xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ChristiJunior @genetic_failure @Publius Celeste is the only puzzle platformer I've ever finished (I prefer strategy and builder games, but I had a few Nintendo bucks left, and it was on sale). As someone who *does* have depression, the story felt so false that it almost made me ragequit in a few places. And that was before I heard anything about a retcon.

The Conspiracy Theory Cycle:

1) “That’s insanity! You’re crazy!” 2) “Well your story is wrong, here’s the Official Story” 3) “Well your facts are debunked, here’s the Official Facts” 4) “Well your facts may be true but it’s bad because it’s racist and Not Okay” 5) “Well your theory is dangerous, think of the implications” 6) “Well you just need to shut the fuck up” 7) “POLICE, HE’S OVER HERE, GET HIM!”

@ChristiJunior @genetic_failure @Publius Leftists love circlejerking over mental illness and wallowing in misery. On the other hand, the chad Japanese know that you can overcome your depression and anything else with The Power Of Friendship.

@LukeAlmighty @StoneTossBot Meanwhile, here's Nintendo's take on unions.
Toadette.png

LBRY is the most popular blockchain-based social media platform in the world.

@StoneTossBot "After the donations were discovered, Cawthon announced that he was retiring from professional game development."

God forbid only 99 out of 100 Western game devs be communists, it has to be 100 out of 100, otherwise Zombie Hitler will gas 6 gorillion more Jews.

You can say what you want about the picks for Smash DLC, but at least all of the characters chosen are more relevant and noteworthy than Geno.

When I heard the term nomadic identity in a conversation, I immediately started looking into it.

A way to have your online identity and all your posts preserved and be able to migrate on a whim whenever and wherever you please?

And that's how I came across Hubzilla.

Launched in 2012, it's an alternative to Mastodon/Pleroma/Misskey with more advanced privacy features, but that also offers users a way to interact with the aforementioned social networks via plugin.

It exists since 2012, while Pleroma was released in 2016, yet I never heard of it until recently.

One would think that such an advanced social network software would be somewhat more adopted, but the userbase is incredibly small.

The most popular Hubzilla instance, node9, has merely 137 registered users total.

I don't mean to imply anything by the following statement, but Hubzilla gives off TempleOS vibes to me.

#Fediverse #Hubzilla

the virgin we're going to ask you to put up with discomfort now to remain free later

vs

the chad we're just plain tyrants forcing you to accept other people's risk for your own good now do everything we tell you or we'll kill you.

This tweet is so dumb i feel stupider after having read it

Imagine actually arguing in support of censorship

Whenever something is called "baseless" that just means they REALLY don't want you looking into it.

Fighting Internet censorship, in support of privacy, and open access to information — Aaron Swartz's battle for information freedom lives on.

Recap (US Legal/Court info, captured from Pacer paywall)
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap

QR Codes below:
Library Genesis (Lib-Gen)
http://libgen.rs/search.php

Sci-Hub (Broken)
https://sci-hub.se

Aaron Swartz story:
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/one-year-after-his-death-aaron-swartz-remains-symbol-internet-flna2D11943945

RT @OdyseeTeam@twitter.com

🔥 ODYSEE NOW HAS PLAYLISTS 🔥

you'll see a tab on the left that says "Lists" and on peoples' channels under "Playlists"

lists are available to everyone, so have fun! 🚀

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/OdyseeTeam/status/1405214579660046340

It's cliche to call anything Orwellian but how else do you describe this nightmare world?

@matana @kaia
But wait there's more:
"IBM has submitted an application to expand its portfolio with a rather peculiar patent. To protect rightsholders the technology company has invented a printer that doesn't copy or print any copyright infringing text or images. "

"Simply titled “Copyright Infringement Prevention,” the patent’s main goal is to ‘restrict’ the functionality of printers, so they only process jobs when the person who’s printing them has permission to do so."
https://torrentfreak.com/ibm-patents-printer-that-doesnt-copy-infringing-content-160515/

Reminder: IBM owns redhat.

remember I said that america was more authoritarian than china. Looks like it’s actually worse than NK too.

https://nypost.com/2021/06/14/north-korean-defector-slams-woke-us-schools/

Journalism these dayz