RRB @rrb@social.cleverlibre.org

No lo siento.

Ironically, the Great Banning is the first time that Mastodon has felt like it's fulfilling the role for me that Twitter once did—a place to keep up-to-date on a fast-moving event, where everyone is talking about the same thing

@rrb @elonjet let's find out: https://twitter.com/cooljeanius/status/1603558273575067648

Took off from Austin, Texas, US.

@benborges NICE website (https://osintukraine.com/). I'm looking through it right now, didn't realize some things were clickable at first. I'm a little dumb.

What a valuable resource.

Needless to say, while you should be kind to delivery drivers (who have an incredibly physically and emotionally stressful job) year round, you should be *especially* understanding this time of year. And while the inevitable delays and mishaps are almost never their fault, they end up taking the brunt of the abuse from disgruntled customers.

Elon falsely claimed @elonjet endangers his safety (ADS-B data is public record), promised not to ban them, then banned them. Anyway, they’re here now.

The current state of #Mastodon does remind me much of the glory days of #Usenet so very long ago. But it's worth remembering that what ultimately "brought down" Usenet as an effective communication tool, was not the technical issues of communications between distributed hosts without any true centralization, but abuse problems caused by a percentage of users, which proved to be effectively intractable.

jeebus. https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/12/tech/twitter-files-yoel-roth