Rémi Rampin @remram44@framapiaf.org

When he says he's into crossfit he really means crossposting

Fun fact about the license under which the Mastodon source code is published (AGPL) is that it requires any modifications to it to be published.

No secret sauce, no proprietary features possible. Which is why commercial companies hate this license.

Want to paywall "pro" features? You can, but anyone can take your code and run it on a different server for free.

Anyway, that's quite an interesting financial choice for Gab, a for-profit entity that sells "pro" features

For what it's worth, Most Pleroma instances that have seen your posts will serve them to anyone, even if you delete your account. And that cache never expires, IIRC. Have fun.

#Facebook moderators break their NDAs to expose desperate working conditions | #cognizant #harassment #moderation #NDA #work https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/19/18681845/facebook-moderator-interviews-video-trauma-ptsd-cognizant-tampa

#art #datastructures

a bot that scans every single post on the fediverse looking for anything it believes to be a measurement in imperial units and replies with the metric equivalent

A Roadmap for Computational Communication Research https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/4dhfk/

Not using spaces in file names is cool but have you ever heard about ISO 8601

David Revoy: Interview durant caramanga 2019 https://peertube.touhoppai.moe/videos/watch/8a9a054a-b1ac-4658-b363-e3212bc52054

Now the question is why are some communities still holding international conferences in the USA...

Mastodon isn't a Twitter clone but it was made to fill that exact niche. Short posts with mentions, hashtags, and URLs. Such details give the feel of a platform. The velocity, the atmosphere. On a personal level that's just what I like. And I think it would be reasonable to assume many of those who signed up do, too.

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