Lighter weight and they have made a lot progress on federation

The server provides the data to authenticated users and helps facilitate pki between the clients.

If someone is added by the server to have access to the data but wasn't given a key capable of decryption by an actual user they wouldn't have actual access, just encrypted data.

On one hand I love this, but also I think your right. 'partners: alice bob' in make file doesn't work right?

If the the pki is generated by users client side by a secret discord doesn't control it wouldn't be an issue.

Red. Before

Dude. After

Me. After

Baseball. Before

White card table with grey liner. Before.

Ball rolled slightly forward after being judged by the person. Stayed in the table. Before

Matrix?

I only put ? Because I don't know what you mean of grouping your friends by game.

Like a server/channel where everyone in it is both your friend and a player of that game or a contact group that manage so you can see who is that.

Keep the data but encrypted. Let users send links that contain the pki info to decrypt the messages. Have that pki info generated client side.

Discord would only need to shuffle data, provide authentication, and provide the web app data down to the client. But every bit of user shared and generated content would be encrypted to them.

Fight against SA protection in the workplace and push more children to work to live? Anything is better than the Great Replacement right? /s

But honestly thinking about what terrible combination of policies.

What's wild is I'm not even mad about this to some extent. Like personalized price adjustments just feels like better couponing. Its just the fact the majority of people's food needs are met by for profit companies means that the well being of their customers are not even on the table of shit they track for.

Worse yet, we KNOW they are selling this data and our privacy is 100% not a concern of theirs either.

If my local grocery coop, farmers market did this, and gave reasonable efforts to keep their systems local, secure, data lean, and optional. I wouldn't even be mad. This is none of those things and done, again, by people that would crush orphans for profit if there was a market for it.

If they can prove our that it is just acceptable enough they know competition will follow suit and they can enjoy the increased margins then.

I appreciate the suggestion though I am not sure how to this tool for this purpose.

Both solid suggestion! I thought about a calendar app, and might just do that for the reminder aspect.

A CRM might just be close enough. I'll check out odoos offering to see how well it fits!

Also yep looking for tracking org info and voting as a voter in a bunch of different organizations.

Electric whisks. I'm never stirring a drink with a spoon in my life.

Second the tank printers. Cartridges cost way to much fing money

How do you normally go about choosing a proxy?

Gitlab is actively working integrating AP and ForgeFed into it. ForgeJo has been working on ForgeFed.

I can't wait tbh. I want to follow a project and comment on releases. @ a projects issues to create an issue in that project community.

Also can't wait to have one big searchable open source forge. Random git project. Gnome. Free desktop. Mozilla. GNU. KDE. Fedora. OpenSuse.

All searchable, cross forkable, cross referencable, etc.

Mojo is what is keeping me vindicated that python was a good choice. That and it's worked for every project I've ever used it for lol

But that's small potatoes in the technologist game

Honestly. For one the US is huge. Its like saying "living in Europe" as a shared common experience, two because of our news stations sensationalist stories are blasted 24/7 and on repeat.

The day to day life isn't THAT crazy. No one I know personally had any personal experience with gun violence at school. 0. Out of about 100 people.

Its still tragic that any kid has experienced violence in school. 1 is too many. Its just not the daily lived experience of most Americans.

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Doing a couple of Harvester migrations atm and I can confirm that a lot of organizations invested heavily into VMWare's tech.