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2026-05-07 22:07:06 CEST

https://github.com/V4bel/dirtyfrag
it happened again

2026-05-01 23:36:25 CEST

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rust evangelism is a big tech psyop to supply corpos with loads of free MIT-licensed code

2026-04-13 16:37:27 CEST

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iceshrimp.net is probably one of the better options for the server part

2026-03-28 02:27:57 CET

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i’ve been saying this too
many foss people are highly intelligent but they have zero street smarts and will give their free labor to corporations that will use it against them
just look at the AGPLv3 open core playbook that works literally every time: promise “free software forever”, wait for fossbros to build your entire product, wait until you have enough captive users, then gradually move features to paid SaaS until the “free” part is nothing but a useless skeleton. exact same thing also worked for android
what matters isn’t the license, what matters is whether it is free software by and for the community, or a commercial product in disguise.
never ever contribute to the latter. do not even report bugs.

2026-03-24 00:57:11 CET

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https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-23efc790-3ee4-4434-afef-87cb6e569b2b.webp

2026-03-19 19:27:05 CET

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https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-25d1c07c-6e7e-4acd-b82d-f3c01c1eceb4.jpg

2026-03-18 16:23:32 CET

my anger may have been focused on AI lately but my real worry is the same as before—the gentrification of hacker culture by silicon valley techbros
when i look at software repos, there’s a far more important question i ask before even considering the developers’ stance on LLMs:
**is it free software (centers people), or is it a product (centers market value)?**
unsurprisingly, the slop machine gamblers are found almost exclusively in the latter category.
so what we’re dealing with here is basically just another symptom of the damage that corporate influence is doing to free software.

2026-03-09 05:35:19 CET

did you know: libsmbclient has glaring memory leaks and race conditions because of the way it stores runtime option overrides that persist through config reloads via a single global static pointer variable to a linked list
and some functions, like library init (which is a thing that *tends to happen concurrently* when programs establish multiple connections), just modify these options unconditionally as a side effect
the entire samba code base is garbage. KDE never ran into problems because it runs each connection in a separate process…
anyway it’s my birthday and lucy baked a cake for me so i’m happy 💕

2026-03-06 17:38:57 CET

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HN works in tech, and only idiots work in tech

2026-03-06 17:12:31 CET

#0x0finds
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/a820e007-0bef-43cb-a561-dbb64e6ad31c.webm

2026-03-06 17:11:04 CET

#0x0finds
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/25914590-e786-49e5-af34-7e312013c21f.webm

2026-02-24 15:09:09 CET

autistic hyperfixation: does one thing and one thing only for 10 years
adhd hyperfocus: does one thing and one thing only for 8 days and nights, then gets sidetracked by 3 hot new projects walking by and never goes back to the original thing

2026-02-23 21:31:40 CET

“self-hosting email is hard” no it isn’t and you should do it

2026-02-01 00:50:01 CET

how is zhangjiajie real
this looks like a graphics demo with the perlin noise heightmap scaled wrong
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/a24c9027-a8d3-4316-89da-ed85b9fb695d.jpg

2026-01-31 17:47:24 CET

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it’s got some weird pride flag on it maybe that’s what that means

2026-01-31 17:37:35 CET

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i wonder if this stuff would work as well as i think it would. definitely ticks the weather resistance box (it’s suitable for marine use)
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-dddbfacb-96ca-44a4-8919-0ec2f83a2379.webp

2026-01-29 17:09:40 CET

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i thought it was tomorrow :neofox_shocked:
happy birthday cell 🎂

