xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

warning: the UK government is scanning what it considers to be the “whole internet” or at least what it believes the UK is part of

https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/information/ncsc-scanning-information

they give you the option to “OPT-OUT” but we all know governments dont adhere to privacy requests

are you a server administrator? you can block these easily:

sudo iptables -I INPUT -s 18.171.7.246 -j DROP sudo iptables -I INPUT -s 35.177.10.231 -j DROP

"oh nooooo they're talking about no-no topics and unnaproved opinions on alternative social media that isn't governed by a central authority or algorithm" 😭😭😭😭

I think agorism and secession can be paired as well. Basically go from no nullification of federal power (you are here) to partial de-facto nullification (agorism/disobedience stage) to complete nullification.

I’m using agorism a bit more loosely than some autists would like, but whatever.

In Nevada, there’s a legal requirement for ballots to have a “None of these Options” option for each race. If only people used it.

@xianc78 Person A: "Son, are you at home?"
Person B: "Yes mom, I'm home."
Person A: "Why do you sound so weird today?"
Person B: "Because there's a literal bulldozer right next to me, I already got hit by it a couple times."
Person A: "Ah, I see! Guess you were emitting too much human life, I mean carbon, am I right?"

ah yes a course on how to bomb third world countries

I love my friends

Some people think Mastodon is too weird to become popular:

I joined Twitter in 2008. We had to put a "d" in front of a tweet to convert it to a direct message and every other day you had some embarrassing private moments exposed because someone forgot about the “d”. Hashtags were just a community hack, introduced by Chris Messina to somehow tag content. Search? Hah, you wish! Tweets via SMS were supposed to be a thing. Oh, and the daily meet and greet with the failwhale. Totally not weird.