That is quite a big bridge! Nicely shot and edited, wonderfully moody picture.

Postermodernism, of course.

I find this interesting, because you have such a different shooting style than I have — I don’t think you ever really stood still for more than a second, it was more like you had somewhere to be and taking the pictures just happened to coincide with that.

Also, I personally wouldn’t be comfortable getting such close, in-their-face shots of people. Are they generally OK with it? What if they aren’t? How do you deal with all that? (Genuinely curious, I love the result).

Of course it helps that you’re walking around with a compact, not a full frame with some hefty lens sticking out, but still.

Either way, interesting video!

On the other hand, not livetweeting an event saves you both money and a lot of effort.

Some people are literally too poor to own a lib.

Are you sure you’re not just a deer or boar?

Ah, that could be it. And yeah, that’s a bit harder to solve, that stuff just takes time and effort and a bit of luck.

This better?

There’s other instances, and you can interact with subs on other instances just fine. That’s the whole point of activitypub. So if you really miss those subs, maybe see if they’re available on other instances?

That bird isn’t birding.

That photo shows a paper with all eligible representatives for all eligible parties for that election. We don’t have “hundreds of parties” (although we have, IMO, too many — but a fair few of them are splinter fractions on the right).

Don’t spread bullshit, please.

now that precompiled binaries for Linux systems are becoming more popular,

Uh, what do you think was in the repositories all these decades? They can contain just the source, but that’s not what most people use.

While the universal nature of SNAPS makes them useful, they will inherently take up a lot more space.

Ah, so you’re talking about those… Yeah, but for those types of packages, including all the dependencies is kind of the point, they’re meant to run on whatever distro where the packager has no influence in what libraries and other dependencies of their software is or.isn’t present. They also bolt on things like sandboxing, so it’s not entirely the same as the distro packages you get through your apt/dnf/zypper/etc.

I wouldn’t even call that an apology. One “sorry” and some verbiage alluding to things being better at some mysterious point in the future.

Of course, hollow words is basically what social media is made of, so you’re not wrong…

Eh, the characters were one dimensional and the jokes got repetitive. I’ve seen better shows.

…which makes me wonder what the odds are of earth getting a ring once Kessler kicks off. But I suppose most of that junk is just going to burn up in the atmosphere and/or crash on somebody’s house.

They wouldn’t have to do it all on day one, everything keeps working fine the way it is, this would be an addition, right?

There’s some functionality in Mastodon that’s not in GoToSocial, for example, but that’s not keeping me from living a rich, varied, activitypubbed life, so to speak.

Plus all these platforms are open source, so if people want the functionality, they can make it happen.

Doesn’t even run Outlook, let alone two. Pathetic.

Warned not to put your eggs in one basket, as it were?

Just make it “all billionaires”, just to be sure.

Yes, there is, it’s actually the trope namer!