Screenshot of my new favorite long form client: Thanks @fiatjaf, nak is a gem.

I reinstalled a mac from scratch. As a first step, as usual, I go on installing Homebrew. I searched for the website, blindly clicked the first result, copied/pasted the usual installing script, entered the admin password, and... strange error in an even stranger modal. I repeat the operation, same error. Then I noticed that the copied script has a weird string, suspect, checked the page URL and https://sites.google.com/blablabla WTF?! I went back, and everything was clear: I was tricked by a sponsored result that links to a site containing malware: The website is an exact copy of Homebrew's official one. Sure, I was foolish not to check more carefully, but the first search result and a bit of fatigue threw me off. It drives me crazy how Google treats us like children when it comes to security, it develops AI that’s supposed to prevent dangers and problems, and then… it fucks us over with its own tools (which, by the way, it makes money off of).

It's live, Fevela now lets you react only with the standard + (rendered as a heart); consequently it counts only positive reactions in the count, and the row of different emoji is gone. Anyway, in the details tab you can still see all the single reactions, including negative ones. A simpler interface and a little push to engage more during the interaction by sharing a more personal comment (where you can include any emojis you like, as many as you want!). View quoted note →