2026-01-28 12:57:12 CET

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ich hab eher erlebt, dass eltern und andere bezugspersonen oft wenig emotionale nähe übrighaben und die nach schuleintritt weiter abnimmt. externe faktoren halte ich da für eher nebensächlich.
zumindest in meiner generation wurden viele jungs auch deutlich mehr bestraft als belohnt. praktisch wird damit im extremfall das vertrauen des kinds zerstört und ein innerer kritiker installiert, der keine schwäche und keine fehler erlaubt, weil das kind sich nicht anders zu schützen weiß. so entstehen ängstliche außenseiter, narzisstische perfektionisten, aber auch people pleaser usw.
dieses „du musst stark sein“ wird eher selten wirklich so ausgesprochen, aber trotzdem auf andere weise zusammen mit dem gefühl der einsamkeit gelernt, wenn das kind nun mal zu große angst davor hat, sich anderen, insbesondere erwachsenen, zu öffnen
toxische maskulinität wird also nicht unbedingt immer direkt von eltern weitergegeben (d. h. bewusst „konserviert“), sondern kann genauso auch durch emotionale distanz, einschüchterung und das fehlen erwachsener vorbilder zustande kommen

2026-01-27 05:16:08 CET

oh no i forgot to touch grass and now i made myself anxious

2026-01-24 11:51:03 CET

remember: you picking up someone else’s abandoned free software project and doing a poor job maintaining it is better than nobody doing it at all

2026-01-08 20:52:44 CET

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you mean the canadian gf

2026-01-08 17:55:57 CET

sometimes there are hot dogs
life is good actually

2026-01-03 11:31:54 CET

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you do have talent though :neocat_pat_happy:

2026-01-01 02:51:05 CET

shit’s popping off
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/e7d97ec6-0537-43a2-9dd0-9d5c045127ce.mp4

2025-12-15 19:13:12 CET

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https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-a0b95433-fc76-4a06-9cf9-e19bb61b1ea7.png

2025-11-30 03:43:50 CET

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which kinda describes my situation all too well
there’s that force that’s holding me back and dragging me down when things could be going so well

2025-11-30 03:34:33 CET

💀
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-dad32562-38e3-4c47-a180-32724801e497.jpg

2025-11-25 23:43:15 CET

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i didn’t do that yet

2025-11-25 02:44:39 CET

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AVIF doesn’t have problems with that. only some encoders do, with non-ideal settings (which are the defaults unfortunately). i’ve tested jxl and avif quite extensively on my photos and avif with better settings always came out on top. by a long shot in some cases.

2025-11-25 01:09:21 CET

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also jxl is better at replacing PNG than it is at replacing JPEG. that’s AVIF’s job now (we just need to make rav1e fast)

2025-11-25 01:06:13 CET

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cjb2 is far worse than jbig2 however. orders of magnitude slower AND worse compression even in lossy mode

2025-11-23 15:38:19 CET

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speed holes?

2025-11-23 15:25:10 CET

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most computers have realtek NICs and those need blobs

2025-11-23 15:16:18 CET

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there is no on-board wifi, that’s a mini pcie card

2025-11-23 15:03:23 CET

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like what? i compiled the firmware from source (including the “trusted firmware” bits), schematics are available, the drivers are all mainlined and it needs no blobs

2025-11-23 14:53:12 CET

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idk i fixed the DTBs for the specific board revision of an espressobin that i had, and did some work to get the internal ethernet switch to init properly (i.e. not bridging WAN and LAN at bootup). that was not hard at all

2025-11-23 14:47:51 CET

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nah. the real problem with those is just device drivers (and the terrible quality of vendor drivers that end up in the kernel tree)

2025-11-23 14:44:33 CET

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after you implement firmware support.

2025-11-23 14:42:22 CET

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that’s harder though lol

2025-11-23 14:39:00 CET

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ngl i’d rather deal with DTs than buggy ACPI firmware

2025-11-23 00:08:41 CET

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try xonotic

2025-11-20 20:08:14 CET

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you can still have 4.8 gbps over wifi on consumer hardware!

