Notices by Christopher Allan Webber (cwebber)

"fatberg" is I think the grossest term <-> definition I've heard in a while :\

late afternoon funk

@fabianhjr Sounds like a big ol' mess to me.

@fabianhjr And if you were going to go the "okay, fallback to charging people", who do you pay in this model? If you had a bunch of people contributing to a project, how do you determine how much money goes to whom to establish a "license"? And who draws up the license/contract scope, and for what terms?

@fabianhjr Very difficult to suss out, and often problematic. Imagine in this scenario, would a couple poeple hosting a Mastodon node and getting paid to do it via a Patreon/Liberapay be charged for it? Good chance the answer is "yes": they're not officially a cooperative or nonprofit.

@fabianhjr It's not a new concept, look up "copyfarleft".

Again, I think in practice it ends up being a bad system.

@fabianhjr I tend to think NC-style licenses tend to be a disaster in practice. They don't compose very well for one.

@dthompson I hear you... and yet there is room for hope. Good and bad things are moving forward in parallel... the best thing we can do is try to advance the good and push back against the bad.

Your contributions (even though I know your hack time has been limited lately) have been very helpful! Fight the good fight the best you can.

@gargron getting a sense of what your sleep cycle is like and guess it it is not "morning person"

@clacke yup

@chr @nightpool (not serious because I am way overwhelmed. But of course you succeeded in making me fall into the trap of *wanting* to.)

@nightpool @chr sounds good HMU on Mumble

hey buddy got any hash values that hash to themselves

ooh yeah that's the good shit right there

@nightpool @chr sounds like a good scenario for an RPG

gas pump skimmers https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/gas-pump-skimmers

@cemerick I'm onto you and your sxml agenda

content addressed content warnings

that may have needed a CW
the CW would have also been "content addressed emojos"

content addressed emojos

DRM ruined my day (ruined my productivity at least)