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2025-09-06 18:08:18 CEST

Looking to leave GitHub?
Try Codeberg — it's Git, but based in Germany (Europe), without all of Microsoft's nonsense. They're also on the Fediverse: @npub1fh7…ee83.
But wait — it gets better!
Codeberg is open source, and you can even host your own instance. The software is called Forgejo, built by the same folks behind Codeberg, and they're on the Fediverse too: @npub12r3…zz58.
#GitHub #GitLab #Git #FOSS #OpenSource #DigitalSovereignty #Microsoft

2025-09-06 17:45:57 CEST

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Perhaps that's why people in Japan live longer.
In the United States, you see one doctor who tries to be the doctor for everything and everyone. In Japan, you have a specialist for anything that troubles you. We have specialists here, but you often have to be referred to them.
I imagine it also helps that you guys have universal healthcare here. In the USA, you can go bankrupt just going into an ambulance.

2025-09-03 05:19:18 CEST

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Hate speech should never be accepted as free speech — never.
Officially, we technically do not allow hate speech, but in practice, we do. Meaning, while someone cannot use the "N" word, there are many other ways people can be hateful and cruel, and those used to be removed. But now the trolls and the bigots are given wide berth, and I hate it.
I have gotten away with removing some of the more aggressive jerks, but not without the worry and risk of being reprimanded. There are so many times I want to take action, but my hands are tied, so I have to be selective and careful. It should not be like this.

2025-09-03 05:11:56 CEST

My vacation time was approved. 🎉
I am really looking forward to some time off. It has been getting harder to do my job — not because the work itself is getting harder, but because I am emotionally and mentally exhausted, as well as annoyed and frustrated with it.
There have been more than a few times now when I decided to do my own thing — essentially doing my job the way we used to, before all the policy changes.

2025-09-02 02:33:45 CEST

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> " Facebook employees are reading our messages?! "
You have no privacy from Meta when you use Meta products or services. None.
But in this particular instance, it helps that they're not so careful.

2025-08-31 18:11:49 CEST

Discord is once again, for the 8th or more time this year, updating their privacy policy, and terms of services.
I DELETED my account today.
Goodbye, Discord.
#Discord #Privacy #PrivacyPolicy #TermsOfService
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2025-08-30 16:15:04 CEST

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One of those .nl (Netherlands) is open to anyone. You're in Europe, and that is what gave you access to registering .it (Italy).
However, most people I recommend:
.am (Armenia)
.at (Austria)
.be (Belgium)
.bz (Belize)
.cc (Cocos Islands)
.ch (Switzerland)
.co (Colombia)
.cz (Czech Republic)
.dk (Denmark)
.fi (Finland)
.ge (Georgia)
.is (Iceland)
.li (Liechtenstein)
.me (Montenegro)
.nl (Netherlands)
.nu (Niue)
.se (Sweden)
.to (Tonga)
.tv (Tuvalu)
.tw (Taiwan)
.ws (Samoa)
Why? 🤔
All of these countries have strong protections for freedom of speech, including speech that defends and promotes minority rights — such as LGBTQ+ rights. Domain registration is open to everyone... You don’t need to be a citizen or own a business in any of these countries.
That last bit of information is the important part, since it applies to everyone -- Anyone can register these domain names.

2025-08-30 16:04:54 CEST

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That’s true — all gTLDs (generic top-level domains) fall under ICANN contracts, which are U.S.-based and require things like data escrow and participation in U.S. law–based dispute resolution. So even if the registry operates outside the U.S., it’s still tied to U.S. jurisdiction.
Where you start to see more independence is with ccTLDs (country-code domains, the two-letter ones). These are managed directly by governments or their appointed authorities, which means they’re not bound in the same way to U.S. legal frameworks.
That’s why, if digital sovereignty is important to you, ccTLDs are the better choice.

2025-08-30 15:41:13 CEST

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.promo
.kaufen
.market
.auction
.forsale
.商店
.cafe
.catering
.coffee
.kitchen
.pizza
.recipes
.restaurant
.vin (wine)
.wine
.fish
.pub
.agency
.digital
.email
.marketing
.media
.productions
.social
.studio
That's a long list.
All of those domain name extensions are controlled by a single corporation in the United States: Identity Digital Inc., based in Washington State and owned by Ethos Capital, which is located in Massachusetts.
Identity Digital accounts for roughly 30% of all word-based domain name extensions. But they’re not alone — many other word-based extensions are also managed or sponsored by U.S. corporations, which places them under U.S. jurisdiction.
Digital sovereignty is important. That’s why I recommend avoiding word-based domain extensions, as well as .com, .net, .org, .info, .us, and .edu, all of which are governed under U.S. jurisdiction.
#DigitalSovereignty #Domain #Website #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Mastodon #Misskey

