It spammed me twice, but I’ve blocked her and reported her.

I wonder if there’s a better way to link to external communities without leaving your own instance

Hi! I’m the Fediverse Chick, I’ve been trying to reach you about a Nigerian prince heritage.

The first spammer of the fediverse.

Rare pepe? No, rare fediverse chick.

Apparently, Facebook managed to do it because they downloaded the whole pirated library without seeding it.

I still don’t understand why anybody is still not using Firefox + uBlock Origin.

I could like Digg if it was federated. But I bet it won’t.

100% agree. My local instance has a lot of posts coming from Mastodon and I simply don’t like it. I wonder if they even see my replies.

No, of course not. That’s why I’m thinking of migrating to another service that supports external domains, such as Mailbox.org

Remember that Luigi can be shortened to Gigi in Italian. And Mangione means “big eater”. So Gigi Bigeater.

The police should check his hard drive

1. I register a domain using a service in a country outside of the EU (since Posteo is German).
2. I also apply a “privacy protection” service, which means my data won’t be visible in the public whois (the domain will be officially registered by the privacy service that I use).
3. I sign up to Posteo and configure my third-party domain.

This means Posteo doesn’t know anything about me, and even if the police raids Posteo they can’t find who I am.

Of course they could, in theory, find out who I am, but that means going to the provider that I used to sign up for my domain, which may be on the other side of the planet outside of German police jurisdiction.

Good to know, and thanks for the link!

I think Kagi si better than Google, but under the hood it just mixes results from Google, Bing and Yandex.

Hmm I don’t agree. You can always sign up using a foreign mail provider with a domain privacy service.

But will it be able to be reachable by other printers on the network?

The new Outlook for Windows, however, is just the OWA inside of a glorified Electron app.

They refused to accept a PR from a random person with just one single word change for a string that only the developer himself is seeing.

I think the developer has all the rights not to accept such a PR which adds nothing to the program. And I think people that really care about gender inclusivity should stop focusing on this useless nitpicks, which makes inclusivity appear like made up by a bunch of trolls.

I think it was sold by a third party