@Wewereseeds@sunbeam.city
Trees that die out of a sudden is problematic, and you should look into it. They are quite an investment, in terms if energy, fertility and time, they should be there for a while. Still, I wouldn't give too many attentions to them, they should do fine by themselves.
Annuals or quick plants? Pff, I kill them as nothing, that's why I always plant a few hundreds more in the nursery.
Don't feel bad about it, they make good compost :)
@freemo It looks terrible, but after reading the history of it, it feels better.
"the flag and its colors correspond to a cryptographic key which enabled users to copy HD DVDs and Blu-ray Discs."
@rks Sure thing, report back ;)
@rks Mastodon is really just a software. The community using it that I know of is mostly leftish, but I don't know of a survey about it.
Pleroma people seem a bit more various maybe... but really, again, they are just softwares, I still don't know how comes this difference is there.
In qoto as I experienced is a mix of ideas living together in a surprisingly peaceful way, so far
@ciaby
Such as?
By the way, I have a big (and growing) collection of #anarchist and #solarpunk resources on my tumblr. Check it out if you need ideas for projects, #directaction or #mutualaid
@socalledunitedstates I've seen your blog when you first linked it to me, but I'll repeat myself: you have set up an awesome collection of projects, very inspirational. Thanks!
Personal view on the history of hospitality exchange networks, like 1200 characters
@strypey mmhm, I remember that users and volunteers were helping the website code, so I thought it was foss, but I guess it may have mislead me as I don't remember a repo or anything like that... yeah, could very well be that it was closed source all the way, I apologise for the mistake. The whole deal was about profit - no-profit
@irregular I agree, let's see what's @freemo take on this.
Personally, I silenced them all
Personal view on the history of hospitality exchange networks, like 1200 characters
@strypey Yeah, I was there at the time... when CS announced that they'd go as a for profit it was a big deal, I think was 7 years ago, or 8. The Terms of service became unbearable for any ethical-minded person, the tracking and usage of the users data got even shittier, if possible.
BeWelcome did not fork from CS, software wise or spirit wise, it forked hospitalityclub.org, and that was long before CS became closed-sourced and for profit. It had a massive surge of people migrating there after CS closing the code though, me myself didn't know about BW before the CS mayhem.
You can read about the history of BeVolunteer, the guys behind BeWelcome, here: http://www.bevolunteer.org/about-bevolunteer/history/
Personally, as much as I like the people behind bewelcome, I find the software too bloated, complicated and heavy.
My favorite hospitality exchange network is trustroots.org, created by the people behind hitchwiki like 3 years ago (or 4?). I love the community and the software there, some devs from bewelcome like mikael are now more into trustroots, afaik. Check that out =)
A lot of love and respect for all people in the FOSS community anyway <3
@henasfa Hi, welcome here!
I'm pleased to have you, seems like we have many things in common. Plate tectonics? Check! Nutrient economy in systems? Check! Compost? Double check!
Unfortunately, although aging is not something I like, I still do it every day... 'till I find a way to stop that doesn't require me dying, of course.
I'll read you around!
@rohit You are on it!
If you mean android native client, try out #tusky or #mastalab (personal favorite of mine).
A list of clients is here: https://github.com/tootsuite/documentation/blob/master/Using-Mastodon/Apps.md
If you mean an app beside the web interface that is developed by mastodon, no, not AFAIK.
#Italian, PhD student in computational biology (#bioinformatics)
#atheist, #evolution lover, very bad #banjo player, very casual poster, I am glad whenever a feel a sincere human connection
I'm a mod here at #QOTO, feel free to reach out!