@csepp i think it's quite misguided. Codeberg is easily visible enough and well used, and particular projects draw their own contributors, as is clear with mastodon.el but also many other similar projects (emacs and otherwise). Codeberg also has good seo or whatever so projects are easy to find from a search. He doens't really seem to have considered it, to my mind. I think the whole emacs and free/diy community should really leave the gh hellscape, otherwise you're just making "free" software for Uncle Sam.

@csepp I think I agree on a lot of the author's points, but disagree on some of the conclusions. The big one being that politics are wholly separate from individual action and there's some, what I read as, governmental solution to GitHub. Microsoft maybe, but GitHub was pushing towards a monoculture long before MS bought them.

Can't fault the author, though. There's only so much time in the day and you need to pick your battles.

@csepp :-O :-O :-O

@csepp Awesome.

Im disappointed given my interest in the #shavian and #quickscript alphabets that this was never referenced in research.

Those writers really pushed the envelope

@csepp Worth mentioning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaktovik_numerals

@csepp guix on sourcehut would be such a win tbh

@csepp That's why I #WontBuy any #Apple hardware, since their #AntiRepair design is an #EnvoirmentalCrime on it's own.

the only winning move is work towards a #repairable alternative:
https://github.com/KBtechnologies/nucbook

@csepp maybe better focus on chinese manufacturing crappy android devices which cover 90% of the market and environmental effect. Apple almost manufacturers on demand and hardware life is way longer

@csepp Whoaaaa! I used to follow that comic religiously!!! That's so cool~!

If I could take over the OS then I'd get 128K of RAM, that's two full 16 bit segments! Wow.

@csepp All I can say is CSS avoids cutting off text when unless explicitly told to. In an attitude that an ugly page is better than an illegible page...

Apparantly webdevs or their bosses dislike this default!

@csepp idk the reasoning is probably to keep the height consistent (or that you should only add short texts?), it does look a bit more messy with varying height rows.

But I do prefer being able to read the whole thing as well, still

@csepp In my experience tables rarely work in mobile/short width designs. Mastodon should probably change its presentation of metadata, even if that'll take more rows.

@csepp I KNOW RIGHT?! Teaching people how to learn should be the first thing-