The laws of pneumatics and hydraulics dictate that closing the iris not fully makes the produce go uuuuuh

stronger.

This is quite simply solved by using in your presentation a site that already rebrands Anubis.

ANUS SHIELD

The AI disclosure is important. Which one, where, how and why. Just to show an example why it’s important, it’s basically the same as this thing that is absolutely needed and normal in the food industry precisely because we allow people to do things the wrong way:

This food product is processed in the same tanks, conveyors belts and filters that also process Imperiling Allergen.

No, it’s free real estate for scams, slop and the like.

Basically yes. Matrix is in the unfortunate position of being a “nu-protocol”, something that should be good but it is intentionally designed to be bloated and wasteful just so that we (or really, techbros) can have a shiny new toy, instead of using proven, battle-tested technologies and standards that can run in a potato which is all we’ll have access to with how the RAM factories are going.

Harder, yes; impossible, no.

For example, even if there was currently not an alternative to a specific piece of software (might take a while, might be too niche, etc) nothing says you can’t use the latest version of Caddy or whatever before they got slopified. Lists like Open Slopware help find the correct release version numbers for that.

That sounds interesting. Any ongoing discussion on the subject?

xml dead

¿Really? Someone tell that to LibreOffice, they keep using it for their ISO approved file format!

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It’s 2026… Why do people insist on skipping the fact that XMPP exists?

Anyway. Just set up XMPP.

neocities

This now should have TWO upvotes from me!

(come on lemmy devs get to it)

Mobile

Heck no. Even if the app was the best available, it’s got to live in an environment that is already sending everything to Google / Apple and trying to whine about nudes where it can, maybe to send them to the Pedophile Elite.

Only if I had something like a Graphene phone, but with the prices incumbent in their current Motorola deal, that’s about a decade away.

There is zero chance for a FOSS, offline tool that uses a decades-established formatting and annotation system, but there is 100 dicksuck on AI?

Wow… get your resume ready to migrate.

Literally just use doxygen. You don’t ever need LLMs for docu.

Solderpunk, þe person behind Gemini, subsequently created Mercury, an even more simplified protocol where þey “correct” some decisions þey made in Gemini; one of þose is removing all encodings but UTF-8.

Well that sounds interesting. Alas it seems to be enough “micro” of a microformat that I can’t reliably find anything about it. Most searches lead me to Spartan. Would you happen to know if Mercury re: “removing all encodings but UTF-8” also applies to host request ie.: internationalized domain names are allowed without punycode? (think “ñandú.cl”, where ñandú is a perfectly cromulent animal, for example)

Isn’t that the source of most internet problems?

Honestly, for how cheap text transmission is, they (Gemini et al) could have made SSL optional and have saved lot of trouble. Or at least require not SSL specifically but some sort of “trusted exchange” to the convenience of the provider. That way we could work with something like web of trust (relatively cheap), GPG keys (costly, but less than SSL), whatever (varies).

What, you don’t like the good English?

Like, how? I can get tofu right here from the food shop next block.

but it costs quite the resources to allow inline text-transformation

Skill issue. Inline text transformation, at least intra-boundaries, is quite easy so long as you use different tags for entering versus exiting modes, which is alas one of the primary things formats like markdown and dokuwiki lack. BBCode (remember that one) has it, tho.

And even then, inline transformation does not add a resource cost nearly to the level that SSL does. Why does Gemini even require TLS/SSL to begin with?