@Scott M. Stolz But here is an interesting question. Since webfinger tells everyone what the AP URLs are, wouldn't any server that checks webfinger find the new URLs?

@MikeHuckebein Ne Meinung kann man ja schon haben, und sie dann halt später ändern, wenn man mehr zum Thema weiß. Ist beim wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten auch nicht anders - mit irgendeine Hypothese muss man halt anfangen.Ätzend wird es ja nur, wenn man meint, man hätte die Wahrheit gefressen.

@mastodonmigration @davetroy Well, it's simple, isn't it. Close the account should that happen. Unfortunately many of the musical colleagues I've just rediscovered on there were VERY slow to do that on Xitter.

@kims Wow. Just wow. The layers of abuse.

@[email protected] I think I'll probably switch to Gentoo after a little research; OpenRC seems nice, it's one of the few distributions I don't have experience with, and while I've been using Fedora for a minute, my machines are really struggling with Fedora 41 for whatever reason so it seems like a good time. Whenever I get around to reinstalling, that is...

@spytfyre @Black_Flag @JackTheCat Bad White Wine Duck is the band i wish I'd formed.

@serapath @teledyn @bhaugen @cwebber Sure. But I was more holistically referring to all the processes and people involved throughout the free software development lifecycle and within its larger environment, and how then deliverables come about. Then git is but one of many tools and practices in the supply chain that allowed for this robust organization structures to emerge.

@neoluddite @jpm @trib @Kels_316 it is the car for Ray from Achewood

@mia I don’t understand what this has to do with my Mastodon post?My suggestion is just for commercial projects to avoid K8s (given they’d need staff to manage it) and use PaaS, unless there’s a very good reason not to (e.g. massive scale or niche infrastructure requirements).

@[email protected] in hindsight, I think it gave me gender envy when I watched it and no I do not see a need to dig any further into that

@andycarolan Right on…peppermint or chamomile tea work great too!

I made the mistake of buying board games in the past, and it turns out most of these require you to have IRL friends who will come over to play.

@Im_Dylan well that was my thought process until I remembered why I'm doing this, thus that post.Instead of trying to limit Loops to official clients only, and play war games with the API, I'd rather just embrace them and work together.you don't typically see this type of mindset, but the fediverse isn't normal.

@GeePawHill No, it's fine. I am quite proud of this post. I just wasn't sure if I had accidentally struck on some well known form of posting I wasn't aware of

@schwa ugh

@abstractcode I have not... please do the right thing

@[email protected] I can’t read these messages, I’m afraid, as I’m still a baby Elden Ring. A Fetal Ring, perhaps.

@shlee intriguing. Which one:

@Wtebbens Yes. Companies that da that kind of stuff should be forced to inform me, IMHO. Sure, under GDPR I can ask them for the information they have on me, but when I see a website that says they and their 1643 partners "value" my privacy, they know that no one will ever contact all 1643 of them for information. So turn it around. Force them to tell me once a year. That's the idea. @EUCommission

@evan Strong no. #Futurama tells us why sex with robots is unethical from a consequentialist perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uE96qUlJ_4