Force kill it, lol

As a midpoint there’s things you can do like “2/3 consensus of X, Y and Z’s submission selections on topics ABC”, then defining that as it’s own feed people can subscribe to.

But it gets complicated to mix and match when different subcommunities have very different local cultures.

I’ve got similar ideas, but not entirely the same.

What you call communities would be closer to what I would call content sources / repositories (host servers) plus topic tags. Then instead of consensus (because that’s too hard to automate with decent quality results) you’d have communities formed by subscribing to “curation feeds” which pull submissions and comment from all over the network in a similar style.

This would let you easily crosspost and comment to multiple related communities in a network, as well as to yeet bad mods/curators without losing any content or splitting the community (just create a new curation feed and get people to switch). You could similarly choose to have your client mix comment from multiple curation feeds (similar to “multireddits” on reddit).

The key based (and content addressing based) thing is what bluesky is building. They’re starting of with Twitterish microblogging, but there’s people building forums on top the protocol too. Federated, of course.

Yes, Windows program API emulation on top of x86 processor architecture emulation

Not all transfers include “non competes”

It got confused by the glitter thingy which ended up being placed right over that line, so it stopped continuing the line. The ML models literally have an object permanence memory problem, except defined over geometric patterns instead of over time.

This has already been done over wireless ADB and more if you just want mirroring. For content aware casting we essentially just have DLNA derivatives and nothing better.

Mildly off topic but years ago I bought a cheap Microsoft Miracast receiver. Tried using it some dozen times with various phones and with my PC and it never worked. HOWEVER this month I got a new phone and NOW it works with that phone, lol (the device itself hasn’t been updated, and both my current and previous phones are Sony). Guessing it’s some compatibility thing in the Linux drivers shipped on the phone. But weird that no other device of mine has been able to cast to it before, including some Windows computers.

What we need is a Miracast 2 which does the Chromecast thing of offering a remote controlled browser engine, but open.

As long as the protocol on the device allows it you can just mod the app to do it quicker

I see you watched Rat Race

Gotta follow some more people

But that still won’t affect 3rd party accessories other than just chargers.

Depends, your instance will cache content already retrieved but you’ll get errors when trying to interact or load updates. The same server instance talks both to clients and other servers.

Only for people I know, though

Do you want to post on bluesky too? Hah. Have invites to spare, DM if interested

N / m^2 (Pa)

How about asking him to come to you instead each time? Or try to find some other way to help him break the habit. Don’t let yourself get too worked up about it.

BigInt (yeah, not native everywhere)

Only to somebody who didn’t know about the choice being made!