@rysiek Martin Luther?

@rysiek And then what? I get dozens of invoices sent to me by similar automated systems, and somehow I don't feel compelled to pay any of them at all.

All you achieve is having your e-mail marked as active.

@rysiek considering how those e-mails are sent by an automated service, I don't think it will have any effect

@alinanorakari @mntmn Software is always the problem, isn't it? Even the best open hardware is useless without good programs for it.

@technomancy Space Sweepers? Is it like Planetes and/or Magnetic Rose?

@linear@nya.socialapart there are about 10 people cleaning up after him, including the 4 engineers, that's why he's called the 10x developer

@clacke OTOH it would totally make sense to save that in the gif metadata.

@clacke Oh, I misunderstood, thanks!

@rysiek Excuse me, gif preview setting? Is that a thing now?

@rysiek Do you know in which version that was added to the gif format, or have a link to the specification?

@alan @clacke The whole point is that you are not supposed to photograph them.

@alan @clacke Maybe you are making some cultural assumptions here that don't really hold outside a very small "world".

@alan @clacke Never heard of it, but that's beside the point. Of course masks can be an interesting object of photography, if that is what you want to picture. However, when you are focusing on persons (and not the personas they play in the ritual), you usually want to see their faces.

@clacke @alan But then you are taking the photo of the mask.

@alan Evey: Who are you?
V. : Who? Who is but the form following the function of what and what I am is a man in a mask.
Evey: Well I can see that.
V. : Of course you can, I’m not questioning your powers of observation, I’m merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is.
Evey: Oh, right.

What's the point of taking a photo when you wear a mask anyways?

@technomancy beware of people speaking poor English, they probably know more languages than you do

@kornel Or perhaps Electron is popular (is it really?) because the Web has lost as a preferred software distribution method?