Tommi
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I don’t know… maybe having little, super effective and specific platforms is better than one where you try to include most of the features possible. That’s the awesomeness of the Fediverse! As long as there is seamless interoperability, anything goes smoothly.
To be honest, I do not care. It is important to have the right license, but the value of a software should not be conditioned by license bias. It is a matter that is not strictly and directly related.
Software comes first, license comes close, but still second to it.
To be honest, I do not care. It is important to have the right license, but the value of a software should not be conditioned by license bias. It is a matter that is not strictly and directly related.
Software comes first, license comes close, but still second to it.
I did not know it. I’ll look into it! Thanks for sharing
It might be, but IMDb, as all Big Tech companies (it is owned by Amazon) is successfully settling on territories where before there were other smaller services, among them Trakt.
NetNewsWire is the best
1·4 年前It is great indeed. But last time I used it was tremendously laggy and slow.
It is happening to me with the hateful Facebook
1·4 年前I am hoping a fork of this could become a valuable IMDb alternative, too!
(actually, I would love it and use it even more)
which ones among OMDb sponsors do you suggest?
I am waiting for a fork of Bookwyrm but for movies. Bookwyrm is great: it is federated, it accesses books data from different sources (mainly The Open Library, and it is FOSS.
Imagine how cool it would be to have something like a Moviewyrm!
Nope. I think it could be, but instead Cubbit provides the complete hardware in an hexagonal cell
Nope. I think it could be, but instead Cubbit provides the complete hardware in an hexagonal cell
YES!
THANK YOU!
I have been so limited in participating to conversations about great software only because they happened on Discord and I do not use it by choice.
Let us all use Matrix, instead!