@OpenPriv@cwtch_im resisting metadata means @cwtch_im will remain ad-free and sans analytics, developed by the non-profit Open Privacy Research Society so we won't (can't!) sell controlling interest. this is made possible thru independent donations (inc crypto) and patreon: https://t.co/IMxdavH4i1
This is possibly the most important and long-awaited tweet that I've ever composed.
On behalf of @Twitter, I am delighted to announce their new @TorProject onion service, at:
https://t.co/Un8u0AEXeE
video games are kind of like if every 5 years you had to buy new glasses to look at the latest paintings in a museum. and then every 8 years they delete the paintings because they stopped making the old glasses. sometimes they repaint the paintings but the vibes are all off now
@_mawhrin @hipsterelectron if you weren't a rando trying to start a dogpile, you'd maybe realize i'm simultaneously opposed to blockchain tech/integration AND bad logic deployed against bad ideas. but you are so bye :)
reduce inequality! but crypto is too high-risk to expose the poors to. ecofash is a fake idea! but anything that uses as much energy as bitcoin should be illegal. proprietary standards are evil! except for game objects, which belong in corporate silos. i am a leftist
Discreet Log is back!
Today @errorinn talks about how we are using Flutter Cucumber, Gherkin scripts, in addition to custom steps and hooks, to significantly expand the scope and depth of automated UI testing in @cwtch_im.
https://t.co/p6B493MF1j
funny story: when i took this screenshot, i thought the last step was failing because the test script was incomplete. but actually, the download folder really wasn't saving when edited manually, and now the bug is caught + fixed :D
today in #cwtchdev: greatly improving our automated integration/regression testing with @cucumberbdd (visualization thanks to @g_kushang https://t.co/rtZlhWMoA1). Discreet Log post coming next Friday :)
@nyquildotorg this is it; the artificial scarcity itself isn't the thing people have a problem with. it's the REASON the artificial scarcity was imposed. the reason for implementing the thing is different from the thing itself
so far my understanding of the "artificial scarcity" critique is that it's bad/evil if used for nfts but okay if it's for video games, and the key difference is *mumble mumble*
@nyquildotorg so which is it? i can instantly get a trillion rupees in breath of the wild because they're not scarce, or i can't, because the scarcity is a result of the natural world? if they're not artificially scarce then it has to be one or the other, by definition