@mathlover Whoever made the claim should provide the proof, show in the repo. You don't get to make baseless speculative claims on FOSS software.
There were some clients, like tusky, that blocked gab on the client side, and people went on a holy crusade against everyone that didn't do that, but that's pretty much it, when it comes to hard coded blocks.
https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/11129
Does Mastodon have a default server block list when installed from source?
Someone made this claim in a discussion, yet looking through the official repository and the install directions yields nothing in the way of a default block list. Furthermore, search results seem if anything to imply the opposite when it comes to the official repo.
In 2016, @HillaryClinton@twitter.com lost. In 2020, @realDonaldTrump@twitter.com lost. Both blame grand illegal conspiracies instead of themselves, supported by propagandists & diehards. And it's proper to do the investigations etc. But please consider how silly this all looks to the rest of us. Thanks.
Surveillance isn’t normal–it’s spying. Schools that use surveillance technologies to track and monitor students are violating their privacy. https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/privacy-students
Lemmy federation is almost ready, needs testing
"We're in a world where it might be illegal to modify the software on your own rice cooker that you bought with legal tender money. If that sounds absurd, that's because it is." https://t.co/8ihamd6J2M
computer ownership discourse
@bonzoesc
We forced computers upon people who didn't actually want them, and then some people get upset when those people refuse to learn more than the bare minimum to do very specific things.
It was clear from the start that Massachusetts' latest right to
repair initiative would pass. Yet the manufacturers are crying that
they’ve been asleep at the wheel, and will need years to comply with this incredibly popular law.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/11/asleep-wheel-why-didnt-carmakers-prepare-massachusetts-right-repair-law
@Gina I agree entierly. I love difference of opinon, thats how we grow and learn, even if we dont change our opinions.
Its really what I love about the Dutch to be honest and why I moved there. Most americans, particularly liberals but also non-liberals, will have a complete meltdown over a difference of opinion, even minor ones. Not only can you not be civil after that, they will actively be aggressive and seek it out, its horrible. The Dutch know how to disagree, even strongly disagree, and not make it personal unless it is really justified. Obviously if i was a legitimate hateful racist you'd probably judge me, and should.
Johnson risks rift with Biden by pressing ahead with Brexit bill - https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/nov/08/dominic-raab-joe-biden-no-deal-brexit what an arrogant fool johnson is, even when a new reality is staring him in the face... #brexitshambles
https://jessems.com/productivity-vs-privacy
i— wow. this is some bullshit, trying to justify surveillance capitalism. literally 0 closed-source, bigtech product has improved my productivity in any meaningful way. if anything, i’ve only found them to hamper my ability to get work done.
>ProtonMail yeah, that’s a you problem. don’t use shit services like ProtonMail; i have full text search in my email because i can download it via IMAP.
and re: that last bit about interoperability—um what? since when are data mining walled gardens INTEROPERABLE lmao. what are you even saying?!
terrible, terrible post.
Mathematics Ph.D. Likes hanging out with almost everyone regardless of political views or anything else.
Akkoma: @ML2