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@ntnsndr @openvibe oh neat, thanks for the mention! I had meant to take a look into it, will give it a try

@ntnsndr one user reported it broke their workflow, said it was too wide and it made the UI uncomfortable to read; they declined providing more details for now so I'm unsure how to work around their issue. Therefore I disabled it altogether.

Unfortunately https://social.coop/@flancian/112956289256023898 is also a thing apparently.

So maybe it'll also be single-column for me. Or I'll fiddle with userscripts :) But most people won't, so they will miss out, which is a shame.

@ntnsndr FYI this has been reverted, please reapply the CSS manually if you still want this behavior:

div.column {
-webkit-box-flex:1;
-ms-flex-positive:1;
flex-grow:1
}

@ntnsndr thank you for trying it! Yes, it's very unclear to me why the default hasn't been updated -- I left a comment to inquire/see if we can improve the defaults for every instance: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/8632#issuecomment-2282263291

#SocialCoop I just made a simple change to the instance to make Mastodon multi-column mode "make sense" in https://social.coop, meaning use up all space instead of having weirdly narrow columns.

See before/after if interested, let me know if you have any issues! You can try it by enabling multi-column mode in your preferences.

h/t testman42@github.com for the workaround: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/8632#issuecomment-850335649

One of the most interesting books I've gotten in the last few years:

[[Cyberfeminism Index]]

Looking forward to starting [[Governable Spaces]] over the weekend!

Thanks @edumerco for the reminder about @ntnsndr's book, I had it on my to-read list but now it's actually on my Kobo reader :D

[[eleventy]] ~ [[11ty]] in the space of site generators looks great, in particular if you're into node:

https://www.11ty.dev/

@ntnsndr @SocialCoop @edsu @todrobbins yes, this is very cool! We discussed at some point, sorry for dropping; we'll discuss again in the next TWG meeting which is scheduled for next Monday.

@3wordchant as well

"How Google helped destroy adoption of [[RSS feeds]]" - Open RSS
https://openrss.org/blog/how-google-helped-destroy-adoption-of-rss-feeds

I'm not sure it was a concerted effort more than it was caused by distributed disinterest, but a good read/summary here.

If I die I leave all backups to [[humanity]] and [[friends]]!

I'm back (after 10-14 days)!

What did I miss? :)

@Humpleupagus @angiebaby no, unless they are also nazis

@icedquinn was it though? This is a common sentiment but I feel like the internet grew so much since then that it became a huge superset of what it was. Of course I do regret the death of so many personal webpages and then blogs, in some ways it is indeed relatively poorer nowadays.

My niece is adorable and just turned 15; she got a new phone but she needs to set up [[family link]] in it. Is this normal nowadays or over-protective you would think (if you want to share)?

I ask because at late 15-16 I was using icq98 and full internet access (after a period having access only to local IRC) and loving it

@icedquinn ahoy! What do you mean with these people? I'm both pro abortion and pro free speech and I know a lot of people along these lines :)

Same with self defense, the right to defend our groups against violence is a human right?

[[abortion rights]] 🎉

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/mar/04/france-to-hold-final-vote-on-enshrining-abortion-as-a-constitutional-right

@icedquinn you could hash IDs also

Have you tried [[silver bullet]] == https://silverbullet.md? It works very well with my garden

Hi all -- I'm back, what did I miss?

If you're waiting for me on something, please ping :)

TIL about [[neurite]],
a fractal experiment in note taking space: https://neurite.network/

h/t [[JL]]