Now you’re just moving the goal posts. You claimed the article was AI generated and assumed it was talking about a separate entity also called Matrix, when neither of those things are true. I also didn’t ‘just quote something’, I quoted the above article.

But fine:

• Web3 and Automattic funding;
• Status.im funding.

Oh for sure, Fallout 3 Geoguesser would be hard. Idk, I just never had a problem navigating them, even if they were a bit samey.

The article shortens venture capital to VC. It also didn’t confuse the Matrix Foundation with a VC firm of the same name, it’s talking about Element (formerly Riot). Like, the article says this in pretty simple English, I’m genuinely confused how you could’ve missed it:

In roughly the beginning, there was two organizations that came out of the project: The Matrix Foundation and New Vector Ltd / Riot / Element. The idea was for New Vector Ltd to carry out the necessary work and bring in the necessary funding for the Matrix Foundation to thrive. Or well, so I’ve been told.

They had multiple funding rounds lead by the likes of status.im, Automattic, the AI and Web3 company protocol labs and others; You get the gist, lots of VC and similar funding also a questionable amount of “Web3” and bullshit generation AI. Element was then tasked with using that to build the software that would power Matrix.

You’d really think people would look at the state of the world and try to wash their hands of responsibility, not take credit. Just how out of touch is Mr child exploitation.

It’s a small comfort that even Twitter is giving this take the reception it deserves.

Comparing women to a chatbot is definitely derogatory to the chatbot from capital-G Gamers, so even the most exaggerated joke is running hard against Poe’s law.

Fallout 3. The criticism is absolutely fair*, but it was the first RPG I ever played and I’m still very fond of it.

* I never got the ‘metros are hard to navigate’ criticism, I never had that issues. Most of them are pretty linear.

Damn, you’re fast. The upgrade itself went fine, but Hetzner decided to throttle the speed to our backup to <3MB, so pushing the DB backup took an hour. We’re currently doing the pictrs backup and that’s going to take forever.

Also, the backend version number seems to have messed up? Not sure why that is, but should be an easy fix once I track it down.

Edit: version number seems to be derived from the git tag. Doesn’t seem worth to bring it down again to fix it.

I upgraded https://sappho.social/ without issue, but now I’ve said that something is definitely going to go wrong. Sod’s law and all that.

It’s happening at 10 PM BST, like in the title?

The one I’ve heard the most buzz about is Rue Valley, but Travelling at Night does look interesting. Thanks telling me about it.

I just hope one of the ‘spiritual successors’ is able to live up to it. I don’t want to imaging going my whole life and not experiencing something like DE again.

Really cool honestly. How big it is is probably predicated on if Bluesky enabled it for PDS’es on bsky.social.

I don’t know if somethings changed, but it actually doesn’t. This lines would need to be WithContext<SharedInboxActivities>> for that to be the case, and just to make sure I tested against a local running main and was able to send activities to it without the @context just fine.

How it’s worked so far, from what I can see from my side, is Emperor would get an email from Hetzner with an invoice PDF that then needed to be submitted to OpenCollective to pay that month’s bill. Emperor is AFAIK the only one who gets the invoices, unless @GreatAlbatross@feddit.uk gets them (I wasn’t in the admin team when all this was set up).

Speaking of Tom business, as mentioned elsewhere, anyone heard from Emperor? It seems he last posted about a month ago.

I haven’t heard from Emperor since about the end of April. I hope everything is fine, but we do need them to submit the server bill soonish.

I originally signed up for lemmy.org.uk, but that instance disappeared randomly a week after being created. I can’t remember how I discovered here, I think I just went to the instances sections on join-lemmy.org and went to the UK instance listed.

That still only shows replies the server knows about, this article is about making sure all replies to a post are present on all servers.

FEP-1b12 (Group ferderation) kinda already alleviates this, our part of the fediverse doesn’t really suffer from the missing replies problem, but it’s a solution that doesn’t work well with microblog platforms.

I’m not the most knowledgeable about Mastodon’s APub implementation, but having a look at the Actor of that profile, it might be because it’s invalid JSON-LD. Now, Mastodon doesn’t actually do proper JSON-LD checks, you can follow PieFed profiles from Mastodon and they don’t produce proper JSON-LD, but they do include "https://w3id.org/security/v1" in their @context, and doing a code search of Mastodon’s source code does show some checks for if that’s included.

Lemmy’s I am familiar with and irrc it doesn’t even check if @context is present.

I was speaking rhetorically about people like Reindorf, I didn’t mean to imply you thought trans people were undesirables.