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I see the #Solid project is going great (sarcasm). I picked a host from https://solidproject.org/get_a_pod that hasn't pivoted to AI (cough #Inrupt cough), so https://solid.redpencil.io/. I created an account and tried to sign in from both https://dokie.li/ and https://solid.redpencil.io/ itself, and got a completely inscrutable and probably insecure confirmation screen:
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I see the #Solid project is going great (sarcasm). I picked a host from https://solidproject.org/get_a_pod that hasn't pivoted to AI (cough #Inrupt cough), so https://solid.redpencil.io/. I created an account and tried to sign in from both https://dokie.li/ and https://solid.redpencil.io/ itself, and got a completely inscrutable and probably insecure confirmation screen:
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Just made the best Werewolf play ever: I was a werewolf, and the villagers had to kill one of us this round or else we'd outnumber them. I claimed to be the seer, managed to call out the right number of people, but accused the actual seer of being a simple villager. Somehow the village didn't realize that there would be no reason for a person I said was a villager to lie and say they were the seer, and they killed the actual seer instead of me. Win!
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Just made the best Werewolf play ever: I was a werewolf, and the villagers had to kill one of us this round or else we'd outnumber them. I claimed to be the seer, managed to call out the right number of people, but accused the actual seer of being a simple villager. Somehow the village didn't realize that there would be no reason for a person I said was a villager to lie and say they were the seer, and they killed the actual seer instead of me. Win!
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Just made the best Werewolf play ever: I was a werewolf, and the villagers had to kill one of us this round or else we'd outnumber them. I claimed to be the seer, managed to call out the right number of people, but accused the actual seer of being a simple villager. Somehow the village didn't realize that there would be no reason for a person I said was a villager to lie and say they were the seer, and they killed the actual seer instead of me. Win!
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Just made the best Werewolf play ever: I was a werewolf, and the villagers had to kill one of us this round or else we'd outnumber them. I claimed to be the seer, managed to call out the right number of people, but accused the actual seer of being a simple villager. Somehow the village didn't realize that there would be no reason for a person I said was a villager to lie and say they were the seer, and they killed the actual seer instead of me. Win!
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Just made the best Werewolf play ever: I was a werewolf, and the villagers had to kill one of us this round or else we'd outnumber them. I claimed to be the seer, managed to call out the right number of people, but accused the actual seer of being a simple villager. Somehow the village didn't realize that there would be no reason for a person I said was a villager to lie and say they were the seer, and they killed the actual seer instead of me. Win!
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Kobe Portopia Hotel score so far:
+ Did not have a 4am power outage that turned on the emergency lights in the rooms
+ Shower curtains keep water in shower (if you think this is a low bar, try visiting a hotel in Europe)
* Can get waffles w/ fruit for breakfast for ¥1200, as opposed to the buffet that's ~¥3000.
- Room thermostat resets to 25C every minute or so. -
Kobe Portopia Hotel score so far:
+ Did not have a 4am power outage that turned on the emergency lights in the rooms
+ Shower curtains keep water in shower (if you think this is a low bar, try visiting a hotel in Europe)
* Can get waffles w/ fruit for breakfast for ¥1200, as opposed to the buffet that's ~¥3000.
- Room thermostat resets to 25C every minute or so. -
Kobe Portopia Hotel score so far:
+ Did not have a 4am power outage that turned on the emergency lights in the rooms
+ Shower curtains keep water in shower (if you think this is a low bar, try visiting a hotel in Europe)
* Can get waffles w/ fruit for breakfast for ¥1200, as opposed to the buffet that's ~¥3000.
- Room thermostat resets to 25C every minute or so. -
Kobe Portopia Hotel score so far:
+ Did not have a 4am power outage that turned on the emergency lights in the rooms
+ Shower curtains keep water in shower (if you think this is a low bar, try visiting a hotel in Europe)
* Can get waffles w/ fruit for breakfast for ¥1200, as opposed to the buffet that's ~¥3000.
- Room thermostat resets to 25C every minute or so. -
Kobe Portopia Hotel score so far:
+ Did not have a 4am power outage that turned on the emergency lights in the rooms
+ Shower curtains keep water in shower (if you think this is a low bar, try visiting a hotel in Europe)
* Can get waffles w/ fruit for breakfast for ¥1200, as opposed to the buffet that's ~¥3000.
