did you know that podcasts uploaded to spotify are spotify-exclusive by default and don't have an RSS feed? pretty sure most people don't know that, as i'm now trying to get one podcast that says they're "available on all podcast platforms" to realise they're actually not.
spotify is unbelievably harmful to the podcast ecosystem. also it's not that good of a podcast app. you should ditch it.
JEWS, PLEASE READ THIS NON-JEWS, PLEASE READ THIS!
Harvard experts warn Diaspora Jews are suffering from ‘traumatic invalidation’ after Oct. 7
"They call it traumatic invalidation, a condition first studied a decade ago for victims of other traumas such as sexual assault who are told it's their fault or they should get over it. For Jews, the same label should apply, the authors found, because it involves what they describe as a stunning mix of silence, denial, blame, gaslighting, whataboutism, and exclusion, such as documenting many cases of Jews being told their grief does not matter because of what's happening in Gaza"
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Just listened to this solid episode of the Statecraft podcast: How to Digitize the Government. I had the chance to meet Joel Burke in #Estonia at the e-Governance conference earlier this year.
I had the chance to meet Joel in Estonia at the e-Governance Conference earlier this year. Our conversation there echoed many of the themes in this episode.
Well worth a listen if you’re serious about modernizing public services.
Heute sprechen wir über Faschismus und das hoffentlich zum letzten Mal. Wir wollen wissen, was wir tun können, wenn der Worst Case eintritt, so wie wir es in den USA live miterleben. Was ist das für ein Leben im Faschismus? Wie wird man ihn wieder los?
Any #commandLine #podcast downloaders people enjoy using? I'm thinking that I point it at an RSS feed (or for bonus points a podcast on Spotify/Apple/whatever), and it downloads all episodes to nicely numbered files in a folder.
Ein toller Abend gestern: live die beiden Schwestern, die durch ihren #Podcast "Unter Pfarrerstöchtern" bekannt geworden sind. Gibt es hier Hörer:innen davon? Unter Pfarrerstöchtern Hier zum Abo: antennapod.org/deeplink/subscr… #fedikirche #bibel #Halle
Podcast: 360 On Aged Care, By Vision Australia Radio By: Vision Australia Radio Category: Health & Fitness Sub-Category: Health & Wellness First Episode: 2025…
Vor 120 Jahren starb Jules Verne. Seine Romane sind bis heute weltberühmt – auch, weil der Autor technische Ideen seiner Zeit aufgriff und visionär fortentwickelte. #podcast und Skript
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Been watching the latest podcast from The Linux Cast about Linux myths via the Pipeline app. Yeah, heard more than a few of those myths before, and all them were busted by the hosts. youtube.com/watch?v=rAQoCEn7d_… #TheLinuxCast #LinuxMyths #podcast
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#podcast 📻 Interview with @Seirdy about blocklists and moderation on #fediverse. Continuation of previous show on #fedipact. Seirdy shares their extensive knowledge and experience.
There's Slovene 🇸🇮 introduction but the interview is in English and starts at 6:41.
Me ha estrañado mucho la enorme cantidad de gente que escucha podkasts con una app tipo Spotify o iVoox, o dándole al play en una página web. Con lo cómodo y genial que es usar #AntennaPod y ya.
Así en breve, la peor manera de escuchar podkasts es con una app tipo Spotify o iVoox porque te restringe a los programas de su plataforma. ¿Te imaginas un aparato de radio que sólo te deje sintonizar una emisora? Pues eso.
Hosts Eamon McErlean and Joe Devon interview Ed Summers, Head of Accessibility at GitHub. They discuss how Ed began working in accessibility, some of the lat...
I really enjoyed this #podcast. It is a critique of how the internet has affected democracy. Chris Hayes and Ezra Klein provide some interesting insights. They talk too about podcasts and how the format itself hasn't (yet) been captured by the attention economy. I was reminded about Aaron Swartz’s work to create the open standard build on RSS which is still the way people download podcasts. #democracy #EzraKlein
I really enjoyed this #podcast. It is a critique of how the internet has affected democracy. Chris Hayes and Ezra Klein provide some interesting insights. They talk too about podcasts and how the format itself hasn't (yet) been captured by the attention economy. I was reminded about Aaron Swartz’s work to create the open standard build on RSS which is still the way people download podcasts. #democracy #EzraKlein
The views on mastodon of the ways the audio posts are displayed. The orginal #castopod #podcast publication shows up in the preview as a video with the general podcast cover. If the play button is selected, the window changes into a audio replay option window. No download option, @bitPickup@cast.tupambae.com itself is set as "prevent copy". The MP3 audio URL posted in [audio] BBCode brackets by @utopiarte shows up as a different (black) audio file reproduction window. A download option is displayed.
I do really like the @humanetech.bsky.social work, especially the #YourUndividedAttention #podcast. This week the Laughing at Power Episode is wonderful.
The Tactics4Change interactive website provides free access to information about more than 400 hundred cases of nonviolent dilemma actions, from all continents, and more than 100 countries.
On the Your Undivided Attention #podcast I heard about Tactics4Change tactics4change.org/ , a case guide to nonviolent dilemma actions and how to do activism with humor. This could be the year when activism is needed more than ever.
Kicking off "Season 3" of UX Podcast @axbom and @Beantin bring you a topic show. In this episode we dive into the concept of "Dark mode", its benefits, and its implications for UX design, user experience and accessibility.
All this said, being part of a decentralized web, as pointed out in this toot, our publicly visible interaction lands on other instances and servers of the #fediVerse and can be scrapped there. I wonder if this situation actually might lead, or should lead, to a federation of servers that share the same robots.txt "ideals".
As @Matthias pointed out in his short investigation of the AI matter, this has (in my eyes) already unimagined levels of criminal and without any doubt unethical behavior, not to mention the range of options rouge actors have at hand.
It's evident why for example the elongated immediately closed down access to X's public tweets and I guess other companies did the same for the same reasons. Obviously the very first reason was to protect their advantage about the hoarded data sets to train their AI in the first place. Yet, considering the latest behavior of the new owner of #twitter, nothing less than at least the creation of #AI driven lists of "political" enemies, and not only from all the collected data on his platform, is to be expected. A international political nightmare of epical proportions. Enough material for dystopian books and articles for people like @Cory Doctorow, @Mike Masnick ✅, @Eva Wolfangel, @Taylor Lorenz, @Jeff Jarvis, @Elena Matera, @Gustavo Antúnez 🇺🇾🇦🇷, to mention a few of the #journalim community, more than one #podcast episode by @Tim Pritlove and @linuzifer, or some lifetime legal cases for @Max Schrems are at hand.
What we are facing now is the fact that we need to protect our and our users data and privacy because of the advanced capabilities of #LLM. We basically are forced to consider to change to private/restricted posts and close down our servers as not only the legal jurisdictions are way to scattered over the different countries and ICANN details, but legislation and comprehension by the legislators is simply none existent, as @Anke Domscheit-Berg could probably agree to.
Like to say, it looks like we need to go dark, a fact that will drive us even more into disappearing as people will have less chance to see what we are all about, advancing further the advantages off the already established players in the social web space. Just like Prof. Dr. Peter Kruse stated in his take about on YT The network is challenging us min 2:42 more than 14 years ago: "With semantic understanding we'll have the real big brother. Someone is getting the best out of it and the rest will suffer."
I really enjoyed @RyanAndrosoff #ThinkDigital #Podcast episode Welcome to Estonia. In Estonia I was struck about their investment in democracy and trust, as they build their digital #government.
