The Web is owned by like four companies. Itās okay to drop the farce about it being driven by the community because it really isnāt. https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/24/22297686/browser-extension-blocks-sites-using-google-facebook-microsoft-amazon
Hello again, Fediverse!
A post to confirm if my h-card works for Bridgy.
Everything I'd do differently if I could go back and rewrite my Android app today
https://reader.jacky.wtf/share/6036b05a8847c9.32437082
This has some good tidbits but I always wondered about in-app update notices. Does this mean that the general Google Play Store is bad about this? F-Droid is very quick.
Basis for Fortressās endpoints are down! Now to implement some light rel=me auth (going to start with e-mail, tbh because thatāll also allow me to work on sync tasks)
Once I added the word ābrowserā to āWeb developmentā, it made more sense. Because Web development is currently only for the Web browser (and namely Googleās Chrome). Language is critical because it can either mask or expose things - and the fact of the matter is that Web development today is only for Web browsers and the majority of the pushes for āthingsā come either from WHATWG or Chromeās product team. The Web is a product for Google and not a commons - hence why the proprietarization of the Web is so important to them.