- Room thermostat resets to 25C every minute or so. -
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We need more experiments in what a #SoftwareCommons might look like. It's clear that non-copyleft #OpenSource isn't it, because it ignores the principles that Ostrom found in long-lived natural resource #commons (https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/). We shouldn't expect all of them to carry over, but we at least need enforceable rules to ensure that people profiting from a piece of software have to contribute to supporting it.
We should not expect these experiments to succeed quickly. It will take time to shift the Overton window.
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We need more experiments in what a #SoftwareCommons might look like. It's clear that non-copyleft #OpenSource isn't it, because it ignores the principles that Ostrom found in long-lived natural resource #commons (https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/). We shouldn't expect all of them to carry over, but we at least need enforceable rules to ensure that people profiting from a piece of software have to contribute to supporting it.
We should not expect these experiments to succeed quickly. It will take time to shift the Overton window.
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We need more experiments in what a #SoftwareCommons might look like. It's clear that non-copyleft #OpenSource isn't it, because it ignores the principles that Ostrom found in long-lived natural resource #commons (https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/). We shouldn't expect all of them to carry over, but we at least need enforceable rules to ensure that people profiting from a piece of software have to contribute to supporting it.
We should not expect these experiments to succeed quickly. It will take time to shift the Overton window.
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We need more experiments in what a #SoftwareCommons might look like. It's clear that non-copyleft #OpenSource isn't it, because it ignores the principles that Ostrom found in long-lived natural resource #commons (https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/). We shouldn't expect all of them to carry over, but we at least need enforceable rules to ensure that people profiting from a piece of software have to contribute to supporting it.
We should not expect these experiments to succeed quickly. It will take time to shift the Overton window.
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We need more experiments in what a #SoftwareCommons might look like. It's clear that non-copyleft #OpenSource isn't it, because it ignores the principles that Ostrom found in long-lived natural resource #commons (https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/). We shouldn't expect all of them to carry over, but we at least need enforceable rules to ensure that people profiting from a piece of software have to contribute to supporting it.
We should not expect these experiments to succeed quickly. It will take time to shift the Overton window.
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Looks like #pbot is only on bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/pbotinfo.bsky.social/post/3lzyp5t3f5c27), but if you're in Portland, OR #pdx, you should take their transportation cousin survey by tomorrow: https://www.portland.gov/transportation/2045tsp-committee/2045tsp/2045-tsp-vison-and-goals-survey
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@chrisneedham In (at least) the second mode, we'd need at least one governance body (kinda like a certificate authority, maybe) to help everyone decide whether to trust the signing keys.
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@lauren @dangoodin #AWU has won NLRB elections for some bargaining units, but we still have a long way to go to cover all ~200k employees and TVCs. We even got Google recognized as a joint employer for a couple of the units, although Google's likely to drag that through as many courts as they can: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24026025/google-nlrb-youtube-music-contractors-alphabet-workers-union
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@lauren @dangoodin #AWU has won NLRB elections for some bargaining units, but we still have a long way to go to cover all ~200k employees and TVCs. We even got Google recognized as a joint employer for a couple of the units, although Google's likely to drag that through as many courts as they can: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24026025/google-nlrb-youtube-music-contractors-alphabet-workers-union
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@lauren @dangoodin #AWU has won NLRB elections for some bargaining units, but we still have a long way to go to cover all ~200k employees and TVCs. We even got Google recognized as a joint employer for a couple of the units, although Google's likely to drag that through as many courts as they can: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24026025/google-nlrb-youtube-music-contractors-alphabet-workers-union
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@lauren @dangoodin #AWU has won NLRB elections for some bargaining units, but we still have a long way to go to cover all ~200k employees and TVCs. We even got Google recognized as a joint employer for a couple of the units, although Google's likely to drag that through as many courts as they can: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24026025/google-nlrb-youtube-music-contractors-alphabet-workers-union
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@lauren @dangoodin #AWU has won NLRB elections for some bargaining units, but we still have a long way to go to cover all ~200k employees and TVCs. We even got Google recognized as a joint employer for a couple of the units, although Google's likely to drag that through as many courts as they can: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24026025/google-nlrb-youtube-music-contractors-alphabet-workers-union