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  • Nintendo Switch 2 Direct Megathread

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  • He's called Donkey Kong Jr. because he's the son of the first Donkey Kong. His name is still Donkey Kong. And this is all the canon of the games. In DK 64, Cranky repeatedly calls DK his grandson and it's been too long since I've played/read them but I'm pretty sure this is all stated in the Donkey Kong Country games and written material for the games.

  • Nintendo Switch 2 Direct Megathread

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  • The donkey kong wer'e all familiar with is the third one. DK 1/Cranky is from Donkey Kong (the one with Jumpman/Mario). DK jr from Donkey Kong Jr. DK III is from Country onwards

  • Instances or networks that focus on forums and conversations instead of link aggregation?

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  • Looking for Notes App for Android & Linux

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  • I use TiddlyWiki via TiddlyPWA. It's an offline-capable PWA with builtin sync and encryption. It doesn't have folders but it does have nestable tags. I don't think it supports markdown out of the box, but I'm positive you can find a plugin to use markdown. Plugins are crazy easy to install in TiddlyWiki; you just drag and drop the plugin into your wiki window and confirm the installation.

  • Searching for a Samsung Notes replacement

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  • TiddlyWiki via TiddlyPWA is what I use. I don't know if it supports the S Pen and the notes are all saved in a single HTML file.

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  • Entirely unmoderated tags are not an option for lemmy as the moderation workload would be too much. Additionally users being able to type out tags themselves introduces splintering in the tag contents due to typos. A better solution is a curated list of tags users can attach to their posts

    I vehemently disagree with the main idea behind this RFC. Just let users put arbitrary tags on their posts and other users can search for whatever tags they want. The rest of the fediverse has unmoderated hashtags and it works fine. I don't see a good reason hashtags should require moderation. And typos can be corrected by editing the post.

    Adding those restrictions just makes this feature more complex than it needs to be and reduces compatibility with the fediverse. Users of any fediverse software can create a post in a lemmy community and those posts may have arbitrary tags. Why should lemmy users have less capability on lemmy than external users?

    Finally, hashtags could be a useful way to filter posts within a community if these restrictions are dropped. I posted this in the github thread, but imagine a general programming community. Posts could be tagged with a language, paradigm (OOP, functional, etc), or whatever else to allow users to browse subtopics within a community. Having to request moderators add a tag is an unnecessary extra step.

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=genJNDD-10 @nvidia @linux

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  • It's not OP's fault, but voting is how we're supposed to curate content. This post doesn't have a title or description so it's a bad post on lemmy and I think downvoting it is acceptable. Don't consider votes a reflection of a user's value or standing

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=genJNDD-10 @nvidia @linux

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  • Agreed. This is a lemmy bug. The OP is on mastodon (where video previews are fetched and displayed) and has no control over how its rendered over here. It'd be nice if lemmy fetched the title and description

  • Solar Punk @lemmy.ml
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    Agrivoltaics Is Making Friends Across Partisan Lines, Thanks To Farmers

    cleantechnica.com /2023/08/19/agrivoltaics-is-making-friends-across-partisan-lines-thanks-to-farmers/

  • GitLab plans support for ActivityPub

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  • This is exciting. I think code forges are one of the biggest opportunities for ActivityPub to really go mainstream and change the internet. Not only because it'll make working with open source way easier since you can work with any compatible forge, but developers will be more exposed to ActivityPub just by working with the software and so more likely to participate in AP dev. It will be interesting to see what effect this has on the fediverse. There's been a lot of talk from various organizations/companies but this will be the first large project adopting AP. I'm interested to see how development goes for them and for other fediverse projects.

    I wonder what changes it will force on Mastodon. Masto won't be the biggest project anymore and won't be able to throw its weight around as much. Just like the recent influx of users forced the implementation of full text search and has reenergized conversations about quote posts, I think federated gitlab would force masto to rethink some things.

  • The future of back-end development

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  • I don't see it withering away anytime soon. My entire career has been enterprise web development (which is why I roll my eyes at all the web dev rants). Every company I've worked at has used Java on the backend and some JS framework for the frontend. Java has only been improving in that time and getting much easier to write. I don't see companies taking an (in their view) unnecessary risk that makes it harder for them to hire and lose efficiency, at least in the short to medium term.

    I think the only way that changes is if developers are interested enough to try Rust, or any other language, in their free time. If they like it enough, they'll suggest it at work. If enough developers are doing that, it'll slowly shift the local scene.

  • Space, the final frontier @lemmy.ml
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    India becomes the fourth country to land a spacecraft on the Moon

    arstechnica.com /space/2023/08/india-becomes-the-fourth-country-to-land-a-spacecraft-on-the-moon/
  • A place for everything about web development @lemmy.ml
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    Fresh 1.4 – Faster Page Loads, Layouts and More

    deno.com /blog/fresh-1.4

  • The Web Is Fucked

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  • Are you asking for every article ever to have a section discussing accessibility?

    No. I'm asking that when they complain about how the modern web is "fucked" and web 1.0 was better, they don't try to act like that is an absolute, since that's an opinion that is not widely applicable.

    No, thats just the angle that the article wanted to take. Just because it ignores an aspect of something doesn’t mean that its position is moot.

