Any personal favourites that are not so linear that you would like to suggest?

That feels it went seriously bad

That's a very inspiring idea. Thanks for that!

yea my bad, it looks open source :D

Then maybe I got confused sorry. Somebody mentioned it and then the post was saying it's a service I thought it wasn't open. Will check it properly later. Shouldn't have spoke so quickly I guess

However it does not look like it is open source.

Isn't that a (implementation) detail beyond the point of uselessness though? The big point for me is there. To keep it with the metaphor, that tree is also quite a complex structure, yet still useless.

Could this be of any help ? https://www.firsttimersonly.com/

Personally I was wondering the same too, so I thought to focus on libraries/projects that I already like or find the codebase exciting in some way. Haven't done any major contribution though, with the little time I have available. So.. i dont know if that is good advice or not, just something that makes sense to me.

However let me just bring into mind that we recently defederated from some Lemmy instances and for which reasons we did that (as beehaw I mean).

Friendica, I believe, federates their groups. You can see them from mastodon as a user. I guess in AP vocabulary they are an actor. You can post to the group from mastodon too.

I've been working on a small TUI framework and sound was something I was wondering if possible to be done. My code is in PHP though not Rust. So this might give me some insight on how capturing works (I have no idea how sound works) but what I wanted to create is the capability (more or less) that for example TIC-80 provides where you have input from sound and make graphics respond to it (see Lovebyte jam sessions on youtube for example).

I really like the detail on the non filled ones where the last one on top might not always be a full one.

I recently found out about int10h.org and right away installed one to both work and home computers (PxPlus IBM VGA 16x9). Has been my "latest favourite thing" this website.