams from opening the app from the browser ? - Microsoft Community <-- This is insane, Any MS Teams users around? 🤔 How the hell do I disable this !@#$!23 🤬 automatic open in desktop app behaviour?! 🤦‍♂️

@mckinley@twtxt.net

Proprietary software claiming to “protect your privacy” cannot and should not be trusted.

I agree with this 💯 – There is no better scrutiny of software than one that’s built in the open for all to see and exploit its weaknesses 👌

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In-reply-to » Oh wow! 😳 Looks like Mastodon are planning to add support for Twtxt in Add support for Twtxt protocol 😅

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org / @mckinley@twtxt.net your fears/worries about the “growth” may suddenly just hit us hard 😅 – Fortunately however I think its completely within our control. If Mastodon really do add support for Twtxt, we (Yarn.social / Twtxt users, tools, bots, search engines, etc) can basically just interact with the growing Mastodon community in the nice “pull-model” Twtxt form we all love and enjoy 👌

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In-reply-to » @lyse why do you avoid to bring people here?

@mckinley@twtxt.net Well we all have our reasons and they’re all valid and good imo 👌 I think as long as we continue to make the thing we want to and like to use that’s all that matters right? That’s how I started out on this journey and project, I created the very thing I wanted to use, turns out others didn’t mind using it either 🤗

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In-reply-to » @lyse Your comments around maintaining your "filter bubble" and "being able to keep up" are things I think we should try to find good ways and tools to manage. I too like the filter bubble I've created around myself (so far) and probably want to mostly keep it that way (more or less). Yes keeping up is getting harder, which has driven me to work on and experiment with "Filtering".

@mckinley@twtxt.net precisely 🤣

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In-reply-to » @lyse why do you avoid to bring people here?

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Your comments around maintaining your “filter bubble” and “being able to keep up” are things I think we should try to find good ways and tools to manage. I too like the filter bubble I’ve created around myself (so far) and probably want to mostly keep it that way (more or less). Yes keeping up is getting harder, which has driven me to work on and experiment with “Filtering”.

I don’t really see Twtxt / Yarn.social as a “social media” per se, I see it more of an ecosystem and an easy way to get a “thought” or two out there with some familiar things (of course) borrowed from “social media”. Remember that I think much of the same concepts really predated the likes of Twitter/Facebook anyway (finger? Status.net? and others…) so the “sour taste” we have is maybe ill placed?

Anyway, let’s keep trying to make something good 🤗

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Bleh, I hate the Javascript/NodeJS/npm ecosystem so much 🤦‍♂️ Just trying to modify a simple CICD Github Actions workflow and since its written in Javascript and uses god knows what the hell dependencies, it wants to pull in half the fucking NPM world 🤦‍♂️

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In-reply-to » Are you guys aware of the notes section of my website? Should I announce new notes here like I do with blog posts?

@darch@neotxt.dk This is also an option 👌 Personally I tend to prefer the “Share via …” bookmarklet, because you’re sort of saying “Hey y’all, check this thing out I want to share with you” 😅 I feel like an RSS -> Twtxt feed of a blog is kind of different somehow? 🤔

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In-reply-to » Crypto Meltdown Continues, Next Up: BlockFi Long-time Slashdot reader kid_wonder writes: BlockFi, a crypto exchange, had suspended withdrawals on Friday and now appears to be having serious issues directly related to the FTX meltdown. In an email to customers this morning they said: "The rumors that a majority of BlockFi assets are custodied at FTX are false. That said, we do have significant exposure to FTX and associated corporate ent ... ⌘ Read more

@slashdot@feeds.twtxt.net Bahahahahaha 🤣😆😂

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In-reply-to » A New Website Backed By Al Gore Tracks Big Polluters By Name A new global tracker created by the nonprofit Climate Trace is helping to make clear exactly where major greenhouse gas emissions are originating. According to NPR, the interactive map "uses a combination of satellites, sensors and machine learning to measure the top polluters worldwide." From the report: It observes how much greenhouse gases -- carbon d ... ⌘ Read more

@slashdot@feeds.twtxt.net Oh this is really cool 👌 Too bad I’m not at my Desktop right now 🤔 Will check out later (doesn’t work on mobile)

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In-reply-to » So I discovered (get it? 🤣) that there is a Twtxt feed out there that is otherwise identical but are served as two different feeds with a different # url = field for some strange reason, even though the content is literally identical 😅

@eaplmx@twtxt.net What will happen now I think is all your Twts will change their Hashes maybe 😅 Changing your feed’s “Hashing URL” is not something you really want to do too often I think 🤣 But let’s see…

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In-reply-to » Seem to be getting duplicates when I sync, I think I am still missing something in integrated Yarn/twtxt.net and my local text tools.

@rsdoiel@twtxt.net Don’t worry, I’ve used IRC for over 25years and counting now 😅 Its still the best open communications medium around really 🤣 Just head over to Yarn.social#collaboration and follow the links. I tried to make it easy by linking the Libera Web Chat client 👌

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In-reply-to » So I discovered (get it? 🤣) that there is a Twtxt feed out there that is otherwise identical but are served as two different feeds with a different # url = field for some strange reason, even though the content is literally identical 😅

@eaplmx@twtxt.net I’m actually not sure if that’ll work. Can you test it and let us know, then submit a PR to amend the spec if it does? 😅 It just affects the Twt Hash(es), and we take the first one as the “Hashing URI”.

