Vincent Cloutier @vincent@librem.one

Pick your poison

We’ve been asked, countless times: “Are you folks working on a Mastodon app?”

The answer isn’t a simple one.

https://blog.iconfactory.com/2023/01/mastodonerrific/

Some friends and I were discussing why we do free software even though it often means doing tons of work for little or no money.

I think for me some major factors are the personal agency you have over the work (independent from employers/investors) and the potential for longevity that comes with having your work be part of the commons (projects can't be acquired and killed).

That kind of unalienated relationship to your creative output is very rare outside of maybe fine arts or entertainment.

Discussion on Quote Posts keeps coming up every other week. Might as well just ask. Do you want full on Quote support in #Ivory? *

* Usual disclaimer, you are not my mother and you can't tell me what to do!

Thanks to @deanatoire you'll soon be able to open any links on any instance right in @icecubesapp

It's not about whether you personally want to or need to drive. It’s about understanding the simple truth that in cities, if everyone tries to move by car, no one moves much at all. So the more of us that are enticed to walk, bike and take transit, the better cities work for EVERYONE.

I mean you cannot tell me it's not a superior experience.

Congratulations to #opentelemetry contributors and end-users for pushing us to the second-highest velocity in the CNCF, behind Kubernetes! Read more here: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2023/01/11/a-look-at-the-2022-velocity-of-cncf-linux-foundation-and-top-30-open-source-projects/

@Gargron consider it done

An example of the inertia within the global energy system and how much clean energy (electricity, H2, etc) has to be adopted to make a dent in global primary energy consumption.