jherazob

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VPNs were never intended to make you anonymous, if you expected a VPN to make you anonymous you were very mistaken

Most did, but there’s always people like OP 😅

Well fuck…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9o5_W6hn9k

Their recent-ish AMA doesn’t show that they care about moderation much

Here’s a laundry list from one of the Beehaw people, and apparently the devs don’t have any of this as a priority

I’m thinking of the target user for this: For us here it’s a really unfunny joke. For the people wanting to do “non-kosher” stuff like watching streaming for other countries or even outright pirating i don’t think Google’s gonna have their back. People trying to hide their identity while doing compromising stuff (like anything sexual or identity related, not illegal but not something they want in public) hopefully know not to trust Google on this. And corporate users already have their own corporate VPNs, don’t think they’re aiming for those (yet).

Who the fuck is left as potential user? My only conclusion is the terminally gullible. I see no other option. And since of course there’s a sucker born every minute it’ll have millions of users…

Likely related to that lawsuit they’re dealing with

Until Gmail/Hotmail decides your IP is a spammer and forever you have deliverability issues from then on

Oh nice!

Still have a faint hope for Relay

Seen many attempts at “Brand/Series/Game/Fandom OS” over the years, and now i wonder if it wouldn’t be better to spend the effort on theming engines or something over a base but functional distro, and then have a gallery of themes to choose from that applies them on everything from the bootloader screen up to the mouse cursor. Want to switch to some other Brand/Series/Game/Fandom? Apply this and reboot, you get the other one. Like the ancient MS Plus but much deeper since Linux allows for a lot more these days.

Password managers, people! They help!

Your avatar is incredibly appropriate

That’s the stated plan, wait a bit until things settle

It was simply a moderation issue, the two instances in question were giving them a lot of moderation work, and lacking Mastodon’s “limit” option they decided to just defederate them until things settle down a bit, remember that this is all volunteers in their spare time, not employees of a corporation