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Newsletter #104 introduction | Laurens
Ryan Broderick wrote an excellent essay in his newsletter Garbage Day this week, titled "you can never truly go back". Part of his argument is that...
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Laurens (@laurenshof.online)
New: Last Week in Bluesky I wrote about how the rapid shift into authoritarianism in the US affects Bluesky, and how that impacts other projects o...
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Newsletter #104 introduction | Laurens
Ryan Broderick wrote an excellent essay in his newsletter Garbage Day this week, titled "you can never truly go back". Part of his argument is that...
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fascinerende parallel met hoe mensen hierop reageren met "ja maar het gaat om de inhoud niet om de esthetiek" met hoe nederlandse publieke organisaties zeggen dat we met zn allen naar mastodon moeten gaan ipv X, en ook niet rekening houden met de esthetiek van mastodon RE:
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Sander Schimmelpenninck (@schimmelpenninck.bsky.social)
Dit is wel het probleem: dit ziet er zo krakerig uit dat normale mensen hier geen zin in hebben. Terwijl ook Amsterdamse matchameizen best mee will...