@remington was about time. Thankfully, no one died despite the far right triad’s efforts (AUR, SOS and POT parties) to slow things down. Fuck Russian aggression and Putler in particular.

@remington The way it should be

It was unreliable on my potato computer and with the speeds of back then for me, but I remember that pretty much all of my friends used it. I had to use my mum’s computer to join in lol.

*sigh* I was woried

Jokes aside, I am quite afraid though.

Damn, only the 2nd? There’s room for improvement /s

@jagged_circle You don’t install a Bluesky instance, rather you host your own PDS, or your own web client, or the feed part. It’s all a mess and the latter has very high system requirements for one to self-host from what I understood. Basically, it’s impossible if you’re not a company with the willing and the money to do it.

If decentralization actually happens on Bluesky, it will be more confusing for the average person than with something like Mastodon.

@remington

@remington Gee, I wonder which nazi politician is on that list again. Place your bids before you dig in! 😁

@remington All I hope for the world after this is to get its shit together and form some world trade system with as little US as possible in it (no offense to you or anyone living in the US); or that the next presidents will realize what shitshow this makes

for Windows 10

Thank God. I was afraid because I use OneNote for work.

tHiS wAr WouLd NeVeR hAvE sTaRtEd HaD I bEeN a PrEsIdEnT

I actually messed up two Firefox installations because I kinda synced everything 💀 So I get what you’re talking about. I don’t expect it to be massively adopted. Hope not everyone who moved jumped ship to Chrome or another Chromium clone after the whole Mozilla fiasco.

If defaults are sane enough, then explain this: you log into a website, tell the website to remember your credentials, then after you reopen the browser you’re logged out of that website.

Yes, I know it’s cookies, but regular people know so little about it that they’re most likely to not stay after that incident.

Even I did not notice first, as there was no warning about cookies being deleted upon browser closure, so I spent an entire evening reconfiguring it from scratch after I’ve initially set it up. I didn’t mind getting through all the settings, so not a big deal (I would have done this anyway at a later time), but, at least for me, there were still not sane defaults.

@kooltechlord I was just looking into this, as I just changed following the whole Mozilla fiasco. Wonderful!

@Sauerkraut true 🙁 forgot about that. I feel bad about you, really!

@remington Bro is a national security threat. You should impeach him and charge him with high treason asap.

@chobeat Well, at least they also seeded /s

Dictatorships maybe…

@Swedneck They must have done some quick patches. Or who knows…

@MissingInteger

@fu I do think it’s Ground News who decided to cut it. I don’t think Russia would be sad if they receive any exposure at all. Not really sure, but probably they wanted to set a threshold on how much of the propaganda/bias they would allow on their platform at all.

idk, my 2c.

@fu RT is literally state propaganda of Russia. With lots of fake news and half coverage about anything. If you’d ask me to choose 2 news sources to get rid of from the face of the planet, they would be RT and Sputnik. They’re not just propaganda about Russia (which is what TASS and other state media agencies are), they’re simply Russian propaganda about anything.