@activitypub.blog @about.iftas.org What you don't say: That the plugin is not updated in ClassicPress installations if already installed, and can't be installed on installations without a former version.
On my main blog with ClassicPress 2.6.0, although automatic updates are active, the version of the plugin is still 5.3.2 – and it only works here and there. Mostly the articles don't reach the Fediverse.
On another blog, also with ClassicPress 2.6.0, I tried to install it yesterday and the plugin site said: no.
It seems to me that ClassicPress is not wanted in the Fediverse.
@wndxlori @bagder RTMP is still, or at least until very recently, used in contribution, not so much on the consumer side, no.
It's a bit quirky, but having it in libcurl means I don't have to talk to librtmp directly, which makes my life simpler.
Having said that, it had been a while since I got but reports on our RTMP implementation, which means it's either prefect or no longer in use...
@CubeRootOfTrue @csgordon "which generally has better grammar and flow"
No, just no.
It generally has flow and grammar that sound like content farm slop.
This cause concerned positive discrimination and whether a trans woman appointed to a position with a gender quota would count as a woman. The court said no.
It might be taken to imply that a trans man appointed to a similar position also would not count as a man, but much of the reasoning in the written decision considers only trans women. Maybe a trans man would count as a man if the cause were fought again: stranger things have happened in British law.
@ubik no, no, and no.
It would be more efficient if you were to read the Wikipedia article, or just take my word for it, rather than posting questions. I am pretty sure that most objects are not the New Seven Wonders of the World (TM).
Well, no.
It turns out "Gothic" fandom still exists and there's even a Discord server. Someone learned about the book somehow, told their friends, and now some of them want it as a collector item.
I mean, it is nice to find someone with a shared appreciation of something, but also just imagine, you made a game 25 years ago, and some people still like it enough that they want a book about it in a foreign language.
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