
Fosstodon's drama reveals a much deeper Mastodon problem
We should be a bit more careful in how we structure the federated internet.
KDE Plasma developer and current owner of LibreNews, he also maintains the Nicco Loves Linux youtube channels that's linked to this website.
We should be a bit more careful in how we structure the federated internet.
I believe that the responsability of which tools to use should fall on the contributors, not the open-source projects.
Why is everybody talking about this project? And, most importantly, why is everybody wrong about it?
After Lina stepped down from development, we (regrettably) have a new episode of the Asahi Linux drama series.
Turns out -- GNOME is just a tiny bit better than KDE on most things, in my opinion.
So far he hasn't been successful, but it might simply be a matter of time.
I believe that Ladybird has more funding and better support for the web, but Servo wins in performance. Though, they're hard to compare directly!
LLM scrapers are taking down FOSS projects' infrastructure, and it's getting worse.
This sounds like a joke, but Mozilla has recently tweeted to announce they'd be losing $3.5M in U.S. federal funding, and now there seems to be some (admittedly, limited) public outcry about it.