Amikke @Amikke@qoto.org

@tk I would absolutely buy that image as an NFT for that money, provided it was actually released by David Thorne. It’s like a world-unique autograph, and I love that picture and that story.

#youtube

@ie95mg0a whenever I remember GNOME exists in its current state, macOS suddenly starts looking a lot more attractive by comparison.

@Linux_in_a_Bit Mint was doing it in the past but the copyright bullshit combined with maintenance costs made them stop.

@Moon because Russian government actively benefits from the potential of government abuse such laws tend to cause and its people are too under the boot to protest?

Someone recently reminded me of a Polish saying/joke from the bad old days of communist rule: There is a kind of communism that works, layered communism.

Layer of communists, layer of soil, layer of communists, layer of soil…

The history of multicellular organisms is basically a history of gigantic combining mech battles, since that’w what we basically are - gigantic sentient mechs built from trillions of what once was individual organisms.

No wonder the authors of TTGL got the idea.

@temporal@mastodon.technology because it’s true? A well made SPA offers the same experience as a conventional website minus the loading times and plus some cool stuff that’s impractical or impossible otherwise. Of course it’s better UX.

The main problem with SPAs is that most of them are far from well made.

@ercanbrack https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-strong

Phone language: English (British)
Region: Poland
Uber: your driver is 1.5 miles away

What part of that locale suggests I want to use medieval units? Does Uber assume that every English-speaking person is from the two third-world shitholes stuck still using them just because one of them is the United States? Does it do the same for Brits?

#ux

Pl: chrabąszcz majowy, częsty widok w większości Polski. Dopiero ostatnio dowiedziałem się jakie to jest ciekawe i egzotycznie wyglądające stworzenie, zawsze widziałem je jako buczące wpadające na wszystko bombowce albo (pół)martwe brzydkie robale leżące na plecach.

En: the maybeetle, a common sight in most of Poland. I have only recently learned how interesting and exotic-looking of an animal it is, previously seeing them mostly as the humming, running into everything bombers or the (semi-)dead ugly bugs laying on their backs.