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  • Lobsters and hackernews.

    Lemmy and piefed can be deviated into being used as a single sub instance as an alternative but it’s just not the same.

    Other than this, we are pretty fine with the basics, it would be nice to have more people working towards letting mods be mods with proper tools without involving CLI.

    Also some combo like local first acting as a PDS being able to be written by different softwares. (Basically atproto or solid yes)(yes silverpill and holos are working on this but 2 different people working on 2 different implementation of the hardest thing in the fedi doesn’t seem optimal for a network made of devs lol)












  • It costed nothing to say Kenya instead of Africa and Solar power revolution instead of solarpunk

    While the funds pour in, yes, startup are so nice, let’s see this fully integrated vertical stack with sensor for remote shut down how evolves with time…

    The same article could be done with the fediverse “solarpunk is already happening on the internet” or whatever good thing is happening in the world

    Sorry I just feel like the author is sugar coating a startup, a bit de-politicizing solarpunk and looking down on Africa complexity e_e

    Still an interesting read


  • well, it depends on the culture of the commune but let’s skip this and i’ll just focus on commune as a tool

    if it’s used as a tool for escapism, good but it will never scale and ‘‘everyone should be in one’’ it’s just impossible

    if, like i dream, it’s used as a tool to offload work of a group of people to allow them to make better politics because being much more resilient to capital swings, cool af u.u

    obviously it’s not binary and what i described it’s not even a model with 2 opposites, but i wanted to focus on these cases

    weird in betweens like project kamp are very interesting but I still think they focus too much on the being indipendent rather than using the commune as a tool for “greater” scope.