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  • probably it's better to make your own; i don't like the approach of the source because it's just spamming stuff and thinking it's fine

    but you know your place better than people on the internet, you can blend in better than them :)

    i like the idea so i will keep it in my tools for local change, surely good to test it

  • Superlist is similar to Things and is also German (like things) iirc

  • +1 for proraso! I wanted to comment about them because I use their shaving soap that needs to be used with a brush and it’s perfect

  • having the Local feed with their language community

    I'm not advocating for a single european instance for the whole fedi.

    quite the opposite, i'm saying we need a european instance detached and then a lot of other locals instances to show up

    Your points don't really invalidate the reasons I've said btw ^^'

    Even if we'd go to the ''one euro sub in each euro instance'' there would still be some kind of coordination or landing page for the users that need exactly that and to share the pros of hosting them without ending up as usual with everything in some server or another

  • For SEO, marketing and branding reasons; being decentralized works better when also treating every instance as a full fledged community. Like a forum.

    Also modding reason taking into account that some local instances may be hostile to more eu stuff

  • On a newly made instance just for those and other eu only communities

    Like I’m on a just solarpunk instance

    Wasn’t something also on lemmy world? Btw the “technology” thing was more a generalistic view of lemmy right now, sorry about that

  • Having more server focused on interests that are not technology

    Taking for example this community, this should be together with Europe and yurop and ask European etc on a EU focused server, not scattered between generalistic instances that are also hard to navigate because they are a mess

  • just to be clear, i talked about ''symbols'' and not syntax because i understand that the expressiveness is a feature not an opinion in rust

    but having {} as code blocks instead of keywords is a choice, right?

    also the old thing that on non us keyboard { is harder than [ or ( and that it was an old choice dictated by the keyboards used when making unix or c i guess

    i don't mind syntax per se :)

  • I’ll never understand how the rust community loves TOML (like me) but also loves Rust syntax (totally not like me)

    I feel like they are opposite: rust syntax is full of symbols, toml is super minimal and square parentheses are just less “noisy” than curly ones…

  • Idk if this is still possible but 2 years ago I was blocked by a person that I was trying to mod and so the only thing I could do was deleting the whole convo+post lol (obviously they went on mastodon to shit-talk the whole server)

  • The broader you make a community, harder it will be to feel like you can make a very specific question and it will also be harder to find so we will never have niche content

    Pick your poison, I’d go for the slow but steady usefulness

  • did you make it yourself

    yep, mine u.u (sory for the 10MB lol)

  • Do you receive enough to make a living improving voyager?

  • Cool, thank you for the list

    I have a little group of friends to comment with the latest chapter every time

    After leaving reddit that’s how replaced the experience. Don’t really need fanart or cosplay, so it’s working even kinda better than reddit

    For the “chapter is out” part, the one who sees the chapter firsts is the one who posts the link in the group and we fine

  • Open source (nor foss) doesn't really assure protection from the capital and/or consumerism...

    On the other hand, making an ambitious game takes money and markets rarely pay for fully open projects

    yep, hence why imo is better to not be fully open from day 0. The free software movement reached his peak, now it's time to evolve into something better. A software made by squeezing the open libraries and then the devs and then the consumers to then have most of the earnings kept in the company bank to get numbers going up for the capital is totally doable even while having the most free license.

    As you say tho, it can help with accessibility and longevity.

    I just would like to not see ''solarpunk99'' in some years made in the worst possible way. I'd rather have toxic games but made in a solarpunk way than ''solarpunk'' games made by the capital to sell us another commodified idea

  • idk if ''should'' but if they do would be nice

    hardware shouldn't become ''old'' in the first place, putting the heavy weight on the game devs solely seems unlikely to bring change

    software libraries, frameworks, game engines, operating systems, recycling hardware... It's a lot before arriving to the people that wanna focus on the game

  • I think we should write more about solarpunk itself so I’m glad for your post, thank you

    Said that, I would have added at least one disclaimer about solarpunk games intended as games produced in a more solarpunk way: stuff like no DRM, avoiding dark patterns, being a cooperative or being owned by a foundation and much more.

    Let me underline the “just a disclaimer”, I know you wanted to focus on the content and what I said would need basically another full post

    Again, love your initiative and I hope more people will follow you 🙏