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Hawt 🥵

Whatta cutie boi!!

A lot of false equivocating has been made regarding Mozilla and actual surveillance capitalism firms like Google and Microsoft. Mozilla remains, in my mind, the least of all evils with an organization capable of supporting a modern web browser as well as other projects.

Macron is making out with that blue thing again…

Clique blocklists are great for fedidrama but bad for the fediverse as a whole

imagining what the sex would be like between these two

You’ll never guess what I put in the tea you just drank. N i g h t y n i g h t…

You must be a joy to work with.

I think there’s a class struggle…in my pants…

“Soviet Union? I thought you guys broke up?”

"That’s what we wanted you to think! Ha ha ha!”

XMPP still needs group calls before I can recommend it as a serious alternative. Also stickers and custom emojis would be a nice to have.

“I’m not going to use Linux in the workplace because there are isn’t the software I need for it”

“We’re not going to port our software to Linux because no one uses it in the enterprise”

The cycle continues…

Totally agree. It’s the exact same problem when you see everyone at the Linux Foundation using Macbooks. If you really believed in a platform you would make some attempt to use it yourself.

Misskey has too much going on. It’s very disorienting. A simplified version would be perfect.

I wonder if it will be able to communicate with the fediverse at all.

Debian is terrific. Been using it for years now.

As far as I know the goal of Debian is not to attract the most users but a certain set of values.

The Debian Free Software Guidelines explicitly prohibits discrimination of the people who use their software regardless as to what their values are. They are writing software in the public interest which presumably means that they want the public to use it. Other than ensuring those who use the software are abiding by the license it’s licensed under there is nothing the project can do in terms of selecting who uses it.

If RMS is incompatible with these values

The values of free software? I think over the course of his entire life he’s demonstrated that he’s entirely committed.

Debian is political

I agree, but the only politics that really matter are those of computing freedom for all.

Isn’t that basically Soapbox-FE by Alex Gleason?

Plus at least this time it was just a university conducting an experiment. I’m sure there are more serious attempts at compromising kernel security by entities like the NSA.

Nice to see the people at Debian are finally smartening up. Why bother with these kinds of things when there’s nothing to be gained other than losing a portion of your users and developers.