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Didn’t know about Indus civilisation. Very interesting!
How do you see anarchy in the past (like, say, in ancient Rome)?
… Not to be contentious, but ancient Rome was not anarchy in any meaningful sense.
Okay, I might have worded that bad. What I meant was how do you see historical societies that were hierarchical, like ancient Rome, going anarchical instead?
IMO, we were not psychologically prepared as a species to master agriculture so quickly.
So the problem is dismatch between psychological and material development?
It also works over the Internet, so this is the easiest way to try it out. If you want to set up your own physical network, you might want to look into HaLow radio as that’s probably the fastest medium among the available options (way faster than the popular LoRa).
I’m not an expert, but it is a decentralised network stack that can work over any physical medium, so you and friend can spin up two radios and have text and audio communication, and simple web sites as well as lots of other stuff completely independently from anybody!
We need more Reticulum content!
I don’t think they are comparable. Discord is built around communities (servers) with text and voice chats in one place, while Matrix is more about personal and group text chats. Spaces do exist in Matrix but they are not so convenient and there are no voice chats. I’d prefer Matrix for personal communication and Discord-like platforms for big thematic communities.
How do you see anarchy in the past (like, say, in ancient Rome)? And why do you think humanity went to hierarchy? Genuinely curious.
Just tried out their official Android app. Doesn’t seem vibe-coded at all. Very stable and high guality experience. Also the project began in 2023 (or even earlier) when LLMs were arguably still to weak for writing functional code, so at least it didn’t start as a vibe-coded project.
Aren’t capitalism and hierarchical societies in general a necessary stage of human development?
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Gander: an offline file viewer for Android with an empty permissions page. MIT on GitHub, and now on Play too.
111·16 days agoAny vibe-coded parts?
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·17 days agoGoodness, it’s a whole microcosm in itself! I’m very intrigued to try it out. If they add encrypted communication, it’ll be able to replace basically all services people self-host 😅
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·17 days agoThat sounds super convenient, thanks!
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·17 days agoWhere did you find this feature? Do you mean bookmarks?
Sorry, turned out it’s a feature of the client Interstellar, not Mbin itself.
This is the Mbin term for what Lemmy calls Communities.
Oh okay, makes perfect sense. Thanks!
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Best actually practical use cases for old tech?English
1·20 days agoThanks for sharing your setup! Debian does seem to be a good option for this use case. Otherwise I think I’ll also try Alpine Linux.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
1·21 days agoLooks promising. I’ll give it a try. Thanks!
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·21 days agoI like MBin. But I haven’t found toot functionality on PieFed.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·21 days agoWell, I’ve heard a lot of people saying good things about Friendica, so I’m willing to invest some time and energy!
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Most feature complete ActivityPub platform?English
2·21 days agoYes, I tried Mbin after another user recommended it here and it is what I need!
I would not be really opposed to having Mastodon feed separately, but I’m really enjoying the combined feed feature of Mbin. Although Mastodon posts do end up in the ‘random’ magazine there.




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