I haven't managed to get too much time playing it yet, but everytime I read about OpenHV, it lifts up my heart. Really proves hope is never lost, and a long forgotten project could finally come to light.
That, and also I really liked the art style of Tyrian and HardVacuum designs.
C'est mon point. Enfin une partie de mon point.
EDIT: Note que le sud de l'Aisne (autour de Château Thierry) est souvent qualifié de "Bas de l'Aisne". Mais c'est surtout pour le jeu de mot.
Joli
Je me souviens vaguement de ça, oui. Des trois, ils ont pris le plus pourrave (et c'était pourtant pas brillant, comme sélection)
Bah, une carte ça se regarde à plat sur une table, non?
I've had a blast playing Smokin' Guns : https://www.smokin-guns.org/downloads
(Veloren is pretty awesome too, in a completely different way : https://veloren.net/ )
End users (so to speak) usally don't buy full parmesan wheels, anyway ;)
Great, I guess I just jumped off that ship before it became cool again ;)
Thanks for the insightful update.
To this guy, yes, though less to this article (that is pretty watered-down) than to the regular rants he posted to friendica/zot/... on that particular subject. Thanks for spotting his interview, though, brings black memories
What do you mean by specifications?
This was a few years back, and my memory isn't that great, but from I recall : Diaspora had a rather privileged childhood, in the form of a very successul kickstarter. And they basically were the cool kids back then, and as such they didn't follow any existing protocol (which, at that time, would have been either OStatus or XMPP, basically) and went their own way. Federation at that time wasn't that much of a hype, but still they (rightfully) felt it would be great to document their protocol, and they published (some sort of) specification.
At the same time, Friendica's author (which then went to built several other socialnetworking tools/platforms, as RedMatrix, Huzbilla, Zap, Zot, ...) spent some time trying to federate his tools (can't remember if it was Friendica or RedMatrix) with Diaspora. And was appalled by how unusable the specification was. From what I understood, at least.
It's been there much longer, for one thing. But from what I recall, it's been a mess specs-wise. I do especially remember Friendica/Zot's author despairing over how little they followed their own specifications. I'm not sure they're still relevant today
Je ne suis pas tout à fait d'accord avec ce point : à la campagne, tu as plus facilement moyen de te faire un potager pour limiter l'impact du coût de la vie, par exemple. La proximité de la nature offre des activités gratuites en nombre (et une source facile de nourriture gratuite, aux bonnes saisons).