rakoo

https://blah.rako.space/users/rakoo

Francilien de naissance, Azuréen d'adoption, Ligérien de cœur.

A Gauche de la Gauche. Toutes les inepties de ce système remontent au Capitalisme.

Aime la technologie, n'aime pas le progrès.

Moins vous êtes HSBC, plus j'aurais tendance à vous suivre automatiquement parce que je veux pas reproduire le monde physique dans ma timeline.

[m]atrix: @m:rako.space
XMPP/email/δ-chat: [email protected]
Pronoms: il/lui
web: [www.rako.space](http://www.rako.space )

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2026-07-24 10:51:06 UTC

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Ah ouais je m'étais pas rendu compte du truc, trop bien !!
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2026-07-24 09:50:57 UTC

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Ah ok ! Vous vous êtes installé un petit réseau physique avec des répéteurs, du coup ? Ya du monde dessus ?
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2026-07-24 09:28:16 UTC

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ouiiiii ! Je vois passer des trucs à droite à gauche avec deux technos incompatibles et reticulum qui a l'air chouette par dessus
Magnifique montage en tout cas
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2026-04-19 18:19:26 UTC

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yes, actual engineering cares about some ethics, but it always ends in "we should make it safe/clean"; it never ends with "we shouldn't do that because it is a bad thing in itself"

2026-04-19 12:57:59 UTC

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When have technical people, gravitating around engineering practices, have ever cared about ethical issues ? The entire mindset is a logical conclusion of capitalism and colonialism: categorize reality, humans, environment into simple boxes, manipulate boxes to produce artificial reality that works for you, the master

2026-04-03 06:40:03 UTC

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They did start that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_SQL_Database
The problem was that "sql" is big, so first they would have to agree on a specific set of instructions for a full RDBMS which is pretty much as much work as a browser itself
So they proposed to just use sqlite, which was almost fine except now a standard would only be properly implemented by a single implementation. This is worse than the current web.

2026-03-10 19:56:03 UTC

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Commit to not using AI for any development ! AI is a tool of domination and supremacy that will be and already is used against, amongst other, women

2026-02-05 09:03:45 UTC

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I'm biased (although not a dev) but multi-profile and throwaway accounts are already the case, it's so easy to create and delete accounts I juggle with a dozen of them while I only really need one or two 😅

2026-01-25 22:06:31 UTC

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also arch, you can download an archive of a package and install it offline (provided you have the dependencies already installed of course)

2025-12-07 17:59:46 UTC

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In short: no. DeltaChat is a messenger application that *happens* to use email. It's not a general purpose email manager. There might be ways to do what you want to do but with no guarantees as to whether it's going to work in the long term or not.

2025-07-24 14:18:27 UTC

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With alt text
https://blah.rako.space/media/ee/48/49/ee4849db69a306ea74bd7f42817b29167d737d959888fb5bae457a72d121385a.jpg

2025-07-12 17:44:36 UTC

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You can even do that automatically thanks to uBlock Origin, you need to activate the "AdGuard URL Tracking Protection" list (for some reason it's not activated by default) and all tracking shit in the url is removed

2025-07-10 13:00:21 UTC

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He needs to earn money. Try earning money on capitalist networks, and then on non-capitalist networks. I'd love it if the second worked, but it isn't true yet
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2025-07-10 12:55:35 UTC

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You cannot magically extract yourself from capitalism. Its hegemony means you can't just get away from everything and still survive. You still need to pay rent, so you still need to earn money, so you still need to ask for it on platforms that maximize the chances of earning it. There's no magical solution.
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2025-06-11 09:52:34 UTC

On a pas le même chapeau mais on a la même passion
Merci @[email protected]
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2025-02-25 10:14:32 UTC

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Le message touche mais il ne faut pas tomber dans le piège: si il est important que les immigré·es puissent avoir une vie digne ce n'est pas parce qu'iels sont utiles mais parce que ce sont des êtres humains comme les autres. Ce genre de vidéos peut justifier une politique tout aussi raciste de "on vous donne un titre de séjour si vous travaillez"

2025-02-20 10:03:31 UTC

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We don't need a fork of Firefox, we need a fork of Mozilla the org. Not just a technical project with nice features but an org that
- goes at the W3C table and discusses where the web should go
- lobbies people with a minimum of relevant power (aka not citizens unfortunately) to take privacy and friends into consideration when taking decisions
- advocates for the importance of said privacy, interoperability to the public at large
That's all the things that make Mozilla important. Firefox is a powerful tool to show a path forward where those values are (should be) respected, makes the names stick more easily, gives concrete steps but it is the technical part. We won't have a better future by simply focusing on technical solutions. That shit's political
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2025-02-19 16:49:45 UTC

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Wait, maybe I read too fast, but it seems to me the link "only" says the President is the head of all executive institutions and there are no independent agencies, but it doesn't say anytping about the power to enact laws and such
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2025-01-25 19:35:43 UTC

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Technically it's not the app, it's the server software, i.e it's mastodon-the-thing-that-runs-on-the-server and not the app that decides not to allow that. "Sign with" isn't part of the spec, so any software can do what they want

2024-11-12 14:56:18 UTC

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I still don't see how that is not a criticism of git porcelain UX as something that is too complicated for what ~everyone wants to do anyway, yet needs way too much time to learn. A major point of UX is that it should map well to what users want to do, so if it doesn't, can't we say it's bad ?
Just like vi's UX re-uses your ed wizardry but overhauls the UX to make it better for more people. You don't have to spend as much time in vi and in ed to have the same proficiency: for the vast majority of use cases, ed's UX is bad

2024-10-12 19:28:27 UTC

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There's at least one field that is more easily approached from the reactive side than the proactive: security. You don't know you're wrong until it's too late. Working proactively of course exists but it has its flaws as well in the form of certifications.
Maybe taking some inspiration from that field while keeping in mind its errors ?

2024-09-04 22:12:53 UTC

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> Ideally, programs would have mailboxes capable of receiving dynamically-typed messages with proper structure.
That's what D-Bus does, and I'm not a big fan of it: it requires developers to imagine all possible interactions and prepare for them. It's not highly composable. A better system would be for any process to be able to inspect another process and change it live, regardless of what the "receiver" had planned.
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