Fabian @fabian@floss.social

@n8 Compared with other platforms (mainly music streaming; but also news sites) I find YT'd reccs actually pretty good. Especially the one based on my subscriptions and when browsing music. // The "public timeline" or what it's called is crap; and to the Relateds on some random video I usually (except when music browsing) don't pay attention to.

@bkastl ich habe letztens "Undercover"-Fahrscheinkontrolleure ohne Hingucken (quasi ausm Augenwinkel) erkannt. Da war ich selbst von beeindruckt. Wenn man bewusst drauf achtet, ist das ja seit Jahren keine Kunst mehr.

I know, separation of concerns etc., but I replaced #Django Templates with the much more flexible Jinja2 again. Good that these are (almost) first-class citizen in Django nowadays. #webdev #python 🐍

@blabber seit wir den Kampf gegen „der Blog“ verloren haben, bin desillusioniert.

@inAktion @irgendwiejuna ich habe als Kind TKKG gehört; heute gibt es besseres, finde ich. Falls jemand Empfehlungen für Kids 4-10 braucht, ich kann ausholen ;)

@chartier good question. Subscribing didn't work really well for us, too. Years back and we didn’t try really hard. My current web hoster has OpenExchange included, and I wanted to try that. OTHO the analog family calendar in the kitchen seems to work well enough.

@eitland there is no decision to be made. I'm not designing a new languages. And existing languages work one way or the other. I was just curious what people think the right™ should be. Imho ordered is convenient, but not ordered is correct 😉

@hirnbrot the blur is calculated on upload, so a one-time fee to pay.

@hirnbrot it is nicer looking; it gives you a hint what to expect (as said: the blurriness factor is debatable, but you can usually diff. between a landscape, a screenshot, and people/skin tones). It's not free but pretty light-weight: a 32x32px canvas element is rendered in the client.

@dwardoric @codewiz there is some truth to this :D

@julianruf Just this week the admin of wandering.shop instance guessed (you can look up the pycon2019 video) that the fediverse has roughly 2M users right now. For Twitter around 2007 Wikipedia says: “[Twitter] had 400,000 tweets posted per quarter in 2007. This grew to 100 million tweets posted per quarter in 2008.“ I joined mid-2007 when it had ~60k tweets/day during SXSWi. So it was a pretty small community at that time.

First bunch of #PyCon2019 talks I watched were all of very high quality and information density. Thanks & congrats to all the folks involved in this great #python event! 👍 🐍

@Mainebot hm, the fix to my phone's loading issues: rubber band 😫

@julianruf I feel that the young Twitter as well as the early blogosphere were pretty similar.