Local timeline
A small development update from the last two days:
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We added a couple of quality-of-life options for the web interface. You can now choose whether your timeline and notifications refresh automatically as new activity arrives. The preference is saved in your browser, so it remains in place between visits.
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There is also a new option to choose your default landing page. If Catch-up is enabled on the instance, you can make it the page you see when opening littleOne, rather than always starting from the home timeline.
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We also revised relationship notifications. Notifications for unfollows, blocks, unblocks, and rejected follow requests are now disabled by default. They can still be enabled individually from Settings → Notifications for people who want them.
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Instance administrators can additionally disable those notifications for everyone through the configuration file:
[instance] block_sensitive_relationship_notifications = true
When this option is enabled, the personal setting is hidden and individual opt-ins are overridden. Existing notifications and saved preferences are left untouched.
- Alongside these changes, we merged a few branches and reviewed several incoming requests.
Thanks to everyone who contributed feedback and testing!
@crp @cmccullough Yes, I'm merging a branch making it disabled by default but opt-in in the settings. This was already discussed by the team, so we're just merging.
@stefano love the settings that allow me to assign "Catch-up" as my landing page and to hide all images without alt text 🫶
Another item for the #littleFedi wishlist:
Wellness settings.
It would be great to be able to turn off favorite and boost counts on posts and follower counts on profiles 🙏
Stone From The Sky makes some mighty fine post-rock 🔥🩶
@music@fedigroups.social @bandcamp@piefed.social
#Bandcamp #BandcampFriday #Music #PostRock #Instrumental
@appassionato@mastodon.social
Can you please explain, what is being shown in the photo?
Is it extreme macro view of ... what?
re: the U.S. fascist love/hate of government
Gottdam, that's quite a thread! (And it's not finished yet.) Lots of great analysis here, well worth a read (and a revisit when it's complete).
I've never looked into the "sovereign citizen" business too closely. I've been slightly familiar with this notion since the 1990s if not earlier; it's been a commonplace wheeze among right-wing Americans who hate #taxes, not for any principled reason (although they try as hard as possible to pretend they have a principled reason for hating taxes) but because they're doing crimes.
(etc.)
@voipmeister@social.datarek.nl @@stefano@littleone.littlefedi.social hello! Thank you! At the moment, itnblog hasn’t been released so there’s only BSSG. It could be the right tool but sure, it’s quite “manual” 😉
Now you know why your mainboard had bad elco's in the 2000's
capacitors
The Stolen Formula That Killed Millions of Motherboards
@Morgunin@rollenspiel.social It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
...and if you already had a happy childhood,
It's never too late to have a happy childhood, again!
Ho fatto accesso da Phanphy con questo account, per un attimo si è incriccato tutto, poi è ripartito. Certo che le funzioni granulari sulla durata del *singolo* post non si possono trovare sulle varie app di gestione.
I'm testing LittleOne from Firefox on Linux and from Moshidon for Android and the official Mastodon for Android. We'll see how it all works.
@cmccullough
Not only that, it also notifies you when someone blocks you. I had those notifications on my previous account. Perhaps it would be convenient to be able to choose in the settings whether or not to receive these notifications. They can be useful for some people or situations, and annoying in others.
So, this instance shows who unfollows me? Interesting. I just had an "unfollow" from an organization (of which, I agree with probably everything that they post), well, I'm curious as to why they unfollowed me. 🤷♂️
"Visions for a New Web"
"Introduction
When Sir Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, it was meant to facilitate the exchange of scientific data between researchers around the world. Over the years, it has mutated into a digital landfill with a cloud of data smog hovering above it, filled with commercial advertisments, dancing baloney, clickbait, fake news, AI posing as humans, solicitors, snooping agents, identity thieves, phishers, scammers, spammers, and crackers. As a result, trust in basic institutions like the government and the press has eroded, and we are left confused, with few things to believe in.
High priests and gatekeepers ruled through sheer obscurantism and gaslighting the masses into thinking that they are less than capable of running their own lives. Talking heads and panels of experts browbeat us into choking down our voices, and engage with their endless dissections of issues of no actual relevance, while ignoring what is meaningful to us.
In this article, I offer a few ideas to shape how we use the Internet in this century. The aim is democratization, and giving a voice to everyone, including marginalized people who were kept by a gauntlet from voting in a so-called democracy."
- Identities — the Public, the Private, and the Anonymous.
- AlohaCoin — the cryptocurrency for Wealth Redistribution.
- maLcoLM — the Ethical AI.
- cool:// — the Web de-enshittified.
- SpamFree — the end of SPAM.
- Worker-owned Co-operatives — the shape of work in the 21st century.
Interesting read:
https://rant.li/ashwin/visions-for-a-new-web
#WebIdentities #AlohaCoin #EthicalAI #DeEnshittification #SpamFree #WorkerCoop #NewWeb