I'm not surprised. They hired the developer of all the major chat protocol bridges.
I use the big self hosted ansible playbook more for privacy reasons (self hosting everything) but I know it's good! I like their client also but it's not open source I think.
You're right I didn't watch it, nor did I look him up when I wondered about it.
I don't have a lot of patience for videos, I'd normally only open written content.
Yeah it's just not something that irked me enough to actually look up lol. Or watch the above video (I don't have the patience for videos)
Why is mastodon too much trouble though?
I really don't see the difference. In fact the one difference I do see is that it's a whole lot less toxic than Twitter.
Haha recognizable.
I don't really feel the same about all these. But some are pretty familiar.
I really get along with cats because they consider looking away a gesture of friendliness.
I always wondered who John Oliver was. Especially after the whole r/pics thing lol.
Now I know, he's a newsreader? Edit: Nope, comedian, thanks!
The founder of that pebble is now heading a matrix-derived decentralized chat service called beeper so it's not too far from the truth :)
Yeah I use mine a lot. Especially the ones from broken open external harddrives ("shucking"). They're usually 12V 2A and very useful for a myriad of tasks. Like my Unifi USG that has a notoriously bad PSU. I didn't even have to change the plug!
I'm not convinced. They're completely silent on what they replaced pfas with. They only say they went to some lengths to make sure the replacement wasn't worse than pfas. That doesn't mean a whole lot.
But I'm in Spain. People here are not Latinos or Latinas :)
Whyd they even need the US' blessing? Normally the country that manufactured the arms has a veto but in this case that was Russia. So who cares?
Of course Russia would have vetoed these jets being used against them so it sounds like this 'rule ' doesn't always apply either.
But well done to the polish. Of course they know what it's like to be first on the chopping block, sadly.