Joshua Casey 😷 @JoshuaACasey@social.cleverlibre.org

@9to5Mac moving to discord is such a bad idea. There's no search and discoverability. At least with Lemmy, people can find content when they search the web (kinda like how with reddit you just google "search term reddit"

@palafo "mandatory" anything is just a bad idea

@dansup feature request: hardware key support

@dansup @pixelfed any idea why the instagram import doesn't do anything past this point (clicking the "review imports" button literally does nothing)

Have tried on multiple browsers (desktop: brave, firefox, librewolf, edge / mobile: brave) with the same result)

@briankrebs so THAT'S what "abusewith.us" is. I've noticed that name when I've looked up various email addresses of mine on haveyoubeenpwned. Guess someone tried to create an account with my email 🤔

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@Phinci eh. Elon's killing twitter anyway. Long live Mastodon!

@dangillmor Always listen to #SexWorkers. They are the literal canary in the coal mine. They have been financially discriminated against forever. And now that financial discrimination is slowly trickling down to the rest of us #SexWorkerRightsAreHumanRights

@spike4379 @qarth indeed. As a BIG supporter of sex worker rights, I am very well aware of the "War on Porn" 😭

@spike4379 @deadboltreturns the research that we have so far does appear to suggest that having fictional content available is indeed helpful in reducing harm. You should definitely check out @ProstasiaInc, the only child protection org that I'm aware of that both supports and stands up for human rights (like the right to create/access fiction), but also helps fund research to figure out if this type of fiction is harmful or helpful https://prostasia.org/project/research-fund/

@spike4379 @qarth I assume baraag is hosted in the USA. In which case, at least they have legal protection because fiction falls under the protection of the First Amendment (as it rightly should be. People absolutely should have the freedom and right to create or consume whatever goddamn fiction their heart or creativity desires)