xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@caekislove @admin @hachi @alex
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@alex @admin @hachi Recently, I've been looking into twtxt. It's definitely not user friendly, but there is a web interface for it known as Yarn. I like it because it's basically RSS but for microposts. You can even host it on a static website or Git repository if you want to.

@admin @hachi @alex He seems to have more faith in Nostr now because accounts aren't bounded to a single server.

@Zealist @hachi @Omega_Variant @zombiefinatic They route your internet traffic to a remote server, but unlike a standard proxy, it is all encrypted, so your network or ISP won't be able to see your traffic.

However, the VPN provider can still log your traffic. Some claim that they don't but it is impossible to prove either way.

They are useful for bypassing IP or region blocks or blocks set by your network.

Tor (which is more like a chain of VPNs) is a more secure option but it is much slower.

@LukeAlmighty @beardalaxy They are cheap gifts for those who want to give someone something but don't know what. All they know is that they are a fan of X, so why not give them an X figurine?

@ryo Governments won't leave Twitter because Big Tech is a government creation.

@ryo Or bring back private servers.

@Hyolobrika@berserker.town WEF is full of fallacies. Klaus Schwab's books are apparently full of ad hocs.

The WEF has coined "critical ignoring", meaning learning to ignore what they don't want you to know.

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2023/02/critical-thinking-ignoring-brain/

@PhenomX6 @meso @Zerglingman @Silly_CB Going full-freetard when it comes to gaming is pretty stupid though. There is nothing harmful about decades old DOS games or NES ROMs, no matter how much the FSF claims they are also unethical.

Also, the FSF still considers scripts (which games often use for events, AI, etc) as software, so even playing otherwise proprietary games with libre replacement engines, or games where the data is still proprietary (assuming the data has scripts) are still considered unethical according to the FSF. Scripts shouldn't be a problem because they are usually sandboxed and only work within the context of the game, but the FSF believes that all proprietary software is unethical, so your options are pretty limited.