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![Three-panel image macro, based on screenshots from the animated series The Simpsons. The top panel shows pub owner Moe Syszlak, holding perpetual drunkard Barney Gumble by his collar and his pants and throwing him out of his tavern. Barney is labelled, "Friendica". The middle panel shows only Moe, wiping his hands and looking after off-panel Barney with squinted eyes. Moe is labelled, "Facebook (now Meta)". He represents Facebook after making Friendica's bidirectional federation illegal and thus throwing Friendica out. The bottom panel shows shows Moe in an akimbo stance, his fists pressed against his hips as if guarding the entrance to his tavern so that Barney won't come back in. He does not notice that Barney, labelled "Friendica" again, has already entered his tavern again, and he is standing right behind him. This symbolises Friendica, effectively banned by Facebook in 2011, now having re-connected to the self-same corporation, this time to Threads via ActivityPub.](https://friendica.opencloud.lu/photo/link/3173 "Three-panel image macro, based on screenshots from the animated series The Simpsons. The top panel shows pub owner Moe Syszlak, holding perpetual drunkard Barney Gumble by his collar and his pants and throwing him out of his tavern. Barney is labelled, "Friendica". The middle panel shows only Moe, wiping his hands and looking after off-panel Barney with squinted eyes. Moe is labelled, "Facebook (now Meta)". He represents Facebook after making Friendica's bidirectional federation illegal and thus throwing Friendica out. The bottom panel shows shows Moe in an akimbo stance, his fists pressed against his hips as if guarding the entrance to his tavern so that Barney won't come back in. He does not notice that Barney, labelled "Friendica" again, has already entered his tavern again, and he is standing right behind him. This symbolises Friendica, effectively banned by Facebook in 2011, now having re-connected to the self-same corporation, this time to Threads via ActivityPub.")
Moe Tossing Barney Out
Moe Tossing Barney From Moe's is an image macro featuring a series of frames from an episode of the American animated series The Simpsons.Matt (Know Your Meme)
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Il consorzio #Cineca è a totale partecipazione pubblica: https://www.cineca.it/chi-siamo/il-consorzio
Tra i software sviluppati da Cineca, Il sistema ESSE3 è installato nella maggior parte degli atenei italiani:
https://www.cineca.it/sistemi-informativi-universita/studenti-e-didattica/esse3-student-information-system
Chiediamo che il software sviluppato coi soldi pubblici sia distribuito con una licenza che ne permetta l'ispezione, l'adattamento e la condivisione.
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Il codice pagato dalle persone dovrebbe essere disponibile alle persone! @fsfe https://publiccode.eu/it/
Public Money, Public Code
Public Money, Public Code - Una campagna per rilasciare come Software Libero il software finanziato pubblicamentepubliccode.eu
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Ma veramente proprio NO.
Dovrebbe essere obbligatorio che gli enti pubblici lo scambiassero gratuitamente tra di loro, ma NON che enti privati se ne appropriassero, al di fuori dell'osannato "mercato", facendo utili basati sui costi dei contribuenti e magari facendo concorrenza "privata" a organismi "pubblici" (vedi per esempio la Sanità).
È una *pessima* idea di rilasciare gratuitamente a tutti, c'è chi se lo deve pagare!
@fsfe
il software si copia. Se lo copi saremo in due ad averlo, ma io non perdo nulla. L'unico modo per "appropriarsi" di software è vietarne la copia, ed è quello che succede con il software proprietario.
Stai parlando utilizzando un sistema informatico basato su software libero attraverso una rete tra computer basata su software libero. Internet non esisterebbe senza questa gratuitá. Partecipare alla creazione di tale valore dovrebbe essere un vanto per l'amministrazione pubblica italiana.
Il prezzo dei modelli più economici è diminuito moltissimo negli ultimi vent'anni, ma c'è un costo nascosto
Oggi un televisore da 32 pollici con una definizione maggiore rispetto al modello del 2003, e la capacità di collegarsi a Internet pe...
I televisori costano sempre meno anche perché ci osservano
Il prezzo dei modelli più economici è diminuito moltissimo negli ultimi vent'anni, ma c'è un costo nascosto Oggi un televisore da 32 pollici...pillole.graffio.org
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Quanti enti pubblici in Italia usano ancora Twitter/X ? Chiediamogli di parlare "pubblico" (usando protocolli aperti), magari con un'iniziativa come questa:
https://social.coop/@eloquence/111616368707475938
Many universities are still happily posting on Twitter/X. That's not great, given what that place has become.More and more _are_ leaving (you'll find them in the https://bit.ly/eXit GDoc I maintain). How can we pick up the pace?
If you have an alma mater, have you written them yet? I just did - took only a few minutes. I doubt they'll do anything, but if many of us write such emails, sooner or later, it might make a difference.
bit.ly/eXit — Organizations and individuals who have left X (and where they've gone)
Table Name (all links point to Wikipedia articles),Description,Followers on X (approximate),Last tweet (green=account deleted),Active on,inactive on Nonprofits, Government and Faith-Based OganizationsGoogle Docs
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You can create threads on Mastodon using the traditional method:
1. Post first part of thread
2. Reply to first part with second part
3. Reply to second part with third etc
Some third-party apps and services also have thread creation tools.
It's a good idea to number threads so that people who notice one part will explore the rest.
Also, set first post to "public" visibility but replies to "unlisted", to avoid filling public timelines.
Lots more info on threads at https://fedi.tips/how-do-i-post-a-thread-on-mastodon/
How do I post a thread on Mastodon? | Fedi.Tips – An Unofficial Guide to Mastodon and the Fediverse
An unofficial guide to using Mastodon and the Fediversefedi.tips
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W3C has posted that we are no longer active on X/Twitter and have directed all our followers here to Mastodon.
We are encouraging all W3C-related accounts to do the same.
Encourage your friends to follow us here!
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@Jupiter Rowland and Hello from Friendica. I found out about Friendica for the exact search of a way to interact with people on Facebook without being there. A bit late as at that time only a picture on the Friendica homepage had a reference to Facebook but the bridge plugin was already non functional.
It's an old story: owners of proprietary platforms want to monetize and so do not have benefits from federating as they would then have a much harder time with pushing advertisement. I dunno if Meta now found another way, maybe they'll embed advertisement as an overlay of Activity stream payloads