2025-08-30 15:32:44 CEST

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.supplies
.supply
.tires
Legal
edit
.legal
.attorney
.lawyer
.bio
.chat
.directory
.fyi
.info
.memorial
.tips
.reviews
.news
.media
.today
.camera
.equipment
.gallery
.graphics
.photography
.photos
.pictures
.democrat
.republican
.vote
.army
.airforce
.voto
.navy
.family
.apartments
.camp
.community
.condos
.farm
.house
.immo
.land
.lease
.maison
.properties
.rentals
.villas
.haus
.mortgage
.immobilien
.bike
.coach
.football
.golf
.hockey
.pro
.run
.soccer
.team
.tennis
.training
.ski
.futbol
.rocks
.expert
.guru
.fan
.fitness
.boutique
.clothing
.diamonds
.florist
.furniture
.gold
.jewelry
.salon
.shoes
.style
.toys
.watch
.moda
.codes
.computer
.domains
.systems
.technology
.engineer
.engineering
.energy
.mobi
.solar
.software
.网站
.移动
.travel
.city
.cruises
.flights
.guide
.holiday
.asia
.irish
.place
.reise
.viajes
.tours
.town
.vacations
.reisen
.voyage
.cab
.limo
.zone
.world
.taxi
.bargains
.cards
.cheap
.coupons
.deals
.delivery
.direct
.discount
.express
.gifts
.gratis
.plus
.shopping
.tienda
.sale

2025-08-30 15:31:34 CEST

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How much can 1 USA based corporation control over the Internet?
Brace yourself, this is going to be a long thread
.limited
.ltd
.management
.network
.partners
.sarl
.services
.solutions
.ventures
.support
.associates
.business
.careers
.center
.consulting
.company
.enterprises
.gmbh
.group
.industries
.international
.企业
.academy
.church
.education
.institute
.mba
.school
.schule
.university
.degree
.bingo
.bet
.casino
.dating
.dog
.events
.games
.movie
.lotto
.show
.singles
.theater
.actor
.band
.dance
.live
.poker
.rocks
.studio
.video
.游戏
.娱乐
.accountants
.capital
.cash
.claims
.credit
.creditcard
.estate
.exchange
.finance
.financial
.fund
.global
.holdings
.insure
.investments
.llc
.loans
.money
.report
.tax
.cool
.exposed
.fail
.black
.red
.gripe
.jetzt
.ninja
.blue
.pink
.wtf
.life
.green
.pet
.care
.clinic
.dental
.dentist
.doctor
.healthcare
.hospital
.rehab
.rip
.surgery
.vet
.vision
.plumbing
.lighting
.repair
.tools
.cleaning
.builders
.construction
.contractors
.works
.glass
.parts
.pro

2025-08-27 17:19:21 CEST

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Digital Sovereignty is important, considering my government (the United States of America) is no longer the consumer-friendly, business-friendly, democratic nation it once was.
And being overseas does not mean a company is outside U.S. jurisdiction.
Proton is a good example of that. They started in Switzerland, and if they stayed in Switzerland, or expanded elsewhere except the USA, they would never have fallen under U.S. jurisdiction.
OVH, sadly, also now falls under U.S. jurisdiction. Originally, their American servers were not their own. OVH leased them as a customer, the same way you would lease a server, but resold those services. A bit of a gray area, but if U.S. laws or policies became a problem, they could pull out—the same way you'd cancel a subscription. Today, however, OVH Cloud has datacenters, offices, and is registered in the USA, which places them under U.S. jurisdiction.
Once you're here, as far as our legal code is concerned, you're our b*tch. Don't come here.

2025-08-24 02:56:53 CEST

No, the Facebook Lite app, does not add a level of privacy and security.
No Meta (Facebook) app does that.
#Meta #Facebook #Threads #Instagram #WhatsApp

2025-08-17 14:40:22 CEST

I can switch Fedi sites. I can even make my own Fedi site. I cannot make my own Blue Sky.
On the Fediverse, you always have a choice. On corporate social media, like Blue Sky, you're at their mercy and whims. The same was true with Twitter.
That's the difference.
#BlueSky #Twitter #X

2025-08-17 13:43:17 CEST

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Following up on my little test. I tried to register the domain:
testing-eu-registration-from-usa.eu
It went as I suspected, as every domain register that I looked into, asked me to verify my EU Citizenship.
As I stated in my first reply, .EU is not currently available to everyone. I used Domain registers that are outside U.S. Jurisdiction, of course, because you don't want a company within the USA or owned by another USA company. https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/Outside_US_Jurisdiction/src/branch/main/Web_Hosting.md

2025-08-16 05:10:17 CEST

I have blocked the domain:
activitypub.awakari.com
Mostly because it seems to be some kind of crawler, and it has a bunch of user accounts posting every second -- Seriously, every 1–3 seconds.
For example, @npub1k4k…ssrh
The other bots (there are many) are leaching off of RSS feeds.

