Mixture of bribe and getting scammed.

Aren’t they now based in Estonia since when the company was established?

What is weird is that engagement without paid boosting is now mostly decimated on twitter. And the part that is boosted gets mostly engaged by bots. The situation is frankly ridiculous and no competent organization or personnel should be giving anything but RSS one way update there.

This was exported to Australia from US by NRA.

FAQ: https://smartphoneaudiosettlement.com/faqs

I kinda wish they just put the old codebase in maintenance mode with bug fixes since it was pretty feature complete while rolling out Fenix as a beta.

They kind of did that, fenix was under testing for a long time. Just the add-on wasn’t implemented

In terms of working, I find discord best. SharePoint is incredibly slow for me, all the materials inside teams is dumped there.

I wonder why I even read these articles. If these do turn out to be useful it will eventually make its way into technologies I use or buy near me. I don’t have to hunt them out.

Don’t really see the point of forking, instead of landing features and patches as of yet

The pathway I see is unfortunately IRC/XMPP→Matrix→Discord

Its a support room app. Xiaomi has forum apps built in for this reason.

Peertube channels, app/service development/updates, kick starter updates, nonprofit news, general news most importantly comics(and blogs)!

Full access to currently published copyrighted books was way too much. Even Google just showed snippets or showed abandonware books. They really should have settled.

Dudes trolling, right?

We do have OpenLibrary BTW! Already does the job, pretty good.

Most org/people still use FB, Twtr, Instagram. However, I do find it useful for YouTube.

I don’t think this is what she had in mind when she was thinking about changing metadata to look more legit.

Further blogposts:

• https://blog.opencollective.com/open-collective-official-statement-ocf-dissolution/
• https://blog.opencollective.com/fiscal-sponsors-we-need-you/
• https://blog.opencollective.com/fiscal-host-transition/
• https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1odj1zfwqZgIyGOeBhv5QZxYHn422VOMdo32i3T3CPps/mobilebasic
• https://docs.opencollective.foundation/

My interest was more on the point that their service was/is used by so many open source projects. Would be interesting to see what alternatives they replace it with.

Anna’s Archive is legally grey/black. Bookwyrm is clear, wouldn’t mix 'em.