2025-11-20 19:27:58 CET

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german part of my brain always causes me to read this as “evil wifi”

2025-10-29 15:28:27 CET

look at this guy
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-89e7148a-d75f-4952-9488-a053986ac603.jpg

2025-10-24 04:18:52 CEST

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those are prescribed at way lower dosages for postmenopausal hrt, typically 1-2mg oral/day for estradiol which is has terrible bioavailability and is basically nothing when you don’t have ovaries to begin with. i was on 6-8mg sublingual and it didn’t have nearly as much of an effect on my skin as injections

2025-10-24 04:09:16 CEST

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maintaining hrt is kind of an advantage there (e2 increases collagen, prog is neuroprotective)
but idk memories of my life before i transitioned are just disconnected fragments and i can’t verbally describe most of it. it’s worse than just being depressed; i feel robbed of what could’ve been years of experiences and personal growth. think it’s fair if i live and look young a bit longer to make up for some of that

2025-10-23 23:30:58 CEST

date idea: shootout with the LAPD

2025-10-17 19:11:12 CEST

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i’m racist against homophobes yes

2025-10-17 17:07:46 CEST

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never

2025-10-17 15:13:36 CEST

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cant wait to get out of this social wasteland
fuck southern germany

2025-10-17 15:12:26 CEST

most people just give me the swabian stare but at least i made the cashier smile

2025-10-16 02:40:59 CEST

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i’d say the closest western approximation is in the laws of thermodynamics, but i imagine not many people will discover anything meaningful to their way of being in that lol

2025-10-02 20:49:23 CEST

lucy’s been playing some weird RTS
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/41ca57c7-3ad9-4722-ae83-a68246edcea5.mp4

2025-09-14 22:24:27 CEST

mpv is a very complex project where the top-level build file alone has over 1800 lines
on my aging laptop, muon (c99 implementation of meson) configures it with most things enabled in about 1.7 seconds. that’s almost 3 times as fast as meson, which already outperforms most other cross-platform build systems. and then the build with samu is also about 1.4 times as fast as with meson+ninja.
i’m a big fan of build systems that allow fast iterations. mpv’s coding style is also conducive to that because it avoids preprocessor variables in favor small compilation units, which not only makes the build system easier to reason about but also minimizes the amount of code that needs to be recompiled when the configuration changes. we have link-time optimization nowadays, so that’s definitely the way to go
also, muon won’t generate a 'clean' target. and that’s actually kinda based because a working build system should NEVER:
* pollute the source tree
* fail at cache invalidation for project-local build inputs and thus fail to recompile/relink objects that need it
* yield different build results just because the build directory was dirty
* make it hard to recreate a particular build configuration
* make it hard to discern which files are generated by the build system
almost all build systems fail at this simply because their language is not purely declarative, which means that developers using them will make mistakes no matter how easy they are to avoid

2025-09-12 11:58:29 CEST

i love lucy

2025-08-31 19:29:38 CEST

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estonia is just finland’s booze store

2025-08-31 00:19:38 CEST

few understand this but natural language doesn’t actually have rules and is all vibes-based

2025-08-24 10:24:06 CEST

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yeah, also material distributed to cinemas where each one gets a unique ID. works via audio channels too. you can’t hear it but it survives going through a crappy handheld camera microphone

2025-08-24 10:19:24 CEST

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invisible and compression-resilient cryptographic watermarking is a thing at least

2025-08-13 01:55:54 CEST

it’s already fascinating what kind of stuff ends up in my hands from running 0x0.st
already had confidential (though mundane) shit from nvidia, several banks, and 3-letter agencies
now imagine what it must be like to run a “free online PDF converter”

2025-08-12 06:28:49 CEST

one of my word filters is literally just `\b#` because no real person uses hashtags

2025-07-27 20:13:27 CEST

think i wanna make more videos like this instead of just photos
need to re-evaluate video encoding though. SVT-AV1 has fucking horrible psychovisual properties even if you tell it to prefer SSIM instead of PSNR.
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/dbd6b236-aeaf-418f-81f5-e9e2123971c2.MP4

2025-07-22 13:51:57 CEST

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(there’s an anti-advertising law for such titles as well)

2025-07-22 13:48:34 CEST

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rationale was child and youth protection.
many of those games were so heavily censored because an 18+ rating meant worse sales figures.