2025-08-11 22:03:03 CEST

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I also recommend avoiding word-based domain extensions.
Many word-based domain extensions — such as .social — are managed by private corporations based in the United States. This still places your domain at risk of legal or commercial interference under U.S. jurisdiction.
Unlike sovereign nations, private corporations can be bought, pressured, or influenced far more easily — whether through legal action, acquisition, or political lobbying. In contrast, sovereign nations tend to defend their autonomy, even when they are financially strained or politically unstable.

2025-08-08 04:45:20 CEST

I can live forever but I will never understand why people simp for corporations. Why someone will blindly trust and put all their faith in a business, and even when several employees blows the whistle, their belief cannot be shaken.

2025-08-07 18:28:41 CEST

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WhatsApp's privacy promise is a legal illusion.
At WhatsApp, we say: “We don't share your data outside of WhatsApp.”
That's technically true — only if you ignore the fact that WhatsApp is part of Meta, and everything is shared within Meta.
But it doesn't stop there. We also share data with external partners — and with governments. It's all in the fine print.
So no — your information isn't “private.” It's just being passed around — internally and externally.
It's not pure end-to-end privacy. It's end-to-end ownership and oversight. Yes, your messages are encrypted — but everything still passes through us.

2025-08-07 18:23:14 CEST

WhatsApp is not private.
Whenever I say this, I seem to upset someone. The reason it upsets people is that they want to believe the lie.
Belief can be both powerful and dangerous. Anyone who believes that we cannot see everything you say or share on WhatsApp has been deceived.
Many of my fellow Americans wanted to believe that COVID was “just a cold.” Five years later, there are still people who cling to that belief — and they get upset if you say otherwise. Belief can be a foolish thing, just as it can be a dangerous one.
Spying on you is profitable. But it’s also a legal requirement: under U.S. law, any provider can be held liable for what happens on their network. So the logical business move is to monitor everything — while claiming they share “nothing.”
Signal is not owned by Facebook, but it’s still based in the United States. I wouldn’t trust them, either — for the same reason you cannot trust us.

2025-08-07 03:25:54 CEST

Why was part of the text missing from the Constitution?
They're claiming it was a "coding error".
Bullshit.
We're talking about text and not missing database entries or bad URLs. Someone went in there and edited the content, the same way you'd edit this post or a Word document, then click save.

2025-07-30 21:07:23 CEST

America: Yes, I’m working 60+ hours this week.
Europe / Asia: Our condolences.
America: What do you mean? I'm making money, baby!
Europe / Asia: We're making money too. But we work fewer hours, earn the same or more, and can afford vacations and emergencies without going broke.
America: I have great benefits with my job!
Europe / Asia: You pay a premium for basic healthcare — which can still be denied — and it's tied to your employment. We get guaranteed healthcare, no matter where we work.
America: USA! USA! USA!
Europe / Asia: 🙄 Are you a country or a cult? 👀

2025-07-30 16:50:26 CEST

Money is paper.
It has value because enough people acknowledge and accept that it has value.
But ultimately, money is just paper.

2025-07-29 21:57:20 CEST

Decades of voice to text technological development and research and voice to text still cannot correctly get things right.

2025-07-25 20:33:22 CEST

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Disabled people are people too.
No, they are not “inspirations” just for existing.
No, they are not problems to solve or people to pity.
No, accessibility is not a favor -- it’s a right.
They are human beings with full lives, agency, and value just as they are.

2025-07-25 20:31:38 CEST

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Elderly people are people too.
No, they are not burdens.
No, their wisdom and experience should not be discarded.
No, they do not lose their worth with age.
They are human beings who deserve respect, care, and dignity in every season of life -- as all human beings should.

2025-07-25 20:15:59 CEST

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Trans people are people too.
No, their gender identity is not a trend or a delusion.
No, they are not obligated to conform to your idea of what a man or woman should be.
No, they do not owe you explanations, pronouns, or proof.
No, they are not “just confused” or trying to deceive anyone.
They are human beings with the same rights, dignity, and worth as anyone else.

2025-07-25 20:14:15 CEST

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LGBTQ+ people are people too.
No, they are not here to entertain your stereotypes.
No, their identities are not a phase or up for debate.
No, they do not need to justify their existence to make you comfortable.
No, they are not broken, confused, or in need of “fixing.”
They are human beings deserving of the same love, respect, rights, and dignity as anyone else.

2025-07-25 20:12:51 CEST

Women are people too.
No, they are not here for your sexual gratification.
No, they are not there to cook and clean for you.
No, they are not human-sized child dispensers or incubators.
They are human beings with the same rights and dignity as all other human beings.

