swashberry @swashberry@social.linux.pizza

Would it make sense for an #ActivityPub server to also use #MicroPub for the client API?

Kind of looking at this stuff and thinking, hmm, it feels like both protocols could go hand-in-hand?

https://indieweb.org/Micropub

Just read a post asking Eugen to resign from developing Mastodon and I really have to ask: what are you folks smoking?

It’s his project. It’s open source. Fork it if you want to. But what kind of mind-blowing sense of entitlement drives you to think you can tell someone they should stop working on something they’ve built?

*smh*

HomeTown is a fork of Mastodon which lets you make instance-only posts, adjust character limits and read long form rich text blog posts.

It's still part of the Fediverse, and HomeTown users can interact with Mastodon users totally fine.

Tech people can get self-hosting instructions here:

https://github.com/hometown-fork/hometown

Non-tech people can use a managed hosting service to start their own HomeTown instance:

https://federation.spacebear.ee

#HomeTown #Mastodon #MastoTips #FediTips #Fediverse

We're still looking for the right person! Do you know anyone?

Recently extended our search to the growing community of tech co-ops: https://community.coops.tech/t/open-source-ios-swift-uikit-development-required/2864

Are there any #IndieWeb people who are proficient on the subject that I might be able to interview for a video?

I'm looking to distinguish #fediverse and indieweb, and articulate their similarities and differences.

Hey folks - general coding question, particularly in respect to low-memory and retrocomputing environments.

Is there a generally known "good" technique or efficient approach for moving a viewport window around a stored map? Think of an Ultima 4 kind of deal.

It's kinda hard to find info about something like this now without getting a ton of results specific to Unity etc.

Any pointers welcomed, general info and commentary over specific code examples preferred.

Thanks!

[Caption: Scientifically Accurate Pictures presents]

VO: In a world… [camera flies over ammonia clouds] …with a reducing atmosphere… [fade to black] …comes a tale of forbidden chemistry.

[Cut to hunky man in exosuit] He was from an oxygen-rich world. [Pan to a sultry green lump] She had no bilateral symmetry. They had potential—too much. [Zoom in on a voltmeter gauge which goes full scale. Fade to white.]

[The words REDUCTION and OXIDATION slide to reveal the title: R E D O X]

#MicroFiction

♲ @mruef@twitter.com:

Full phone number database of #Clubhouse is up for sale on the #Darknet. It contains 3.8 billion phone numbers. These are not just members but also people in contact lists that were synced. Chances are high that you are listed even if you haven't had a Clubhouse login.

Material Maker is an open-source, insanely powerful procedural PBR texture generation tool build on Godot Game Engine (MIT-licensed).

I made this 4x4 grass PBR tileset in Material Maker.
https://www.materialmaker.org/material?id=221
This is how it looks when applied to a field.
#MaterialMaker #Blender #GodotEngine #GameArt #GameDev

Age of Empires II (1999)

📺 The #Video of my #SciFi #Hologram #shader for the @godotengine is now online: Now you can see it in action 🚀

Download link in the description!

#gamedev #indiedev #development #dev #godot #gameart #art #game

https://youtu.be/ULAOwAOQtG8

RT from ❤️Éloïse (@EloiseGameDev)

Soft environment I'm working on for my new game The Ranch of Rivershine! 🌿✨

#screenshotsaturday #gamedev #UE4 #indiegame

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/EloiseGameDev/status/1413962576350826497

Yeah, things have been going on behind the scenes.... They are randomly generated, and you can breed your own to send into battle! The Player is the blue one~
#GameDev #ArtSchool #Unreal #ChimeraProject