Wow, this URL is loading for a hell of a long time campground.bonfire.cafe/feed... #bonfire_feedback
wow, lot of reloading..
Wow, this URL is loading for a hell of a long time campground.bonfire.cafe/feed... #bonfire_feedback
Maybe each account should have a chatroom available to them and to their followers? Or a public list of their followers' posts? #bonfire_feedback
Back on my bullshit
Campground look fire! I really like the first impression.
@bonfire@indieweb.social @bernini@social.coop
I tried to post this in the Economies Circle, and thought I had done so, but apparently not....
What did I do wrong?
@bernini@social.coop @bonfire@indieweb.social
I conclude that it's too early in Bonfire development for this experiment....will try again much later.
I can't believe I'm the asshole who's pressed against infinite scrolling, but yeah, it's definitely a lot safer for some people so I don't regret it
Sorry for the way I put it though, I was somehow in a rush, i.e. I could never know at this moment how much time I had left on social media, and this felt important to me. But the comparison also wasn't as innocuous as it seemed, in a way that I don't fully understand yet.
I can't believe I'm the asshole who's pressed against infinite scrolling, but yeah, it's definitely a lot safer for some people so I don't regret it
Snac has a "Pleroma, but done right" vibe (via geminauts@chat.kwiecien.us on XMPP)
Hello world! This is a test.
Nice to see you here!
Tried to add a caption to that picture but got a diagnostic instead 😢
Did you notice that the words count didn't work? It's stuck at 0/2000 words for me… #bonfire_feedback
yeah I think we need re-wire some javascript for that
Elixir, Fly, and Grafana Cloud
I like this quote:
“The problem is that electric cars are popular with politicians precisely because they provide an excuse to avoid doing harder things, like rebuilding our cities, or changing the habits of lifetimes. Persuading people to switch from their old gasoline car to a shiny Tesla is much easier than persuading them that they can live without a car. Hence governments are pushing electric cars, often with incentives that make no sense.” - Daniel Knowles, author of Carmageddon
It can be argued that electric vehicles are an improvement when replacing ICE vehicles.
But that misses a much bigger point — which is that the very best car is not an electric car. The very best car is no car at all!
Building electric cars requires massive use of fossil fuels, including petrochemicals for the manufacture of plastics. In addition, mining of lithium for batteries as well as trawling for other minerals in the deep ocean is environmentally disastrous, killing biodiversity while polluting our water, soil, and air.
LITHIUM EXTRACTION — https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/02/01/south-america-s-lithium-fields-reveal-the-dark-side-of-our-electric-future
DEEP-SEA MINING — https://climatejustice.social/@breadandcircuses/109814016209990908
The kind of “Green Growth” championed by capitalists and politicians, which features more electric cars, a bit of solar, and a few wind farms — along with continued use of fossil fuels — is not a good answer. It does not solve any of our problems, and in fact only makes them worse.
Say NO to more cars, of any kind. Push instead for active transportation and for improved public transit.
Continued economic growth is unsustainable. Period. The only logical choice for us and for the biosphere is de-growth.
#Environment #Climate#ClimateChange#ClimateCrisis#ClimateEmergency #Degrowth #WarOnCars #BanCars
I encountered this issue while using Bonfire:
> Sorry, could not connect to the database. Please try again later and/or contact the instance operators.
@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
This, I hope, is an introduction to the Economies Circle. Would be nice to be able to pin it....but regardless...
The Economies Circle is intended to discuss (in particular) Community Economies. For example, communityeconomies.org/
But participants can discuss other economic topics if they want.
I want to focus a bit on the economic features planned (or at least discussed) for implementation in Bonfire.
A couple of economic features have been discussed:
- an early Offers and Needs app that was once demoed, and
- Valueflows vocabulary features.
I could not find either of those at bonfirenetworks.org/ right now, but then I did look very hard.
As soon as the Offers and Needs app is available for use, I want to deploy an instance in my geographic neighborhood, but will continue the discussion here if any other people are interested.
@bonfire@indieweb.social @bernini@social.coop
I tried to post this in the Economies Circle, and thought I had done so, but apparently not....
What did I do wrong?
This, I hope, is an introduction to the Economies Circle. Would be nice to be able to pin it....but regardless...
The Economies Circle is intended to discuss (in particular) Community Economies. For example, communityeconomies.org/
But participants can discuss other economic topics if they want.
I want to focus a bit on the economic features planned (or at least discussed) for implementation in Bonfire.
A couple of economic features have been discussed:
- an early Offers and Needs app that was once demoed, and
- Valueflows vocabulary features.
I could not find either of those at bonfirenetworks.org/ right now, but then I did look very hard.
As soon as the Offers and Needs app is available for use, I want to deploy an instance in my geographic neighborhood, but will continue the discussion here if any other people are interested.