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BeAware »
@BeAware@social.beaware.live

Bros....idk if anyone in my relationships here likes rap but y'all gotta check this shit out.

These 70+ year old British dudes got BARS!!!

youtube.com/watch?v=SLIZpWrK8x

And then....T-Pain's response!

youtube.com/shorts/iQFOGsKzmIM

Hell yeah! These dudes are fucking awesome!

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GHOULE 👻 »
@MOULE@mastodon.moule.world

Looks like Libre.fm, an open-software version of Last.fm by the GNU Project, is being reworked to support ActivityPub!

roadmap.libre.fm

Screenshot from the linked article reading:

"Next steps

• I [Matt Lee] want you to have a personal website and have your listening habits on your own website, not my website. But I know some people won't want that, which is fine but Libre.fm is effectively a silo (other than Last.fm which it talks to, although federation with other instances has been possible for a long time) and has over 372,000 registered users and 302 million scrobbles.

• Some new features will only work if you're publishing your Libre.fm stats on your own website.

• A new version of Libre.fm's front end will appear later, powered by Ruby on Rails.

• [highlighted] We're also going to put our full attention to supporting ActivityPub where possible. [end highlight]"

Alt...Screenshot from the linked article reading: "Next steps • I [Matt Lee] want you to have a personal website and have your listening habits on your own website, not my website. But I know some people won't want that, which is fine but Libre.fm is effectively a silo (other than Last.fm which it talks to, although federation with other instances has been possible for a long time) and has over 372,000 registered users and 302 million scrobbles. • Some new features will only work if you're publishing your Libre.fm stats on your own website. • A new version of Libre.fm's front end will appear later, powered by Ruby on Rails. • [highlighted] We're also going to put our full attention to supporting ActivityPub where possible. [end highlight]"

Continued screenshot from the linked website, reading:

"• Libre.fm will evolve from a single project into a larger project with a few distinct aims:

1. Being a good IndieWeb citizen.
2. Being a genuinely useful tool for artists (payments!)
3. Being a good member on the social web, which means supporting ActivityPub where it is useful. Maybe you could share what you're listening to on the social web?

(For those of you who've used Libre.fm since 2009, you'll remember the GNU social project we started back at the start of Libre.fm (or GNU FM). Personally I hope you also remember our roots in the history of the social web. GNU social continues to this day, but I'm no longer involved and no longer using the software. Happily, GNU social now supports ActivityPub so things are coming full circle.)

What you can do today

1. Get a personal website.
2. Get an account on the social web and follow me!
3. Read https://bored.city and send me feedback.
4. Donate to keep the lights on. https://libre.fm/donate.php -- our expenses are low, but a few dollars here and there helps buy new domain names, renew things, pay for the outgoing email service, etc."

Alt...Continued screenshot from the linked website, reading: "• Libre.fm will evolve from a single project into a larger project with a few distinct aims: 1. Being a good IndieWeb citizen. 2. Being a genuinely useful tool for artists (payments!) 3. Being a good member on the social web, which means supporting ActivityPub where it is useful. Maybe you could share what you're listening to on the social web? (For those of you who've used Libre.fm since 2009, you'll remember the GNU social project we started back at the start of Libre.fm (or GNU FM). Personally I hope you also remember our roots in the history of the social web. GNU social continues to this day, but I'm no longer involved and no longer using the software. Happily, GNU social now supports ActivityPub so things are coming full circle.) What you can do today 1. Get a personal website. 2. Get an account on the social web and follow me! 3. Read https://bored.city and send me feedback. 4. Donate to keep the lights on. https://libre.fm/donate.php -- our expenses are low, but a few dollars here and there helps buy new domain names, renew things, pay for the outgoing email service, etc."

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Stefan Bohacek »
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

"“Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” dropped on Sept. 29, 1999, becoming an instant hit that not only introduced skateboarding to an audience of millions, but also exposed a new generation to punk music through the game’s now-iconic soundtrack."

25 years ago!

latimes.com/entertainment-arts

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Dgar »
@dgar@aus.social

is a event for Fedi artists like and @Onj to promote their own .

Follow the hashtag so you don’t miss future 🌐 events!

Gettin’ Stoned (feat. Andre Lois [@Onj])
~

ffm.to/dgargettinstoned

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BeAware »
@BeAware@social.beaware.live

🎶Into the flood again
Same old trip it was back then
So I made a big mistake
Try to see it once my way🎶

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Alt...A man floating in water, surrounded by an array of colorful pills, capsules, and medication tablets. He lies on his back, eyes closed, with a distressed expression on his face. The pills are scattered all around him, and his chest is covered with a large quantity of them, giving the impression that he has consumed a significant amount. The water has a greenish-blue hue.