2025-07-23 00:14:20 CEST

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Every photo you ever shared on any META product or service has been used for facial recognition.
That information we're selling to the government.

2025-07-23 00:11:55 CEST

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Right now, if you have an Android Phone and have any META apps -- Without opening them, check if they are running.
Power off and power on your phone (reboot), and they will still be running on their own.
Proceed to put your phone down on the table without opening the app and talk about something random. DYI Projects, for example. Do this for an hour or so, and wait.
Your META apps will start showing you ads for that topic if there is a market for it. We're always listening -- Always!

2025-07-23 00:04:33 CEST

As a Meta employee, I can honestly tell you what we know, and I do not know how we obtain all of it.
* Your full name
* Your full home address
* Your phone number
* Your e-mail
* Your government ID
* Your consumer report history
* The name of every family member
* The name of every friend
* The name of their family / friends
* Your marital status
* If you are faithful to your partner
* Your work history (all of it)
* Your education history (all of it)
* Your travel history (going back years)
* Your birth gender
* Your gender ID
* Your sexuality
* Your sexual preferences
* How often you're having sex
* Your partner's details (all the above)
* Your political ideology
* Your involvement with any group
* If you protest, we know
* If you're unhappy, we know
The amount of information we collect on you is insane. And we do it all for supposedly marketing and yes, we help the government since they have access to all this too.
So when someone says they want to avoid META or GOOGLE - respect.

2025-07-22 20:10:54 CEST

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Not all of it, and not nearly as much as if I had the official Google Play Store or Google Play Services installed.
microG does what I need it to do, and that's good enough for me.

2025-07-22 17:48:19 CEST

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An anonymous, temporary account that is often shared by others, and which I do not register or log into, and cannot be found anywhere else on the phone except within Aurora, which I can clear by wiping the cache and storage of the app.
It really does fit my needs and wants.
Sure, the few apps may be looking for the other half of Google's libraries, but they're not really there, and are only tricked into believing they are with microG. Furthermore, microG is not automatically calling out to Google in the background in the manner that Google's official apps are, nor continuously pinging back to Google (I've checked my traffic logs).
The apps complete their minimum function and that is all I want or need them to do, while not being made by Google. It is both the practicality and the principle.

2025-07-22 04:03:00 CEST

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Because then it would be my fake Google Account, always signed in. Aurora has an anonymous option with no account linked to the phone.

2025-07-22 02:19:17 CEST

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No matter what Android ROM you use -- Always replace the stock apps.
Phone? Replace it.
Messenger? Replace it.
Contacts? Replace it.
File Manager? Replace it.
Launcher? Replace it.
Keyboard? Replace it.
Never trust the default apps that come with ROM (any ROM).
If you cannot disable the default app, remove every permission associated with it. But if you can uninstall it using ADB, do so.

2025-07-22 02:02:57 CEST

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GOS also does not recommend microG either, but it works. Aurora is better than installing Google's actual Play Store and needing an account.
Truthfully, if I could use APK Mirror, I would, but this will have to do.

2025-07-22 01:49:51 CEST

GrapheneOS + microG + Aurora = For the Win!
True, it may not validate, but I do not do banking on my phone. I just need the bare minimum to get apps to work without using Google's actual software, and do not care if someone says:
> " But... but ... It's in a sandbox! "
Well, if everything is inside that sandbox, communicating and connecting within that sandbox, then that is still a problem.
To put it another way... If you act stupid inside a visual machine, you still get stupid.
Google is the stupid, I'd like to avoid, while still using my apps that, unfortunately, still rely upon their madness. And I am OK with tricking them, making them believe they're using that madness.
So yes, I am having my cake, and I am eating it too, and it seems to be working well for me.

2025-07-21 18:00:48 CEST

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Here are all of the Epstein Files that have either been leaked or released.
https://joshwho.net/EpsteinList/gov.uscourts.nysd.447706.1320.0-combined.pdf (verified court documents)
https://joshwho.net/EpsteinList/black-book-unredacted.pdf (verified pre-Bondi) Trump is on page 85, or pdf pg. 80
Trump’s name is circled. The circled individuals are the ones involved in the trafficking ring according to the person who originally released the book. These people would be “The List “ Here is the story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsiKUXrlcac
Here's the flight logs https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21165424-epstein-flight-logs-released-in-usa-vs-maxwell/
————other Epstein Information
https://cdn.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/Johnson_TrumpEpstein_Calif_Lawsuit.pdf here’s a court doc of Epstein and Trump raping a 13 yr old together.
Some people think this claim is a hoax. Here is Katies testimony on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnib-OORRRo
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#Trump #DonaldTrump #Epstein