Posts by despens@digipres.club
(DIR) Post #ADE8bm1Xp6W2rRzzE0 by despens@digipres.club
2021-11-09T12:39:12Z
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Hey all, PDF party! Reply with a screenshot of this PDF and note what software you used to render it!https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pdf-association/safedocs/main/Inline%20Image%20Abbreviations/InlineAbbreviations.pdf
(DIR) Post #ADE8bmdpWl8mmBuYts by despens@digipres.club
2021-11-09T13:33:38Z
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OnlyOffice
(DIR) Post #ADE8bnGTD636i1zQ80 by despens@digipres.club
2021-11-09T13:17:56Z
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Google Chrome v95
(DIR) Post #ADEh7TJWJqjuXbh2hs by despens@digipres.club
2021-11-09T15:29:51Z
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@liaizon Get blurry!
(DIR) Post #ADEh7UJCcW4zcuYIqm by despens@digipres.club
2021-11-09T15:42:54Z
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@liaizon It's from here: https://www.pdfa.org/safedocs-unearths-pdf-inline-image-issue/
(DIR) Post #AJ4QlqOHwj5iYTvnGK by despens@digipres.club
2022-05-03T09:11:28Z
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@misty Awesome thanks!!
(DIR) Post #ALSFSEXRQIusB0meiO by despens@digipres.club
2022-07-13T08:40:31Z
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Since Google Docs switched to HTML canvas based rendering X11 copy/paste doesn't work anymore (marking text to copy and middle-click to paste) 🙄
(DIR) Post #ANI31K9o6OC6WPiTr6 by despens@digipres.club
2022-09-06T14:12:54Z
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Just had a peek into this book that discusses floppy disks as a cultural practice https://www.onomatopee.net/product/floppy-disk-fever/ — excellent stuff
(DIR) Post #APJmQGMuIYqekKp7vk by despens@digipres.club
2022-11-06T06:07:21Z
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@misty Let's go!
(DIR) Post #APJmd76U3YH5mCGlU0 by despens@digipres.club
2022-11-06T06:09:39Z
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@misty Big L'Arche du Captain Blood energy!
(DIR) Post #APJnz5kXs1dNu13GhU by despens@digipres.club
2022-11-06T06:24:51Z
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@misty Wow I had no idea there was a series…
(DIR) Post #AS90UZZ4H9ywznkRjk by despens@digipres.club
2023-01-29T18:53:09Z
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(DIR) Post #ASeCwJRa9luLb7kICm by despens@digipres.club
2023-02-13T20:14:47Z
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@misty elk.zone is a little better interface-wise with displaying threads.bonfirenetworks.org has the best thread display (to my liking at least), but it's not ready to use yet.
(DIR) Post #AUXE2dtciFsLzirxp2 by despens@digipres.club
2023-04-11T07:08:33Z
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@misty Didn't use it for Mastodon, but it is _very_ slow, charges for deleted items, and your monthly egress limit is the amount of storage you use, which is very weird. So if you host 20 tiny PNGs and one 1 minute video, no two people can watch the video without the limit being hit. It is probably OK for rather evenly distributed archival access, but not for items that are shared and might become popular—unless you're moving there with a large amount of data from the get go.
(DIR) Post #AVYhJslhQSvOBkzHZg by despens@digipres.club
2023-05-11T19:14:53Z
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@misty @hailey Just a minute ago GitHub didn't show a file that has 45k lines because it was deemed too large. I used the raw view and Firefox rendered it in an instant. With a real scrollbar, with the ability to use the browser's built-in search, etc. But I guess it's no fun unless you basically re-implement the whole browser as web workers or something 😉 …Inner-Platform Effect
(DIR) Post #AVpAP2OHE5Me02JnmK by despens@digipres.club
2023-05-19T12:36:45Z
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Wowzies, De Digitale Stad, a 1994 online community from the Netherlands, was acknowledged as a UNESCO heritage site https://www.dutchnews.nl/2023/05/dutch-digital-city-from-1994-is-part-of-unescos-memory-list/
(DIR) Post #AXKCdgMeZflLA8nvyS by despens@digipres.club
2023-07-03T15:45:20Z
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(DIR) Post #Ax4693yetdAbrBD3bM by despens@digipres.club
2025-08-11T15:47:07Z
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@ashley get a personal assistant
(DIR) Post #AzvYinwGEtaX0gSe1Y by despens@digipres.club
2025-10-01T16:40:12Z
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I always dreamed of a record shop where records aren't ordered by artist or year of release, but more semantically: aerobic exercise records, tunes recorded by accordion playing policemen, records with covers that were clearly made in power point, etc… piloting this with my own collection this leads to a large number of highly interesting groups of maximum 3 or 4 items.In my day job I am managing linked open data.
(DIR) Post #B2567hEYSg7qF2qiDA by despens@digipres.club
2026-01-08T15:59:14Z
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@bitsgalore @bortzmeyer …the things people do to avoid JSON :D