Let me propose “Spinner” because we’re making thread.

Example : feddit.org users are Spinner.

I got a better one if you understand french : pivert.

Pie lovers but we are lemmings.

Let’s not forget there is a lot of documentation written english by people who are not as fluent as they wish they be.

I read the manual for every appliance I have. I do man and help even before using the command. I look for multiple articlse explaining the how and why before doing something new with my computer and yet when I look for help many tech people are condescendingly telling me to read the doc. Well, I did. But I don’t understand, because I coudn’t grasp the concept, because english isn’t my mother tongue, because many doc are written by great technician with poor writing skills that are bad pedagogues, and I would like someone to answer my question.

Thank you for sharing.

TIL about the ACS Licence. Thanks.

I thought that if the source code was available on github, it would count as open-source whatevery the licence, my bad.

TIL. Thanks.

Bookwyrm, a book tracker and review sharing plateform that is part of the fediverse allowing you to share your notes and review about books in the threadiverse as well as the twittoverse.

What is the alternative?

What happened to Audacity? I rarely use it and I only do basic stuff but it was always a very good experience for me.

This is not 90 active cat picture subreddits but here is a begining for you: https://tarte.nuage-libre.fr/topic/detente/animaux

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Sounds like selflessness and true heroism. This is deep. I think in ten or twenty year for now, I’ll remember that Mexican people help the US people at the time, the US government wanted them dead.

I have watch 18 of these show and enough extract and random episode of 12 others to have a good enough sense of it and that list is bad.

Some recommandation are quite good. Some very bad. Most are about some decent show that was extremly popular when they got out.

The french word “mousquet” means first a place of the belt where you hold stuff. Hence the name of the sword that you hold there, and the military unit that would were them even within the capital city as they were charged to protect the king. Later, it meant the firearm you could hold at the same place.

Source: the wiktionnaire I looked once I had about the same thought.

You can but I haven’t test it recently enough to tell you exactly how it work on the lastest software versions.

If you wan to test things for yourself, here’s a dedicated community : !testfediverse@jlai.lu

Try again after following the account that post. Having someone from your instance following a remote user is the best way to insure proper federation of content in the fediverse.

That may be a federation issue. Are both accounts on the same instance?

I agree.