@wordmark@Valmond@FreedomAdvocate I agree that the mechanisms of Wikipedia to discuss, to argue and to find truth are not good. In the end it's an old website that hasn't changed much. The biggest innovation was WikiData, which isn't used as much as it should be in the Wikipedia.
So what we need is a system that works differently, but as centrally and openly as Wikipedia. We don't need another instance, where just a different group of people writes the texts.
@wordmark@Valmond@FreedomAdvocate Wikipedia is not written by an agency or organisation. It's written by us. We decide what's in it. It's like democracy: You have to work on keeping it, else it gets lost.
One advantage of #Wikipedia is, that it is a central source of information for everyone. If we loose that and everyone has their own source of information without the need of arguing what the truth is, societies gets more fractured.
Wikipedia is already fractured into different languages.
@kuketzblog@social.tchncs.de oder man benutzt Firefox Klar. Dann werden alle Website Daten regelmäßig gelöscht und es gibt nichts zum leaken. Tatsächlich nutze ich den Browser auf dem Handy fast ausschließlich um links von Apps wie Mastodon zu öffnen und brauche quasi nie das speichern irgendwelcher Website Daten.
@maegul@programming I think there is no general answer, as every developer has different priorities.
Zed looks and feels much better than VSCode to me. Also a lot is working out of the box, where you need to install Plugins in VSCode.
But in both Zed and VSCode I miss the good git support of IntelliJ and the overall intelligence of the Jetbrains IDEs. It feels like IntelliJ knows what I'm doing there at 90%, Zed knows like 60% and VSCode like 50%.
@wordmark @Valmond @FreedomAdvocate I agree that the mechanisms of Wikipedia to discuss, to argue and to find truth are not good. In the end it's an old website that hasn't changed much. The biggest innovation was WikiData, which isn't used as much as it should be in the Wikipedia.
So what we need is a system that works differently, but as centrally and openly as Wikipedia. We don't need another instance, where just a different group of people writes the texts.
@wordmark @Valmond @FreedomAdvocate Wikipedia is not written by an agency or organisation. It's written by us. We decide what's in it. It's like democracy: You have to work on keeping it, else it gets lost.
One advantage of #Wikipedia is, that it is a central source of information for everyone. If we loose that and everyone has their own source of information without the need of arguing what the truth is, societies gets more fractured.
Wikipedia is already fractured into different languages.
@kuketzblog@social.tchncs.de oder man benutzt Firefox Klar. Dann werden alle Website Daten regelmäßig gelöscht und es gibt nichts zum leaken. Tatsächlich nutze ich den Browser auf dem Handy fast ausschließlich um links von Apps wie Mastodon zu öffnen und brauche quasi nie das speichern irgendwelcher Website Daten.
@maegul @programming I think there is no general answer, as every developer has different priorities.
Zed looks and feels much better than VSCode to me. Also a lot is working out of the box, where you need to install Plugins in VSCode.
But in both Zed and VSCode I miss the good git support of IntelliJ and the overall intelligence of the Jetbrains IDEs. It feels like IntelliJ knows what I'm doing there at 90%, Zed knows like 60% and VSCode like 50%.
@BonesOfTheMoon who is the one on the top left? 🤔
@alternative_be @TDCN @Showroom7561 then it's gone for both, I guess, as it's even confiscated from car sharing companies.