@AnarchoNinaWrites yep they also constantly paint ancient Europe as a lily white ethostate despite all evidence to the contrary.

@mos_8502 charred corn is where it’s at, and so easy to do.

Grab a tin of corn kernels, frozen won’t work because they’ll explode everywhere. Rinse and drain, make sure it’s drained VERY well.

Grab a frypan, definitely not a non-stick one unless you want it destroyed. Put the frypan on high heat. Let it get up to temperature. No, hotter than that. Don’t add any oil, butter, or anything other than the corn kernels. Dump the corn kernels into the frypan, keep the heat ultra-high, they will spit and crackle at you. Give them about 30 seconds and they should be charred, then move them around by flicking the frypan around like a pro chef. Another 30 seconds and they’ll be done and smoky and charred on the outside and cooked on the inside and delicious.

"My Experience Using Kagi Search With Low Vision"

https://veroniiiica.com/using-kagi-search-with-low-vision/

#Kagi #Accessibility

@mez hey there! thanks for sharing.

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@nextcloud Thanks for pointing me to the best place to get more info! I know there’s usually a good reason with these sort of challenges, so I’m keen to learn more so I can help.

I had my first PR accepted and merged in this week! 🥳🥳🥳

Let me get this straight: I post it here, and it goes everywhere?

Here’s a very fun thing I just got to do: the first-ever federated Verge quickpost! You should be able to see this on The Verge or lots of platforms, and reply here and there and everywhere. The open social future rocks. (But also, just, like, tell me if you saw this, okay? We’re testing stuff.)

https://www.theverge.com/tech/935674/let-me-get-this-straight-i-post-it-here-and-it-goes-everywhere

@AnarchoNinaWrites yep they also constantly paint ancient Europe as a lily white ethostate despite all evidence to the contrary.

@Daojoan better keep it 140 characters or less to keep people's attention

i wrote a post: "Weeds tend not to grow where they can't take root"

i've been thinking about the work we're doing at varying levels to organize against AI, and maybe i've also been in the headspace of gardening and getting rid of weeds. i can't shake the feeling that AI takes up space opportunistically where people's needs are not being met. a little like weeds.

https://ali-alkhatib.com/blog/weeding-out-ai

RE: https://www.threads.com/@imdavidpierce/post/DYnV8NJFBXa

The post heard round the world!

Thanks to @imdavidpierce and @reckless1280 for their undying support of the open social web. Nilay has been relentlessly executing on a vision that is going to light the way forward for digital media.

@dansup
That's awesome!!

@nextcloud Thanks for pointing me to the best place to get more info! I know there’s usually a good reason with these sort of challenges, so I’m keen to learn more so I can help.

I had my first PR accepted and merged in this week! 🥳🥳🥳

This is just the beginning, too: our team is already working on ways to bring all the federated conversation together and make it so everybody can talk to everybody everywhere. It’s gonna take a minute but it’s gonna be SO cool

This is just the beginning, too: our team is already working on ways to bring all the federated conversation together and make it so everybody can talk to everybody everywhere. It’s gonna take a minute but it’s gonna be SO cool

@AkaSci

The one trillion dollar hold...

RE: https://mstdn.social/@jschauma/116610268796045193

So many levels of wrong here. Google’s newest reCAPTCHA “experiment“ tells people to scan a QR code in order to verify that they are human. Yeah, like scanning a QR code displayed by some random website is a good idea in the first place.

But of course your ability to scan the code isn’t what verifies your human nature. That QR code merely tells you that you need the reCAPTCHA app (on iOS) or newest Google Play services (on Android). In other words, you have to verify that you own a mobile device and are providing data to Google. Which they promise not to share with the website, like that’s what I’m worried about.

This obviously excludes people who don’t have a smartphone, have a de-Googled smartphone or simply don’t want to feed their data to Google. And it again ties a large chunk of the web to Google services. If reCAPTCHA wasn’t evil before (a questionable statement), it definitely is now.

@hollie

ooooooh! <3

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