beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

@MK2boogaloo if you have to ask that question, you probably are

If the war in Ukraine is somehow still happening by next year, I'll vote for whoever wants to stop helping them.

@caekislove @Terry @leespringfield1903 >mormons

@PinochetsCommieCopter "my partner"

@momus that's an intense game of cytus

I slept for 10 hours 2 nights ago. Last night I only got 3. Can't win em all.

@LukeAlmighty diving is super cool. Deep sea cave diving is fucked.

landl*rd company snuck in an extra $15 a month charge by making me head of household instead of having multiple heads with our updated lease. real fuckin classy.

>accidentally logged into my email with a VPN turned on
>google has a panic attack, shits itself
>"we have detected suspicious activity!"
>need to change password

@Mr_NutterButter websites are just super bloated these days. dude, the websites of yesteryear could load and work just fine on a fucking nintendo DS.

hey, google updated their inactive account policy. they won't be deleting any accounts that have youtube videos/comment activity :) good to hear! i was worried some old videos would get lost to time.

it's still a good idea to backup stuff! i have everything from all of my youtube channels backed up.

@Pyrrho @silvermoon82@strangeobject.space that's not to say that librewolf is bad by any means, btw. i've never used it but i'm sure it's a great browser. i just prefer chromium's layout and i wouldn't be surprised if brave is faster.

@Pyrrho @silvermoon82@strangeobject.space apparently, Tor will still fail CreepJS if you have JS turned on. it's quite rigorous and i did see a post someone made about a certain extension being the only way they could succeed it, but that extension isn't used by many people so it would be much easier to identify you based on that extension you have installed.

did you take these screenshots or did you find it somewhere else? it doesn't mean much without the proper context. the person using librewolf could just have JS disabled and/or have it very locked down. that will affect web browsing in a lot of use cases, however. i mean, you can't use pleroma without it.

brave is an amazing blend of functionality and security and it's all baked right in to the browser which makes it nice and quick.

it is important to assess your threat level, too. using Tor with JS disabled and in an amnesiac OS is not what most people need. if you're safe enough about what you do on the internet and practice good opsec then you're going to be totally fine.