I made this little town square for websites. People can see each other, walk around, chat, jump, and high-five. It is such a small thing, but it really changes how a site feels. townsquare.cauenapier.com

Had fun making this for my about page :) Just need to make it prettier

I've decided to take control of my digital memories and self-host a google photos alternative on my Raspberry Pi. It was a fun project :) cauenapier.com/blog/self-ho...

I want a bit meta and wrote my first link blog about @simonwillison.net 's link blog idea :) Maybe a bit lazy, but a good way to start. cauenapier.com/blog/linkblog/

Had a fun afternoon setting up a Raspberry Pi NAS with OMV, Plex Sync and maybe some other services 😁

I want to believe that it is possible to achieve traceability and other things without having to create 10 issues to solve a problem.

Dostoevsky wrote: "The man who lies to himself can be more easily offended than any one." That makes sooo much sense!

I'm really curious to go deep about freedom of speech and the idea of freedom of reach. Any book, article or video recommendations are welcome! #freedomofspeech

Some sort of "Community Notes" should be available on every social media. Can't comment about the implementation, but the idea is very important.

Amazing what phone' cameras can do these days...

bluesky request. do not follow or reward quote-doomers. people who quote an article and only add something like "you have no idea how bad this is" or "it's over" or "say goodbye to everything you love". they succeed from your stress. they're bringing you down with them. stay awake; not like this.

Does anybody pays for ground.news? I found their concept really interesting, but I'd like to hear the opinion of other people.

Ground News

Top Stories from around you and around the world. Compare how different news publishers frame the same news

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I vote slop! If you don't know what it is: "Slop is the measure of excess or looseness in a system, often ref. to unwanted play or movement. It can apply to mech. systems, where components aren't tightly fitted, or to data or timing margins in computing, indicating leeway or imprecision." Right?

Voting opens for Oxford Word of the Year 2024 - Oxford University Press

For the third consecutive year, we are giving word lovers everywhere the opportunity to vote for their preferred Oxford Word of the Year.

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