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michaelbrooks.co.uk
I've long been a fan of the fediverse (Blogging as a social network) and more specifically Mastodon (The demise of social networks). You see, the fediverse |
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pauljacobson.me
Nilay Patel interviewed Mastodon's creator, Eugen Rochko recently. Listening to Rochko reinforces Mastodon's importance to me, and why a distributed and open social network like this is so important both today and in the foreseeable future. I recommend listening to the interview and/or reading the transcript. |
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neilojwilliams.net
I rarely say 'movie' and mostly say 'film' - but I quite like this take on the distinction from director Alan Parker (from his book Will Write And Direct For Food) The difference between a 'movie' and a 'film' is that one is scared to death of boring you for a second and the latter | I rarely say 'movie' and mostly say 'film' - but I quite like this take on the distinction from director Alan Parker (from his book Will Write And Direct For Food) The difference between a 'movie' and a 'film' is that one is scared to death of boring you for a second and the latter |
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defmacro.org
An article about Lisp programming language. |
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