2025-07-22 13:32:31 CEST

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as a kid i regularly saw streets covered in blood of slaughtered livestock but as an adult i’m not allowed to see violence in video games because it’s too glorifying

2025-07-21 15:53:05 CEST

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i understood git pretty much immediately and it’s much better than mercurial and other DVCS for my extremely chaotic workflow
also i actually like worktrees because i switch what i’m working on so frequently (kdevelop makes that pretty seamless with its workspaces)

2025-07-21 05:55:09 CEST

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pretty sure forced c-suite defenestrations generally yield better results than kubernetes in those cases

2025-07-21 00:17:37 CEST

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but who says you can’t just spin up the container with a timer?
though at that point you might as well just use systemd’s built-in sandboxing, especially if everything you need is either available in your base OS or in a virtualenv anyway

2025-07-20 19:50:57 CEST

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idk i don’t use docker but i see no reason why it’d cause problems

2025-07-20 19:42:10 CEST

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as for “cron in docker”: this is what systemd timers are for. they’re much more robust and flexible.

2025-07-20 19:36:36 CEST

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ftr the image processing you need for this is likely much easier to do well with ffmpreg (via PyAV)
https://git.0x0.st/lucy/tools/src/branch/main/imgutils.py here’s some sample utility that does conversions for gameboy advance image formats (including palettes and tiling/packing)
should not be that hard to adapt for this type of display (also check out omni-epd!)

2025-07-07 19:10:15 CEST

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well the problem i think is preventing a lot of people here from reaching agency is overfuturizing
they’re too scared of the what-ifs and paralyzed by the catastrophies playing out in their heads to focus on attainable goals

2025-07-07 19:03:05 CEST

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i often notice the shift in perception when i’m on meds. i stop feeling so hopelessly paralyzed and all the previously insurmountable challenges are like, oh i can finish that today, why don’t i just start now, oh also i can probably just triple my income over the next few months nbd
because i suddenly have the brain capacity to work through all that
i wouldn’t struggle with inaction so much if i were too stupid to comprehend the complexity of the problems i need to solve

2025-07-01 20:30:53 CEST

nothing ever happens
dw about it
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-6563cd44-16a6-4daf-ae91-806d74751535.png

2025-06-29 14:45:37 CEST

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just not propagating shit is well and good but i think we’re way past the point where it’s enough with the collective media illiteracy

2025-06-29 14:43:53 CEST

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i mean going “haha funny if true” and pressing the boost button is just more fun than the sense of utter disappointment when what you find out turns out to be quite boring
you can sorta rewire your sense of reward to go “yet another mystery solved” but it still kinda sucks to come off as a 🤓👆

2025-06-29 14:24:56 CEST

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ty i was thinking of you while i looked it up :shironeko_proud:

2025-06-29 14:03:29 CEST

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this is just conjecture but it makes sense for ISPs to have PoPs there as the base itself requires fault-tolerant networking. “might as well”.

2025-06-29 14:00:57 CEST

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it was too funny to be true

2025-06-29 14:00:21 CEST

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i looked up the original blog post. that data came from google analytics, and it’s “over 100k visits” within a 12-month period.
also several ISPs have PoPs located in that area so the hits they saw on the GA dashboard didn’t necessarily come from that base but from customers in the area served by those PoPs (which can be very large)

2025-06-29 12:42:06 CEST

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i’ve used that setup too, actually. it’s got its own issues and limitations over xrandr.
also openbox does not implement xwmh properly so some clients will have issues with that (incorrect resizing/fullscreening, not hiding/showing properly when you switch workspaces, etc.)

