My idea of how a modern mailing service should work (2011) | Lobsters

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‘이대남’ 대표 프레임 흔들…2030 남성들 이준석 보이콧 확산

여성신문 | 네이버 · "당신이 어떻게 2030 남성을 대표한다고 감히 참칭할 수 있나. 남성과 여성을 갈라치기 하지 말라. 세대갈등을 부추기지 말라. 당신은 후보자격이 없다." 5월 29일 오후, 서울 안암역 인근에서 유세 중이던 이준석

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Bog - More Everything Forever

This "wild and utterly engaging narrative" (Melanie Mitchell) shows why Silicon Valley’s heartless, baseless, and foolish obsessions—with escaping death, b

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Integrating AI agents: Navigating challenges, ensuring security, and driving adoption - Stack Overflow

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Ibis 0.3.0 - Fediverse Integration, OAuth and More - Lemmy

Ibis is a federated encyclopedia with numerous features [https://github.com/Nutomic/ibis?tab=readme-ov-file#features]. If you want to start a wiki for a TV series, a videogame, or an open source project then Ibis is for you! You can register on an existing instance [https://ibis.wiki/explore] or install it on your own server [https://ibis.wiki/article/Setup_Instructions]. Then you can start editing on the topic of your choice, and connect to other Ibis instances for different topics. Federation ensures that articles get mirrored across many servers, and can be read even if the original instance goes down. Ibis is written in Rust and Webassembly, fully open source to make future enshittification impossible. — With this version Ibis can finally federate with other Fediverse platforms such as Lemmy (example [https://lemmy.ml/post/30145162]) and others. If you notice any federation problems please open an issue [https://github.com/Nutomic/ibis]. Note that Mastodon currently ignores activities sent by Ibis for unknown reasons. See the article [https://ibis.wiki/article/Ibis_Federation] for more details how federation works. There are many improvements to signup and account management. Admins can configure OAuth so that users can login with existing accounts from other platforms. Email is also supported now, with a config option email_required to enable email verification for new users. Notifications can also be sent by email if desired. And there is an account settings page to change password and email. When creating a new article, users can choose which instance it should reside on. Admins can remove articles, making the config option article_approval obsolete. Various other parts of the api were also changed. Additionally the code was split into different crates for faster development. There have also been many bug fixes and minor improvements. If you are interested what a federated wiki can do, join and give it a try. You can register on ibis.wiki [https://ibis.wiki/], open.ibis.wiki [https://open.ibis.wiki/] or other instances [https://ibis.wiki/explore]. You can also install Ibis on your own server. It is very lightweight and can easily run on an existing server alongside other software. This release includes an additional installation method using Docker [https://ibis.wiki/article/Setup_Instructions#docker-installation]. To discuss the project, report problems or get support use the following links: Lemmy [https://lemmyverse.link/c/ibis@lemmy.ml] | Matrix [https://matrix.to/#/#ibis:matrix.org] | Github [https://github.com/Nutomic/ibis] Here [https://github.com/Nutomic/ibis/compare/0.2.4...master] is a (somewhat messy) list of all the changes in this version.

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