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So I discovered (get it? 🤣) that there is a Twtxt feed out there that is otherwise identical but are served as two different feeds with a different # url = field for some strange reason, even though the content is literally identical 😅

You can see what I mean by poking around these two twts: #jbsw56q and #bekvqja

Basically if you’re going to serve your feed over different protocols or a different URL on the same protocol/scheme, you really should use the same # url = (Hashing URI as per the spec) 🤗

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In-reply-to » @darch @abucci @movq Hmm, comparision to e-mail lacks quite a few important bits I reckon. First of all, the pull mechanism applies only to the receiving e-mail part. However, sending mails is push, maybe some yarnd gossipping fills in that gap, no idea. Also there's no e-mail address equivalent, so everybody can read your stuff (ok, true for unencrypted e-mails, too), but here literally everybody can read your feed. Also, the complexity of e-mail is a very different beast.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Actually you are somewhat right about and I empathise with your point of view. As much as I believe in what we’ve built here, I also recognise its not for everyone. The “masses” (as we call ‘em) are (as you say) truly lost. It is next to impossible to pry them away from all this centralised privacy eroding garbage as they almost just “don’t get it”.

I’ve found myself saying in conversations with my wife and friends and family, with the increase in data branches, that we will only start to question the way things are and where our data is stored and with whom, only (and only if) it started to hurt a lot more than it already is.

With the recent branches of Optus and Medibank here in Australia, Australians are starting to feel the pain of identity fraud, theft, increased difficulty in dealing with institutions (like taking your own money out of a bank!) and so on…

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In-reply-to » @abucci You were making a joke, but I’d wager that many people actually respond like that. 😂 “What, it’s like email? Full of spam?!”

@eaplmx@twtxt.net Haha 🤣 But it’s so true right 😅 it’s nothing to do with “tech”, it is everywhere. As we build more and more complicated “things” we lose our understanding of how anything actually works 😅 – We (as a human race) would be so royally screwed if the Sun was to hit us with a south facing solar flare, or an asteroid were to strike the earth again 🤣

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In-reply-to » Italy Outlaws Facial Recognition Tech, Except To Fight Crime Italy prohibited the use of facial recognition and "smart glasses" on Monday as its Data Protection Agency issued a rebuke to two municipalities experimenting with the technology. Reuters reports: Facial recognition systems using biometric data will not be allowed until a specific law is adopted or at least until the end of next year, the privacy watchdog ... ⌘ Read more

@slashdot@feeds.twtxt.net Good 👌 Facial Recognition absolutely should be banned 🤬

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I think sadly we saw a bunch of spam/bot accounts created on various pods throughout the network 😢 besides up and coming “invite system” we plan to build, not sure there is much more we can do 🤣 Oh well 🤷‍♂️

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In-reply-to » I share with you my first useful thing with golang https://go.gemugami.com <- temp URL, will change later

It would be pretty easy to take the same code and write a CLI that generates static HTML like I’m doing with twtxt2html 👌

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In-reply-to » @prologic Do you know where I can read how yarn pods works? I fast looked sources (know a little go). It's scanning and indexing a last parts of twt and working with they in RAM, right? How about archived twts?

@algorifer@twtxt.net I’m working on an integrated full text and keyword search engine directly into yarnd which will replace the current (crappy) tag-only search. This will allow us to index an archive (optional, as some archives are rather large) and give us full search capability and do interesting things like pull up old conversations (yarns) from the index (but explicitly as we’ll likely continue to use the cache model with limited size and ttl for good reasons).

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In-reply-to » @darch @abucci @movq Hmm, comparision to e-mail lacks quite a few important bits I reckon. First of all, the pull mechanism applies only to the receiving e-mail part. However, sending mails is push, maybe some yarnd gossipping fills in that gap, no idea. Also there's no e-mail address equivalent, so everybody can read your stuff (ok, true for unencrypted e-mails, too), but here literally everybody can read your feed. Also, the complexity of e-mail is a very different beast.

Yes @lyse@lyse.isobeef.org why not encourage folks to get off those garbage platforms like Facebook, Twitter, etc and join Yarn.social instead 😆

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In-reply-to » @abucci no, because twtxt is pull only. The comparison with email is more that is not just one server by one company, but that no one owns the platform, since it not a platform but at protocol

I prefer to think of Yarn.social as an ecosystem because the “transport” is (yes!) pull buy delivered over existing Web protocols like HTTP, Gopher or Gemini

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In-reply-to » How to stop teams from opening the app from the browser ? - Microsoft Community <-- This is insane, Any MS Teams users around? 🤔 How the hell do I disable this !@#$!23 🤬 automatic open in desktop app behaviour?! 🤦‍♂️

@justamoment@twtxt.net Yeah it’s really fucking annoying 😡 Figuring out how to convince Chrome to stop offering or actually opening the Teams or Slack desktop apps though is equally painful 🤦‍♂️

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