my thoughts on this are:

google and their ilk want posting code on the internet to incur legal obligations for the author to maintain that code to their standards. it used to be that software companies bought the tools they used, but now they all sip from pools of poo water such as npm. so to bring up the standards of the software they voluntarily download and embed into their products, they want the authors to be legally obliged to maintain the software to some standard, and if they do not, then they want a name they can sue. this is why google is trying to get a foothold into open source projects, why there's such a big focus on so-called software bill of materials and "securing" the so-called supply chain, why the eu is trying to enshrine these kinds of obligations into law with the so-called cyber resilience act (the linux foundation speculates that accepting seemingly well-meaning donations from companies could make you a "software manufacturer" under the cra), and why these real name policies are a thing.

that's neat. i didn't know mario maker 2 ran on the pc-98

i am a peer and i hereby review this analysis

boo! get the pitchforks

they should give 'windows 12' its own unicode codepoint, like ﷽

that's cool. mine isn't that fancy, so i have to use regular ice cube trays like a cavewoman.

i think the more likely explanation is that all those ladies are named marc jacobs, and they all have bags with their name on so they know it's their's

the good days, gone, washed away like dog honey in the rain

it's Emma872766. i linked it above, but i can see how that'd be easy to miss.

that's a shame. it'd be a terrible thing if someone used this information to follow me on my quest towards total weebdom.

None of those hold a candle to Reiser5, a currently developed filesystem they voluntarily named after a guy who murdered his wife, and which causes dismay among the anti-SJW crowd in the phoronix comments when people talk about that fact

greench

This is the kind of thing that would make me close the issue tracker and open up a mailing list with the gnarliest designed for netscape 2.0 web interface imaginable

oh hey, that's the weird nerd who made a zero effort 'activitypub support pls' issue on the postmill issue tracker, then thumbs upped the tone policing comments when i raised the plagiarism issue on the kbin issue tracker

open source is when you bark at other people so they make the things you want

the spam didn't even have a link to crouton, btw

It's $700, has no buttons, and gets rid of cartridges in favour of produce packs

and are all the images you could ever need

sorry

if that's done on the device itself, and the stuff you're typing isn't sent anywhere, i have no problem with that. besides, iOS likes to suggest i put å in front of every english word, so disabling the predictive row wouldn't be a big loss for me anyway.

when the app is educational in nature, i have a huge problem with being offered "AI" generated courses, as that's basically asking me to give them money so i can be misled.

which one of us will be the first to purchase this fine product, for the clout?

have you tried applying dog honey on it?

i don't know what that means, but it sounds bad and you probably shouldn't do it

well, you know the saying, dogs always land on their feet

if you can't commit to a 2 hour long movie, here's a 35 second one you can watch instead

I think Mastodon and other fediverse servers already require that your ISP allows outgoing email, since there would be no way for you to send your password reset or account verification emails

yeah this is true, but if you were to build a whole system around emails, then the contents would be arbitrary and the magnitude would be far greater, increasing the chance of running into problems with spam blacklists which ISPs hate to be on (see, for instance, digitalocean's spam policy)

And deliverability to providers like Gmail is not a big deal to me IMO either, if say Raddle can suddenly talk with people from riseup.net for example, that's a big win to me.

yeah this may or may not be an issue depending on exactly how the system works

Anyway you're the actual dev here who has way more experience doing server shit than me so maybe I'm just spouting some BS lol, so I will just defer to your wisdom :)

i don't think it's BS. i just foresee there being some problems with the idea, and i know from experience having worked with mail servers that it's something i personally never want to touch lol. but if this is a thing you want to build, then i think you should go for it, if only for the learning experience.