2025-06-29 12:25:36 CEST

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excuse me but enabling tearfree incurs latency as well as forcing (flickering) software cursors on some drivers. in my experience, up to 3 frames depending on the driver, on top of the DDX-dependent latency you already get, because it literally does the same shit as any x11 bolt-on compositor except it has no fullscreen bypass at all. on my intel laptop i’ve seen as much as 5 frames of latency. you WILL notice this even while you’re just scrolling webpages. accurate presentation timing? forget it. on a lot of GPUs you also get power management related stuttering.
on AMD hardware, in my experience, wayland clients can get sub-frame presentation latency, with the absolute worst case being 2 frames even without direct scanout. this is better than what you can get on xorg without tearing, period. not to mention: VRR only works reliably with wayland, especially if you have more than one monitor.
multi-monitor setups have also proven to be far more problematic with xorg, especially if you have rotation, scaling/per-display DPI, or vertically stacked layouts. my desktop setup had all of that and it was unusable with xorg to the point where some clients would only handle clicks on half of the screen. it’s incredibly broken. no wayland environment had any problems with that.

2025-06-29 00:50:47 CEST

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i can see it working; people ask for my non-existent insta profile almost every time i get hit on
(it's awkward looking up from my phone and telling them in all seriousness i don't use any mainstream social media)

2025-06-25 00:05:56 CEST

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i’m the editor for the german subtitles of that show, and i hated every minute of that absolute dumpster fire

2025-06-24 01:48:31 CEST

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it usually reflects either personal traumatic experiences (how’s your hypervigilance?) or having a degree in sociopathy (economics) and thinking that wanting to sit on the largest possible pile of paperclips is rational and rational is good

2025-06-24 01:40:56 CEST

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that’s how you end up in a hobbesian trap

2025-06-23 22:49:30 CEST

the world if the average person had spent 2 seconds thinking about the prisoner’s dilemma

2025-06-16 15:21:30 CEST

lucy just tried to order a hotdog at ikea only to find they don’t do food delivery

2025-06-15 12:50:29 CEST

> roundcube RCE due to vulnerable session handling code from 2005 originally intended to work around a PHP vulnerability
> untold number of email accounts compromised
starting to believe that writing secure software in PHP is harder than doing so in C

2025-06-10 15:55:07 CEST

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it works with ngircd at least, and probably anything else that doesn’t require TLS

2025-06-10 15:48:26 CEST

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no issues with wine last time i tried

2025-06-10 15:31:34 CEST

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that’s why i never got into it, even if at least the headsets may have other uses as well

2025-06-10 15:25:27 CEST

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i’ve never tried it but i think vrchat is pretty interesting. can also be quite addictive depending on the person and become their *actual* “second life”. like imagine someone with body image issues getting full-body tracking and a custom avatar to escape. it’s fascinating; some people feel phantom touch and i imagine a number have used it to figure out their identity in a safe space they otherwise wouldn’t have access to

2025-06-07 22:39:33 CEST

didn’t know sybian made a phone OS that’s wild

2025-05-28 04:51:19 CEST

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idk i just use my “is this just going to be endless paragraphs of meaningless drivel” heuristic that also tells me not to click on most things written by journos

2025-05-13 06:10:04 CEST

selamat pagi

2025-05-08 17:22:45 CEST

🦆
https://shrimptest.0x0.st/files/public-426e6f6e-ebb5-4f9b-ba53-906ebbf08cd6.jpg

2025-04-28 09:57:17 CEST

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deletes also federate but pleromer/akkoma don’t reliably update that in their frontends (it does work on iceshrimp.net afaict)

2025-04-15 21:10:58 CEST

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i hope you guys are having a blast moderating this instance in accordance with your own ToS
maybe consider contributing any tools you write to manage this task; fedi software is sorely lacking in that department :akko_giggle:

2025-04-06 14:01:04 CEST

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it worked quite poorly with the GBC tbh