i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscrollhttps://xikipedia.org/

@rebane2001 I would love to try it, but it crashes Safari on my iPhone 12

@RadishTM @rebane2001

Thanks, I wanted to know the song as well.

@rebane2001 thank you for UT99 music

@rebane2001 This is amazing. Going to give this a try.

@rebane2001 Great. Could you make a language selection so that I can doomscroll the german Wikipedia?

@rebane2001

I don't see accessibility for disabled.

https://fedi.tips/how-do-i-make-posts-more-accessible-to-blind-people-on-mastodon-and-the-fediverse/

@rebane2001 I would actually love this as an app on my phone with the data saved

@rebane2001 I like this small bug that makes the Wiki pronunciation not displayed, so it makes it something like an infinite C for-loop:

Cajamarca ( ; ; ) { ... }

@rebane2001 Huh, well I guess even gathering infos from the wiki is now succumb to the action of doomscrolling too...what's next? Dictionary? IMDB description of movies? Summarised article reports? So many to think that's mindbogglingly cynical

(this'll change the way of gathering sources for better or for worse - personally leaning to worse )

@rebane2001 is this deus ex soundtrack? I don't remember that specific track but it sounds SO MUCH like deus ex xD

@rebane2001 what’s the music in this?

@rebane2001 i spotted a gnome user

@temptoetiam Je sais pas si c'est une bonne idée que tu voies ça , mais tant pis hein

@rebane2001 oh god, no! I'm already loosing way too much time on wikipedia klicking through the links ...
this is no gonna help that!

@lua @rebane2001 This. I love it.

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange (3**(post.seen??0)-1)*-50000; this alone is so good lmao, cant express how much i hate having the exact same post show up on my twitter feed every half a minute

@ki could you give an example of what the alt text should be? i find myself a bit stumped writing alt text for videos like this

@tymwol ;_;

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange also, this needs a like export function. for now i will just use Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.post:has(button[data-liked]) h1')).map(it=>it.textContent) so i didnt "waste" the last half an hour

@ilusenn hahaha, merci !