My french press’s case was broken, and I printed something new. Looks shaby after some time and all those presses you post make me envious 😡.

Bit common… 160€ for a french press 😆

No, no, just the meta debate if people are willing to use non-European stuff or are dead serious about everything being European.

Good point. On ther other hand you can use signal with a handle of your choice, too. You don’t need to distributed your phone number anymore.

Jip. I’m using both, but I just made a case for my colleagues/friends and familiy to quit Whatsapp and go to Signal and even that wasn’t received with thunderous applause. I guess it is still a viable option and better than before.

Mailbox.org has an opentalk instance included with their services. Also fairkom.eu as far as I have seen.

I just crossposted from an feddit.org admin.

Hi, I don’t think so. In my opinion a brief and swift introduction is better than a wall of text and after all this should be a Sammelbecken (reservoir) for many people.

https://opentalk.eu/de

It was mentioned in a post yesterday. Sadly it uses GPT.

That looks promising. Thanks! (A monkey needs a lot of shaving).

They come up with the 25.000€ car next year. Launching a car for 20.000€ in the same time would be a furhter strategic disaster (from a managements point of view).

Jip. Social media covers that.

It is a pleasure to witness but also Tesla sales points are under protest.

Didn’t see the feature to translate whole websites .

Yea, but I didn’t see a feature to translate whole webpages.

I did not find any good translator besides of Google. Might make a follow-up post on that topic. For now read the google translation if you like.

This is good news. I was under the impression, that Wero is sitting this one out or sleeping deeply. The European Payment Initiative EPI is related to this news.

I belive after the sales went back for about 50% in Europe, it’s our American cousins giving Tesla the rest. Protests all over the place.

Well, for the end user, if the markdown is simple well structured, it could be parsed to deployed to a website.

Or you could use any static page or documentation generator.

I don’t know your technical background and this is not ment to be condescending:

Technical people tend to use github/gitlab or codeberg to make a plain list of things base on git version control, so changes are tracked. These lists are often introduced with the prefix awesome (e.g. awesome-hosting, awesome-lemmy, …). Even when the community participates, curating these lists takes a lot of time.

Keep them coming :-)

We’ll figure out where to put them afterwards. The linked list was collected in a community effort on mastodon.

Well, the suggested list is specifically German speaking.

Maybe there is a fork for the Netherlands and if not, it could be started on your initative?