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The follow-up theremin hinge is on X too.
by josephcsible 1y ago
The follow-up theremin hinge is on X too.
- ruined 1y agodoesn't look like it to me
- josephcsible 1y agohttps://x.com/samhenrigold/status/1964464940049453153 https://x.com/samhenrigold/status/1964464940049453153
- nixosbestos 1y ago[flagged]
- pmarreck 1y agoNot only can you just replace twitter.com with nitter.net, I bet there's a browser extension you can get (or generate in 1 minute with any LLM) that would load any Twitter link into Nitter. https://nitter.net/samhenrigold/status/1964464940049453153 https://nitter.net/samhenrigold/status/1964464940049453153
- gapan 1y agoThat works despite twitter though, not because of it. It is ultimately an argument against twitter.
- pmarreck 1y agoPlenty of people put their content behind paywalls, but apparently, someone who puts theirs behind a free loginwall is a bridge too far? I'm not sure I understand the outrage. I can't stand Bluesky, but I have an account on it. What the fuck is the big deal?
- nixosbestos 1y ago[flagged]
- pavel_lishin 1y agoBut you can only see replies to tweets if you're logged in; so thank you for providing that link, but currently, that's the only way that those of us who aren't logged into Twitter can find it.
- nba456_ 1y agoOnly if you're logged in.
- wlesieutre 1y agoI can't see it, and if I click on @samhenrigold's profile I get a random selection of things from this July and last October instead of recent posts . It's really not a useful platform for publicly sharing information anymore. Drives me nuts that government agencies use it for announcements like "Here's an amber alert with a twitter link, but you can't have any of the followup information because that's only for people who are logged in."
- fragmede 1y agoOr... you could just log in?