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pndy
3y ago
I'd expect that Bluesky would launch invites in next few days or so, to those who left their emails. I mean, their competitor is up so why not sent these invites or even open registration for anyone Unless of course they first want to
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pndy
3y ago
> Bluesky will launch soon. Join the waiting list to try the beta before it's publicly available.
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pndy
3y ago
I wonder that ~600 users even as spam bots had something to do with name you've pick for instance
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pndy
3y ago
I'd try to join place that has lots of people, ignoring all the ideological fights or other kinds of backstage dramas and focus on football, people who like it.
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pndy
3y ago
From my PoV so far it looks that subs which decided to join lemmy or fediverse did not become active in same way as on reddit. I'd guess that these communities are rather a 'rogue' spin-off of subreddits created by people w
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pndy
3y ago
It seems Google finally decided to take decisive measures against these proxies . For last 2 weeks I'm seeing Invidious and Piped sites (and freetube app) struggling buffering or even stopping completely; video quality drops sometimes
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3y ago
Can view these via nitter proxies but then NSFW posts are totally blocked for 2 months or so, show this message instead: Age-restricted adult content. This content might not be appropriate for people under 18 years old. To view this medi
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pndy
3y ago
Some 10-15 years ago I would consider that some people have to write in such way but they really don't believe in all that bullcrap. But nowadays? There's lots of people who got their brains eaten by this corporate newspeak, and t
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pndy
3y ago
> Windows is just full of hostile, anti-user patterns these days. I wonder since the initial "free" W10 upgrade, where the hell are the regulators? The browser selection window happen these years ago and seems they call job wel
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pndy
3y ago
I never subscribed to any newsletter in all years I'm on the Internet
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pndy
3y ago
> as a nonprofit foundation like wikipedia. btw: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36396801 - 5 days ago, Wales' Trust Cafe ; at the moment looks like a mashup of reddit, twitter and instagram
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pndy
3y ago
> This is what early internet thought "the future" looks like for the web And years later we got mobile-style interfaces and designs that are present on almost every device we interact with. Big elements where sometimes it'
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pndy
3y ago
Wasn't Mattermost turned recently into a paid service?
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pndy
3y ago
IIRC it doesn't feature encryption and there's no pairing devices via QR or emotes chain as in Element client. Last time I played around Revolt it was very Discord-alike
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pndy
3y ago
That's still a big number and you can always leave servers you don't think you'll find useful or enjoyable
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3y ago
All my GW2 guilds at some point created discord servers and all life moved there and in time in-game chat channels become ghost towns. When we moved from TS to discord the first noticeable change was audio quality and the fact that we "
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pndy
3y ago
The only thing counting in favor of discord is the ability to use as many servers as you like with a single account, while you might face forums where links in the posts gets visible only if you register an account. I don't recall seei
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pndy
3y ago
Perhaps the dead part which is the trigger for some? I've read recently that phrase unalive is being used as substitute of various dead, suicide related words, to avoid being auto-censored or demonetized in the social media - but t
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pndy
3y ago
Perhaps they reverted article back because an hour ago I was checking French text (thus my comment) in a new private window and uBlock wasn't mentioned and now indeed, it's there
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pndy
3y ago
uBlock Origin itself gave me oh what the fuck reaction but seems its gone now; text has been fixed already. No information on time of the edit was provided.
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pndy
3y ago
English version of the article doesn't mention uBlock Origin at all https://www.laquadrature.net/en/2023/06/05/criminalization-o...
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pndy
3y ago
Perhaps some explanation should be given because text on the inside doesn't say much what this is all about.
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pndy
3y ago
> not to be dependent on oligopolies from a single country, one with poor grasp of and legal enforcement of personal privacy at that. The oligopolies from a single country might get replaced by groups of instances who will claim they
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pndy
3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36336190
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pndy
3y ago
The longer I'm reading recent stories about reddit, the more H. reminds me of... Bad Luck Brian
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pndy
3y ago
Got any adblocking extensions? I'm always having 404 when I'm opening anything from bi
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pndy
3y ago
Funny thing that I'm learning about this exhibition from a Scottish newspaper and not from the local ones. Guess media here got more "important" topics to cover /s The only thing related to this thematically are "sc
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pndy
3y ago
When fb released a dedicated page for Messenger, I discover that messages I deleted and which were clearly coming from time when Chat was the default direct messaging feature, were restored and gathered under Messenger dedicated submenu for
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pndy
3y ago
That's a feature I would also welcome because there are periods when new contains nothing but general news not even close to technology or computers, and somehow also coming from accounts with dubious activity. So yeah, I'd like
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pndy
3y ago
Probably it was created by someone who prefer mobile environments and who also believe that bulky big interfaces are good. New design seems to be aiming at keeping users engaged with the site all the time by obstructing visibility of commen
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