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@xeroxerox you can install from Obtanium and get notifications for new versions that way

please send me zines about community fridges if you have one or know where I can find any!!!

#Zines #CommunityFridges #CommunityFridge #FreeFood #Commoning #BoostsWelcome

They also stock a fresh supply of @papinto's on their shelves

Anyone here knowledgeable about the growth of digital surveillance infrastructure in Latin America? I've read a few articles about Mexico and Guatemala but am no means an expert and am hoping to learn more.

je 3€ 👙

I skateboarded to the @zlb_berlin to do some wifi-ing and was reminded that they have their mastodon handle posted on the front door. Bravo!

We now show alt text in the fediverse! Now alt text from photos in your blog...

We now show alt text in the fediverse! Now alt text from photos in your blog posts gets sent out over ActivityPub, so your images are more accessible to your readers and followers there.

Alt text (meaning alternative text) lets you add a description of any images you include in your posts. This is especially helpful to readers who are blind or have low vision, and use screen readers to consume your posts — instead of an empty space where your image is, the screen reader can read aloud the description you provide, giving them the full context of everything you’re sharing.

In our Plain Text editor, you can use standard Markdown to add alt text in the brackets before your image URL:

![A screenshot of the Insert Image modal, showing fields for the image URL, alt text, and optional title.](https://i.snap.as/71LVK9TQ.png)

In our Rich Text editor, you can use the top menu option: Insert → Image to find a Description (alt text) field, where you can describe the image:

Alt text on Write.as has been here since day one. But especially with it carrying over to the fediverse now, we’d highly encourage writers to make an effort to include it more often in their posts!

#updates #fediverse #altText #accessibility

@senonosteven1 sadly not much at the moment as I live in a city and don't have good access to land to grow stuff on

@lettuce pretty

Avatar update time, I am now more colorful...

@gavcloud on mac os x or 9?

@gavcloud what themes do you remember spending lots of time with?

@wakest oh I guess mentions and urls getting auto linked are not implemented on prismo cc @mbajur

This article has more pictures of what Somatic looked like: https://www.softpedia.com/reviews/mac/2-2-12777.shtml#sgal_0

I was very surprised that Shapeshifter doesn't even have its own Wikipedia page, Unsanity does: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsanity but its rather sparse for how important for an era of Mac OS it was

@mi @me is there any documentation of that? would love to see it

@jessienab I touched my lip right after picking this one up, luckily I managed to wash my hands and face pretty quickly, but yeah the liquid is nasttyyyy

RE: https://mastodon.social/@memexikon/117077436650662499

How my strange upbringing intersects with @TheOnion...

I recently came across @rosyna talking about trying to bring back `haxies` and discovered that they were part of Unsanity. If you are not familiar, this is the krew who made Shapeshifter which thus enabled "Mac Theming" to flourish (@macthemes) for as long as it did. A lot of my early childhood interest in computers started by trying to figure out how get various themes installed & working. This screenshot is of Somatic by @dlanham that I rocked for a long time in the early Mac OS X Tiger era.

@me yeah the one with the battery percentage has an arm cortex lol