    Ignoring part of a topic makes your argument weaker.

  • The Web Is Fucked

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  • Accessibility wasn’t the main topic discussed in the article

    That's part of the problem. All these rants about the glory of Web 1.0 are ignoring the fact that Web 1.0 wasn't usable for anybody with accessibility issues and the modern web is better for them. A tiny acknowledgement at the bottom of their rant shows how they value accessibility lower than all of their other concerns.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.ml
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    honk 1.0

    flak.tedunangst.com /post/honk-10
  • Gaming @lemmy.ml
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    Microsoft keeps pushing toward repairability, now with Xbox controller parts

    arstechnica.com /gaming/2023/08/microsoft-now-offers-xbox-controller-parts-manuals-and-video-repair-guides/

  • Pocket for Mac to stop being maintained Aug 15

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  • If Mozilla open sourced it years ago like they promised, it could be picked up by someone else.

  • A place for everything about web development @lemmy.ml
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    Fresh 1.3 – Simplified Route Components and More

    deno.com /blog/fresh-1.3
  • Web Development @programming.dev
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    Fresh 1.3 – Simplified Route Components and More

    deno.com /blog/fresh-1.3

  • Looking for some entertainment tomorrow? Reddit is launching r/place again. Should be fun to watch

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  • I think you're right that the best response is no response, but the protests do have an effect beside driving traffic. Investors won't want to be involved in a company at war with its userbase, so if protests are loud and long enough it could mess us reddits IPO plans. So for the users who just aren't ready to give up reddit, spamming protest comments is probably their best bet.

  • @fediverse do you think Tumblr + activitypub will ever happen?

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  • Not really. There was a recent article that came out that said tumblr is still losing money. I don't see them spending time and money on something that doesn't have a direct monetization strategy, especially since their userbase isn't actually asking for ActivityPub

  • Programming @beehaw.org
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    Gopiandcode > logs > How I wrote an Activitypub Server in OCaml: Lessons Learnt, Weekends Lost

    gopiandcode.uk /logs/log-writing-activitypub.html
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  • Yea it could definitely work for those but I don't think it's limited to those.

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  • Because what use would a bodega be on it’s own? They aren’t large enough to have the inventory to replace a supermarket.

    I didn't mean the store would have to be a bodega; that was just an example of a small store sustaining itself with that size customer base. I meant that it could be a small grocery store, one that doesn't qualify as a supermarket. And like I said, if we're talking about a whole district, there are multiple buildings available so you don't have to get everything from one store. You could have a butcher in one building, a produce shop across the street, the grocery store with just nonperishables beside that, etc.

    These kinds of commercial districts with nothing but office buildings are terrible sad places to be. I’m not sure why anyone would want to live in such a depressing place.

    Because they don't have many other options. We're talking about affordable housing, which is needed by people who are increasingly getting priced out of non-depressing areas. And areas like what I'm describing, with small, locally owned stores colocated with housing with shared ammenities can be incredibly vibrant communities. You could even close off the interior roads and make something like the superblock concept that's been growing (I've heard about it the most in relation to neighborhoods in Spain).

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  • Say you get 100 apartments out of it, you can’t run a supermarket on 100 customers.

    Why does it have to be a supermarket, though? From what I've heard, New York City has bodegas everywhere and those are small convenience stores that have similarly sized customer bases. If the bottom floor is a small market, they have a nearly guaranteed 100 customers. And in your hypothetical commercial district, there would be more than one unused office building so more opportunity for mixed-use space.

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  • We're talking about converting unused office space into affordable housing, though. Charging half the rent would qualify it as affordable housing and is still better than no income from an unused building.

  • Lemmy @lemmy.ml
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    I Filed an Issue About Handling Duplicate Communities

    github.com /LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3071
  • Lemmy @lemmy.ml
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    Community Relays?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.ml
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    A Takahē refactor, as a treat - Aeracode

    aeracode.org /2023/04/29/refactor-treat/
  • Technology @lemmy.ml
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    The Uncanny Valley

    ez.substack.com /p/the-uncanny-valley
  • Fediverse @lemmy.ml
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    The Fediverse is Already Dead | Nora Codes

    nora.codes /post/the-fediverse-is-already-dead/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    The Elephant in the Room

    queue.acm.org /detail.cfm
  • Rust Programming @lemmy.ml
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    Why is building a UI in Rust so hard?

    www.warp.dev /blog/why-is-building-a-ui-in-rust-so-hard
  • A place for everything about web development @lemmy.ml
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    Writing Javascript without a build system

    jvns.ca /blog/2023/02/16/writing-javascript-without-a-build-system/
  • Solar Punk @lemmy.ml
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    Using spiders as environmentally-friendly pest control

    www.eurekalert.org /news-releases/979977
  • A place for everything about web development @lemmy.ml
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    The case for frameworks | Seldo.com

    seldo.com /posts/the_case_for_frameworks
  • General Programming Discussion @lemmy.ml
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    <3 Deno

    matklad.github.io /2023/02/12/a-love-letter-to-deno.html
  • General Programming Discussion @lemmy.ml
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    Whatever happened to Elm, anyway?

    derw.substack.com /p/whatever-happened-to-elm-anyway