You nod here at something else related, which I experience, (but I have no idea if it is for the same reasons); I've switched code repos to private.
For me, on one hand it's a very simple way to get rid of the barrage of scrapers "indexing" a repo, (yes I know, there is other tech out there I can learn, install, configure and maintain) - but it's also.. I dunno, I think maybe FOSS was a very good thing at some point in the past, and may be a good thing again in the future. Right now though, working alone or in small groups is OK.
There's also this: https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/blob/master/This%20Is%20Not%20a%20Teahouse.md
(ironically the easiest link here is to github, although that document is part of the repo and thus is also available elsewhere, including on #reticulum itself.)
Are you tired of how enshitified the internet is?💩
Would you like to communicate with your homiez without ringing bells in 101 "partnering companies" in the US and elsewhere?🤑
Are you tired of everything technology-related getting only faster, more power-hungry, opaque and disposable?🚯
Do you like to co-invent, to explore, to trailblaze new things?🏔️
Do you want a world where autonomy, self-organization, people and communities are at the center, instead of profits and control?✊
... then take a look at this document (I consider it of _historical_ importance):📜
🧘 The Zen of #Reticulum 🧘
https://reticulum.network/manual/zen.html
Read it, take a breath, ask yourself.. 🤩
I have been obsessed with #reticulum and #nomadnet this past week. It gives me major early-Internet buzz, like I'm a teenager again.
Whipped-up a crappy-but-functional bit of Python to serve pages on my NomadNet node tonight. Very fun. Now I just have to... uhh... write stuff to put on there.
Just met my first #glasshole in person
Asked him why he was wearing them
He said he'd "the feeling he needs them" because you can hear music with them ¯\(°_o)/¯
And saw no problem with #privacy at all - from what he'd said he didn't know the concept...
Got a bit pissed that I asked him, bc he saw it as "his decision" & "freedom" to wear a piece of surveillance tech in his face
How do you guys act in situations like this? Or am I too 2010ish ;)?
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