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  1. I’ve been experimenting with #SonicPi and #samples for a couple of years, but the idea of trying to record a proper track only came to me after @stephan gave me one of his old MIDI controllers last year. Then, this July, my son happened to hear some of my experiments and convinced me that I should release them. :) So I uploaded the track to #Bandwagon: bandwagon.fm/6a6281203459472c0.

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  2. I'm excited to share my progress on the new "Conversations" app for #Emissary. If you've been watching the SWF end-to-end encrypted (#E2EE) messaging project this should look familiar.

    But the Conversations app can also send regular, unencrypted "direct messages" too. Here's an exchange with a Mastodon server.

    Wagoneers on #Bandwagon will be some of the first to try this out - though I'm probably not activating E2EE on Bandwagon.

    I'm hoping this enables many new kinds of apps on Emissary.

  3. I'm so excited for this next year on the #Fediverse.

    And the more I learn, the more I think #BridgyFed is going to become a foundational part of our network.

    I just posted my first messages from #Emissary across Bridgy to my account on BlueSky.

    I still have some things to fix (on my end, not theirs) but it worked.

    IT WORKED.

    NGL, I feel a little like Morpheus right now. And just think of what it will mean for every account set up on #Bandwagon...

  4. A quotation from Victor Hugo

    We might have understood and admired in him protest in the name of legality and liberty, proud opposition, legitimate but perilous resistance to the all-powerful Napoleon. But what pleases us in the treatment of those on their way up is less pleasing in the treatment of those on their way down. We approve of fighting only so long as there is danger, and in any case only those who fought in the first instance have the right to be exterminators at the last. He who has not been a persistent opponent in times of prosperity should remain silent when the downfall comes. Challenging success gives the only legitimacy to prosecuting failure.
     
    [Nous eussions compris et admiré la protestation au nom du droit et de la liberté, l’opposition fière, la résistance périlleuse et juste à Napoléon tout-puissant. Mais ce qui nous plaît vis-à-vis de ceux qui montent nous plaît moins vis-à-vis de ceux qui tombent. Nous n’aimons le combat que tant qu’il y a du danger ; et, dans tous les cas, les combattants de la première heure ont seuls le droit d’être les exterminateurs de la dernière. Qui n’a pas été accusateur opiniâtre pendant la prospérité doit se taire devant l’écroulement. Le dénonciateur du succès est le seul légitime justicier de la chute.]

    Victor Hugo (1802-1885) French writer
    Les Misérables, Part 1 “Fantine,” Book 1 “An Upright Man,” ch. 11 (1.1.11) (1862) [tr. Donougher (2013)]

    More info about (and translations of) this quote: wist.info/hugo-victor/78713/

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