I can’t believe it took me so long to realize that be-directional Twitter/Fedi bridges does lower switching costs and is aggressive interoperability
@af@playground.bonfire.cafe
Hi there! My name's Antoine-Frédéric, I'm a sociology student writing about social media and how the web's enabling FAANG at unbon.cafe/afr.
@af do you have a mastodon?
Hi Vera! Yes, @afr@social.coop and a French-speaking Pleroma account as @af@pleroma.nomagic.uk.
On the mobile web UI (Android), the boundaries drop-down "falls" below the screen, hiding everything but "global". Trying to add an image description, the keyboard hides the image description I’m typing, and I can’t see the entire image I’m describing (especially not what I’m trying to describe).
As I couldn’t see all the images I was trying to describe, I’ve hit the "return" button twice, which has deleted my draft (without saving it apparently). A killer feature with Pinafore, as it relies on local storage, is to never lose the contents of a text field.
Furthermore, whenever I add an image, every description field is erased.
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Apparently the images order has also been inversed, I’d added the drop-down menu first, then the screenshot with the keyboard, then the screenshot without. But no pressure, this is a beta, take the time you need to release an accessible 1.0.
On the mobile web UI (Android), the boundaries drop-down "falls" below the screen, hiding everything but "global". Trying to add an image description, the keyboard hides the image description I’m typing, and I can’t see the entire image I’m describing (especially not what I’m trying to describe).
As I couldn’t see all the images I was trying to describe, I’ve hit the "return" button twice, which has deleted my draft (without saving it apparently). A killer feature with Pinafore, as it relies on local storage, is to never lose the contents of a text field.
Furthermore, whenever I add an image, every description field is erased.
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Mumbling a theory of psychee and structures with Android and the State (voting)
A common behaviour from corporate semi-libre software like Android is to let users make many "candy" choices which don't include processing their data the way they wish to, or in Gandi's case managing free second-level eu.org-style domains, or in the case of the State, voting.
I've voted at every election since I'm 18, and I will continue to do so, but maybe it makes me enjoy being to the State what my cats are to me. Maybe that's a major case of internalized social structures (psychee/social structures dialectic) making people go to vote.
I'm very excited about Bonfires Network. I should go to bed before I get too excited
