shork @noiob@awoo.space

I know some of you are Bitcoinwealthy. If you want to spend some money on a good cause please help a #34c3 attendee. If you are not you might still want to help and spread it. Kind regards. https://www.gofundme.com/financing-an-ewheelchair

The beautiful work of @quine.

Now that the twist is out I've renamed the CAD video and also picked a new thumbnail for it
This doubles as getting to reuse the original sonic one for the next sla!
new and old thumbs for comparison, new one hasn't populated yet

MY OTHER SHIRT HAS A WOLF ON IT.
https://tshirtsbot.com/product/my-other-shirt-has-a-wolf-on-it/

“DESIGN FOR DEBATE
When designers take responsibility for designing a debate, running a debate and following through on the decisions that emerge from the debate.
Debates do not merely arise as a result of some designed artifact, no matter how critical, speculative, futural or fictional. Debates are things that designers need to make happen, things that are difficult to design and take a long time to design.”
Not so unrelated to #forkOff

i think the most important thing i can say at this point is that if you want a project with good or really any governance, glitchsoc isn't the thing you're looking for.

so if you want a fork with governance, you're gonna have to make one

and that's cool i encourage you to do so

i don't have a lot of advice about how to do that other than to think carefully about who or what your fork is FOR

i'm too tired for any of this stuff so please leave me out of it

good luck~

@maloki The word "governance" is key. Forking the software would be pointless without establishing the social infrastructure first. And that means all the boring-but-essential stuff: bylaws, a code of conduct, how to handle RFCs, something like a Board of Directors, etc. Otherwise, it's just Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V.

If Forking is Hostile, The Act of Telling someone to #ForkOff is equally hostile.

So. You know.

Gargamel asked us to #ForkOff, and here we are.

And if anyone needs receipts:

https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/100137040814277612

But what if you're not alone?

What if so many of us have been told to #ForkOff that we together possess enough knowledge and experiences that we can go forward with this project?

What if we survey the battlefield (because that's what it felt like today) and see what we can contribute, together?

When someone tells you to "Just fork it" it is always a power play from their side. They are saying it because they know that you alone can't do anything about it.

They know you can't fork it if you're not a coder.

They know you can't fork it if you only understand front-end stuff.

They know you can't fork it alone.

Telling someone you know can't fork it to do it is equivalent to Fuck off, or #ForkOff as some other people said it.

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