Yeah, that’s a possibility. However, as some Mastodon folks said recently, no platform is forever. Signal’s prospects seem reasonable to me, right now. If they co corporate and enshittify next week, I won’t feel my time and investment with them was a waste, nor my financial support (which hasn’t been much, tbh).
ha. That site is fun. I’m also clueless about some of it. Do you know what the “Come and find it” shirt references? I have a couple of guesses, but I really don’t know.
This is some good info about Matrix, thanks. I’ve been considering it as a Discord alternative.
This comment right here is going to make somebody $50. From me.
Purely informational question: to me this seems to say “she started using!” Later the title clarifies that she’s using a FOSS tool of some kind. Is there a word missing? Or is “!” (just an exclamation point) a FOSS app? I get the overall gist of the message, but I’m confused about a detail.
1080p less than content?
Holy shit. How does that have a positive value? Still, Pittsburgh… hm…
Has that “absentee owner” law (or whatever the name is) taken effect yet? Do you think it will help?
Well, there goes my dream retirement plan.
Definitely under 50K (USD), but that’s because I live in the sticks.
Even Muad’Dib started out small.
As someone who’s been hearing impaired my whole life, yes. The urge to punch the person in the face right at that moment sometimes seems irresistible.
It’s a toss-up between Elon Musk and people saying “WHAT?!” when I tell them I’m hearing impaired.
Damnmit. I asked that kid to clean off this coffee table and now there’s a pepper grinder, a bag of terrible candy, three remote controls, and some crushed fortune cookies, all under my back.
Of course you’re an engineer. I could tell you didn’t have to take gen ed courses from the punctuation mistake.
As someone who speaks Spanish
culoclean
choking on my White Russian
Not that strange, but certainly fucking annoying: at universities it’s becoming more common to have “closed searches” for upper administrators like presidents, provosts, deans, etc. This is very much a labor/management thing, and historically (in the US) public universities have had open searches, where faculty and staff get to meet candidates, ask them questions, etc. Upper admins have taken over all decision making power in recent decades, but in the past few years they’ve even started preventing faculty/staff from even knowing who is applying to be their new uni president. Under pressure to do something about “the consent of the governed,” admins have “allowed” some faculty and staff to view interviews and things, but are forced to sign NDAs to do so.
At public universities, using taxpayer money, promising large amounts of taxpayer money to some person. It’s stupid and annoying.
Those three people already know each other, so…
Ohy god it took me a full minute to realize that I wasn’t looking at three stylized vaginas.
To be fair, I have seen several neolithic Venus figurines lately.