I kinda wanna switch from AntennaPod to another FOSS podcast player for Android that lets me listen to one podcast at a time, like how TV apps lets you watch one show at a time.

I found a Reddit thread where people have the same issue.

In practice, the only thing that makes web experiences good is caring about the user experience — specifically, the experience of folks at the margins. Technologies come and go, but what always makes the difference is giving a toss about the user.

WebVM is a full Linux environment running in the browser, client-side. It is a complete virtual machine, with support for persistent data storage, networking and, as of today’s release, Xorg and complete desktop environments. In an instance of WebVM, everything executes locally within the browser sandbox.

Kingdom Builder / Rebirth comparison thread.

A good follow up to Ink and Switch’s Local First Software, https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/

This blog post records some thoughts on how to architect a real-time collaborative app when you do have a central server.

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Oh, great, there’s an RFC, that’s awesome.

Maybe Gmail will just switch to that and no milters will be necessary?

I already started a thread.

App idea.

Postfix milters that translate Gmail’s dumb reaction format to Delta Chat’s good one, and the other way around. Would only work on the unencrypted threads with Gmail users so the benefit is pretty minor.

I’ve found specs for how the reaction looks on Gmail’s end:

A free bulk domain (who is) checker tool for checking domain availability based on WHOIS lookups.

Seems like Peer Tube support for rtorrent isn’t on the books for the foreseeable.

European alternatives for digital products

Learn when to use flexbox and CSS grid with examples and use cases.