
If I were to take the first part seriously, the kernel is actually the thing that’s holding up the best out of everything nowadays
moved from us instance

If I were to take the first part seriously, the kernel is actually the thing that’s holding up the best out of everything nowadays


Even if taken literally, the second part would still then be my “sincere view” and therefore “the correct opinion”, no?





I have only now noticed that. Autocorrect in my head ig.


Missing punctuation, add , or : after “Faster download” to fix the syntax error


Please un-.ml your links.
The markup for that: [here](id)
EDIT: nvm doesn’t w*rk reliably (thanks, nutomic), here use the .world original (copy link and paste into search box)


OR apply that guy’s patch to get the same shit for free
(nobody tell corporate)


Sooooooo just renamed Anubis? Daring today, aren’t we?


Download - data go beep boop from someone else’s computer to yours
Upload - data go beep beep from your computer to someone else


But yet cumallover.me (owned by the chud at cock.li) is allowed


In space?


(first place already finished)


I require context.


It’s… already partially unintentionally true. One name for IRC and forums (plus stuff prompted by said forums), one for a browser game or two, and this one for everything else. Although are you suggesting I should literally use a random nickname generator for each service? What if I want to cross reference something across them? Also, would imagine multitasking being one hell of a pain. I mean, I can spawn multiple Tor Browser instances and stuff, but then have to make sure I am doing the intended thing in each one. I am a bit of a “social chameleon” and I am already struggling with just using only the correct inside jokes with someone…


Meh, I can talk shit about Putin all I want, everyone knows I’m Ukrainian anyway.
Although good point. I am not sure what meaning to derive from that. This specific nickname I am using right now was followed by a partial burn and partial renaming of accounts since I wasn’t this paranoid (or more like aware) back then. Would this “meh, they can still find you” mean “don’t bother” or…?


Even if not for everything else mentioned here, I see TVs with the official YouTube client stuck at “Are you still watching?” in public from time to time, so there’s that.


Yes, we can read the body text.
I also have an airmail.cc box and it’s basically IP and/or domain blocked on lots of places. I think some mail was even quietly dropped. Sounds like it’s too easy to sign up and since that’s not the “industry standard” (thanks alphabet and microsoft) it’s often blocked even by self-hostables.
Try riseup.net and autistici.org. Or maybe on of these dozens of servers (although little of them with a good privacy notice, unfortunately needed under capitalism). Or maybe sign up for a pubnix and use that thing’s email, although the only one I found with a proper privacy policy was envs.net and I was banned for trying to prove a point.
Alternative: open up Tor Browser, get your super banned super forbidden email address (like maildrop.cc), then open a new tab, smash that F12 key, press the little phone/tablet icon on the right, then change the first selector to “iPhone SE”, change "UA: " to
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 16_7_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/16.5 Mobile/15E148 DuckDuckGo/7 Safari/604, then go toduck.com/email(the .onion is broken due to bad csp lol), put your very illegal box there and get a very legal one back. You may ask, why Tor Browser. I say, to make DuckDuckGo shut up more easily about your brand new alias. You can just keep doing this, infinite legit email glitch. Just nobody tell anyone, sshhhhhhhhhh.