Stephen Michael Kellat @alpacaherder@mastodon.sdf.org

The fatal shooting in a #Corona Costco ... apparently the only shooter was an off-duty police officer https://nu.federati.net/url/229316 [SGV Tribune . com] #Riverside_County !SoCal

I did a little workshop at #LGM19 this year called "When In Doubt, Print it Out". We had a lot of fun playing with bar-code scanners and small receipt printers. I finally got around to tidying and documenting things enough to make public:
https://gitlab.com/bhowell/50-shades-of-grayscale

If you're doing work with #screenless interaction and #smallprinters it might be a useful starting point.

@hackernews Australia has no free speech. I've seen Australians say this is a great thing.

Australia’s surprising disregard for free speech - https://www.economist.com/asia/2019/06/15/australias-surprising-disregard-for-free-speech

Could the internet really fracture into a few isolated defensive zones? NATO internet, Chinese internet, etc?

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The NYC subway system runs on OS/2, IBM’s old PC operating system - https://blog.adafruit.com/2019/06/14/the-nyc-subway-system-runs-on-os-2-ibms-old-pc-operating-system-mta-nyc-vintagecomputing/

A radio station that no one claims to run (2017) - http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170801-the-ghostly-radio-station-that-no-one-claims-to-run

Diffu is a Free Software allowing authors to publish all kinds of texts or articles and to aggregate the reactions they generate on social networks, especially through #ActivityPub such as #Mastodon, #PeerTube, #Pleroma, #PixelFed, #Funkwhale, #Hubzilla, #GNUSocial ...

Diffu is a kind of free and federated alternative to #Medium or other applications that are not always easy to install.

More information about @Diffu on the mockup site
https://mockup.diffu.social/?/main/read/art-1

ReToot are welcome 😉 !

Britain's unexplained wealth orders give the state too much power - https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/britains-unexplained-wealth-orders-give-the-state-too-much-power