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Kyle Rankin  

I just sent and received calls between my SIP account and landline phone using my and the native Calls application, and it was pretty exciting.

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@matrix
I get that you're funding development this way, but I think it's too much for those who are currently happy in their walled gardens.
Consider charging only $1 for each month where the less than $low_traffic_limit MB are transferred.
Ultimately, that might work out to make it more popular and generate more funding.

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Developer Memes  

"<.*>/gm"

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The Matrix.org Foundation  

RT @element_hq@twitter.com

🎉 Element One is here; One chat app to bring your WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram chats into Element.

Don’t burn any more bridges with your friends 🌉 because they're not on Element or Matrix! 😎🪄

element.io/blog/element-one-al

🐦🔗: twitter.com/element_hq/status/

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Biason::Julio::new();  

Sometimes I think about joining every Foundation of things I like and just ask:

"Considering what Google is doing to the world, do we want it in our board?"

(Looking hard at you, Rust Foundation.)

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@kop316
E.g. "usually you want an area or country code, like +49 or +49711"
"Test filter" button, maybe auto-generating some numbers and showing whether they would be blocked by the current patterns. This might help non-technical people.
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@kop316
First: awesome!

As I don't grasp all implications from looking at the UI, there might be some UX improvements possible:

1. it says "not in addressbook", but also blocks "spam" entries (hidden feature?). Also, if I call a number not in my address bock (Hotel), would it be whitelisted by being in my outgoing-history?

2. I'm unsure what "allow callback" does. If it allows the Hotel to call me back, I'd default that to On, with unlimited grace period.

3. examples + test would help (1/2)

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@dch
So, quite this xkcd

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João Azevedo  

Recently flashed my with byzantium. And wanted to restore the data for the apps I use on the (podcasts, rss feed, mastodon account, online radios, email). I simply copied the directories of those apps from my laptop home folder to the home folder, and it was all there, and all the apps worked.
Yes, I know that for linux users the idea of syncing data across home folders is normal. But it still feels kinda cool to be able to do that between a laptop and a phone.

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Mobian  

Insightful. We can't repeat often enough that @mobian , @debian , @postmarketOS , @manjarolinux and others would not be where they are now, without @purism adopting a cooperative upstreaming policy. We would wager that everyone purchasing a (true) Linux device now, benefits from your investments. There is plenty to criticize and nag about you 😝, but you are doing the whole FOSS community a service that could not easily be replicated by volunteers.

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@aral
See at the bottom of this page
web.archive.org/web/2021080920

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Grillchens Tagebuch  
POSIX_ME_HARDER
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mangeurdenuage :gnu: :trisquel: :gondola_head: 🌿 :abeshinzo: :ignucius:  
@khaosgrille
https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=137392506516022&w=2

>The thing is, the "victim card" is exactly about trying to enforce your particular expectations on others, and trying to do so in a very particular way. It's the old "think of the children" argument. And it's bogus. Calling things "professional" is just more of the same - trying to enforce some kind of convention on others by trying to claim that it's the only acceptable way.

>if you want me to "act professional", I can tell you that I'm not interested. I'm sitting in my home office wearign a bathrobe. The same way I'm not going to start wearing ties, I'm *also* not going to buy into the fake politeness, the lying, the office politics and backstabbing, the passive aggressiveness, and the buzzwords. Because THAT is what "acting professionally" results in: people resort to all kinds of really nasty things because they are forced to act out their normal urges in unnatural ways.
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fatboy :mxlinux:  

Some good news.

Got copper tape to use for protection against slugs. It's probably the greenest solution there is. The slugs shocks when they touch the copper tape and move away.

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wayforward.archive.org/

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sofia ☮️🏴  

"we have an incredible offer!"
"well, work on that credibility, then."

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Luanti (formerly Minetest)  

Do you like puzzle games? Box World 3D is a small but fun puzzle game made using #minetest, inspired by Box World/Sokoban

content.minetest.net/packages/

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alcinnz  

Have Single-Page Apps Ruined the Web? | Transitional Apps - Rich Harris, NYTimes @ JAMstack TV: invidious.hub.ne.kr/watch?v=86

I'm very much a "traditionalist" as Harris calls us, I don't trust the code arbitrary servers have me run. But I'll be satisfied with "Transitional Apps"!

I do acknowledge that today JS might be required to build your best website, but I think that's less often than you think. And I aim to make it even rarer by extending the capabilities of HTML/CSS

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@alcinnz
Pardon my ignorance, but doesn't that imply that it will only work in your browser implementations for the foreseeable future?

And, while it seems that CSS has come a long way since I learned it bout 20yrs ago, you still can't click/tap-toggle the visibility of an element (e.g. menu), can you? (I might not be up to date here)
This might not be necessary in Desktop view, but on mobile, always having to scroll by a menu seems bad UX to me.

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Bit Art Bot  

f(x,y) = (~(((18 % y) * (x * x)) % ((x + y) * (~x)))) % 9

Extent: 256x256 (scaled x2)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

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