I have no interest in US politics, but I do have an interest in avoiding censorship/bias for topics that I do care about. The recent events that Glenn Greenwald has reported on has accelerated my move off platforms that…
Headlines often aren't meant to be read literally. It's just a teaser to read the article.
Governments are responsible for setting safety standards, and enforcing that they do.
That's a fair critique. I expect the designers foresaw this. I don't think wide popularity was a goal.
HTTP supports extensibility via HTTP headers and methods. Gemini to not be evolved: * HTTP is now for interactivity, complex clients, WebGL, Webassembly, ... * Gemini is for a segregated simpler web: links and text.
To clarify, I don't use Headscale either. Both look like great products, I just don't need what they're offering enough to accept their downsides.
Not sure what I think about this. I don't use Tailscale because I don't trust their key distribution, and this open source project would solve that, but it might undermine Tailscale's sustainability. This would be a…
I've been using GNOME 40 for the past few months, and I'm impressed with the level of quality: intuitiveness, polish, features. This software works well on my Pinephone too. I'm happy to trade my flexibility to allow…
Use nitter, a plain Twitter frontend. Pick a close instance from https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances I have installed https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nitter-redire...
Note that different people have different criteria for a coup. For example, in the US in Jan 2021, there was a riot that some call a coup, and some do not. Brazil might also count. I am not aware of the details.
The comment I replied to was asking for a citation on ACLU expousing authoritarian causes, which I did. I fail to see how a US Supreme Court ruling is relevant to this.
A recent example: https://greenwald.substack.com/p/the-aclu-prior-to-covid-den...
I think it's for fear of appeal to genetics, which has historically been used to justify violations of human rights.
I have no interest in US politics, but I do have an interest in avoiding censorship/bias for topics that I do care about. The recent events that Glenn Greenwald has reported on has accelerated my move off platforms that…
Headlines often aren't meant to be read literally. It's just a teaser to read the article.
Governments are responsible for setting safety standards, and enforcing that they do.
That's a fair critique. I expect the designers foresaw this. I don't think wide popularity was a goal.
HTTP supports extensibility via HTTP headers and methods. Gemini to not be evolved: * HTTP is now for interactivity, complex clients, WebGL, Webassembly, ... * Gemini is for a segregated simpler web: links and text.
To clarify, I don't use Headscale either. Both look like great products, I just don't need what they're offering enough to accept their downsides.
Not sure what I think about this. I don't use Tailscale because I don't trust their key distribution, and this open source project would solve that, but it might undermine Tailscale's sustainability. This would be a…
I've been using GNOME 40 for the past few months, and I'm impressed with the level of quality: intuitiveness, polish, features. This software works well on my Pinephone too. I'm happy to trade my flexibility to allow…
Use nitter, a plain Twitter frontend. Pick a close instance from https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances I have installed https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nitter-redire...
Note that different people have different criteria for a coup. For example, in the US in Jan 2021, there was a riot that some call a coup, and some do not. Brazil might also count. I am not aware of the details.
The comment I replied to was asking for a citation on ACLU expousing authoritarian causes, which I did. I fail to see how a US Supreme Court ruling is relevant to this.
A recent example: https://greenwald.substack.com/p/the-aclu-prior-to-covid-den...
I think it's for fear of appeal to genetics, which has historically been used to justify violations of human rights.