tomstockmail

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by tomstockmail 3y ago
And they're not doing it, so they will be replaced. There's always someone willing to step up.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Lemmy, tildes, and arguably pixelfed for those subreddits that were image heavy.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
That's Lemmy: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy List of instances to join: https://join-lemmy.org/ List of communities ("subreddits"): https://lemmy.one/communities/
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
While the UI was part of it, a big reason people didn't like it was that corporations had their own accounts and were posting directly in the feeds. That's something that integrated into reddit Reddit a number of years ago, first
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Firefox has an open item regarding support, also available in Nightly editions behind a flag: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1539075
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
They removed that filter a long time ago, so "never" didn't quite stick. You took a screenshot of an issue from 2020.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
A single rando can deny your interaction on their instance, not on a bunch of other instances. Shared blocklists notwithstanding, but I would hope if you're following a shared blocklists you're vetting it to an extent.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Between this and the reddit blackout, "volunteer" mods doing free work for a company are really overstating their importance. The cons don't outweigh the goods. It's why I like the Fediverse: I control what I can see on
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Ticket is open, so go ahead and implement to your desire.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Similar case for No Man's Sky.
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Example.com is reserved by IANA and should be reliable to exist for a long time. From the "more information" link: >As described in RFC 2606 and RFC 6761, a number of domains such as example.com and example.org are maintained f
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
There's a number of places out there, some of which also support alternatives to Git itself as mentioned in the article. By no means a complete list and in no particular order: GitLab - https://about.gitlab.com/ Source
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by tomstockmail 3y ago
Desktop windows is a dead end product. Extracting any value from the few that still use it is natural.
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
Tech Bros take more in government handouts too.
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
"‘Sometimes Things Break’: Twitter Outages Are on the Rise" New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/28/technology/twitter-outage...
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
There's https://www.justtherecipe.com/ (I am not affiliated with it)
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
I got the update an hour ago, try refreshing repositories.
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
One of Igalia's, the team funding this new Servo development, projects is Servo-based Wolvic[1] which is a continuation of the Firefox VR project: >A few months ago, we announced we would be taking over stewardship of what was then
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
You're not having an honest discussion here, trying to spin this as if Brave gives the user more choice. What we're talking about Braves built in ad blocker and ad scheme. Users like myself in this thread have a right to call out
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
Yes, as many have parroted this defense the ad system is off by default. However, when you turn it on, it's effectively replacing the ads, and extorting content creators to say "if you want a piece of the Brave ecosystem, you need
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by tomstockmail 4y ago
I'm not a Brave supporter and hold no BAT, but for point #3 they only took back "promotional" coins that were given away for free for trying Brave. They don't take back "donated" coins from however one buys&#x2
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
>People would like to donate specifically to Firefox development though Then find a developer and ask them if they take direct donations.
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
This only proves the point to remove the dislikes as clearly those are coordinated dislike attacks. The subject matter in that video doesn't even have anything worth liking or disliking; it was pretty standard stuff. The screenshot you
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
It's an option in Matt Millers link here: https://mobile.twitter.com/mattdm/status/1401929147937607687
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
Bug report here: https://forum.mapillary.com/t/mapillary-openstreetcam-synchr... Unfortunately I don't think the creator open sourced the tool, so either someone needs to re-create or we have to wait.
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
The only real competitors for Brave are other cryptocurrencies, which yes there are many. I feel there's plenty of reasons to not like Brave and few if any are about suggesting a superior cryptocurrency. The only non-compromised Brave
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
I'm guessing you consider Google/Microsoft a competitor to Brave. Google I might get, Microsoft I don't. Neither consider Brave any real threat. Another commenter said "romantic view" - I think that applies here.
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
With the referral program and integration with a cryptocurrency, anyone can shill for it. It's hard if not impossible to know if someone promoting Brave has a stake in BAT or not. Those that are showing Braves many problems ("badm
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by tomstockmail 5y ago
That, and anytime there's a critical comment on hackernews their employee's come flying in to do damage control.
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by tomstockmail 6y ago
These are rooms that are on matrix.org directory list. So yes, they should be moderating this content. If you don't have anything to contribute other than a sarcastic comment that misses the point of my statement then consider not cont

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