Charles Roper
charlesroper@indieweb.social
<p>Man with beard.</p><p>Doing computers since β85.</p><p>Digital generalist.</p><p><a href="https://indieweb.social/tags/COYS" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>COYS</span></a> π€</p>
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Post #2541258
@peldi @anildash @tchambers If you are looking to move to shared instance, I also can warmly recommend https://indieweb.social - @tchambers does an excellent job.
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Post #2382258
@simon A nice mention of the lethal trifecta on this (excellent) video from Dr Hannah Fry about OpenClaw: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WnzR5aOElvw
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Post #1834369
@sarajw Ah yes, I get you now. I read her point as being about perception rather than physical translation. Post 90s (possibly accelerated in pop culture by Jony Ive&#39;s Rams and Bauhaus inspired design at Apple) minimalism has become associated with style, artistry, and luxury, with noisy design the antithesis of that. Those text heavy covers look like cheap mags on the rack at a supermarket. Presumably Vogue has sought to align itself with the aesthetic trends and fashions of this (digit...
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Post #1834368
Hello @seblammers - love your website!
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Post #1834367
@sarajw also btw, as a boy coming of age in the early 90s, my head is stuck with the maximal-minimalist irony of Designers Republic and the grungy exotic chaos of Ray Gun as being the unassailable peak of shit hot style. Few things blew my mind as much as hearing Nirvana for the first time or playing (and seeing and hearing) Wipeout on the first PlayStation. Apart from a few exceptions, I find generic minimalism a bit dull, if I&#39;m honest.
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Post #1834366
@jake4480 @sarajw brothers βπΌ
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Post #1834364
@jonhicks &quot;SEO bollocks&quot; - love it π
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Post #1834363
@jonhicks never mind the bollocks
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Post #1834362
@bsky.app.profile.visualisingdata.com @andykirk@vis.social I find here on fedi, following the #dataviz tag is worthwhile. I&#39;m not sure people really use hashtags on Bluesky, and I don&#39;t think you can follow them, and there&#39;s no algorithm to speak of, so I find following hashtags on Mastodon to be most satisfactory way to dip into the community. Just open the tag page on your server and tap/click follow: https://vis.social/tags/dataviz
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Post #1834361
@todayonscreen I think Neelix would have vibed with the #fediverse
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Post #1834360
@belldotbz how will you know if something you publish has been written or assisted by AI? (assuming you&#39;re publishing things written by people other than yourself, ofc)
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Post #1834359
Bit unusual for Microsoft of all companies. Did someone mention them on Slashdot or something?
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Post #1834358
@belldotbz @SudoCat I&#39;ve got another account on mastodon.social I use (a LOT) for different stuff to this account I have on indieweb.social. I&#39;ve not personally noticed any cesspittyness or defederation or anything negative about it at all (aside from the odd idiot, but, hey, it&#39;s social media, whaddya expect? π) I keep telling people put off by the &quot;complexity&quot; of Mastodon: joining isn&#39;t complicated - just sign up for mastodon.social. Move if y...
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Post #1834357
It&#39;s City Nature Challenge this weekend (26 β 29 April, 2024), an epic, global mission to record as much wildlife as possible. ππ¦π¦πππ¦πͺ°πͺ±π¦ππͺ³ππͺ²ππ·οΈπ¦ π¦βπ¦ π¦ππͺΌπ¦ππΏοΈππ¦¨π¦π³π²ππΏπ±ποΈπ¬ https://www.citynaturechallenge.org/ Please join in! Please boost! If you&#39;re in the UK: https://uk.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2024-uk-leaderboard #CityNatureChallenge #CNC24 #CNCUK #iNaturalist #nature #wildlife #biodiversity #environment
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Post #1834354
Absolutely top-notch, sage advice on using images from @ia. Read this, remember it, bookmark it, refer back often. https://ia.net/topics/a-good-image-tells-a-good-story #design #images
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Post #1834353
Tab Stash is my new favourite browser extension. Spectacularly useful if, like me, you&#39;re a tab hoarder. https://josh-berry.github.io/tab-stash/ #browsers
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Post #1834352
@brightonwildlife Are there any starter packs for Sussex/Brighton wildlife folk?
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Post #931860
#TIL if you do a web search in #DuckDuckGo then click on the favicon of a search result (not the URL next to the favicon; it&#39;s got to be the icon), then DDG will do a site: search using your query. I&#39;ve always found site: searches unnecessarily fiddly to do, but extraordinarily useful, so the feature blows my mind.