Posts by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
(DIR) Post #AMI1inYzoeq5bxZxWS by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:13:04Z
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@Neoresistant Et maltraiter un enfant du coup ?
(DIR) Post #AMI21PQNmvdUFQQNJQ by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:15:44Z
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@dave It's not like "anal" wasn't already a thing, though.
(DIR) Post #AMI2MxzgSHhXXnDQoq by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:20:19Z
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@neglesaks LinkedIn truly is the worst social network.
(DIR) Post #AMI39jh8PLfhNxnJk8 by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:29:07Z
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@neglesaks I don't know, Mastodon itself feels a lot like Twitter, at least in the Federated timeline.I think the main difference is that Twitter's main group of people is made of trash, whereas LinkedIn is trash itself. I mean, most people only use it when looking for a job and for professionnal connections when others look up your profile for poaching you.
(DIR) Post #AMI3iacw75LFOjRyim by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T15:56:08Z
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@Pike Blender folks might get mad later.
(DIR) Post #AMI5bsZrAxm0x1wCWm by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:56:37Z
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@neglesaks To be honest I don't use Twitter enough to determine its usability, I hoped on the Fediverse because I find it to essentially be the Usenetization of the Web (decentralization).I also don't have Facebook at all so… All I know from Facebook today is that it's populated by older people essentially, and Minion memes.
(DIR) Post #AMI5kgVTQKgu7Y5PV2 by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-07T16:58:14Z
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@neglesaks And personal information as well, I guess.
(DIR) Post #AMkB2pZuMtbzzAqkPQ by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-21T06:08:59Z
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@supersid333 That sheep is scanning my soul.
(DIR) Post #AN2wprctjby9DcPS5Y by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-30T07:29:44Z
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@alyx And yet, it is the favorite destination of all the Instagram influencers people simp for.Ironic.
(DIR) Post #AN2xuKdPvM0iIbLYXI by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-30T07:41:27Z
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@ben On attend l'indexation des salaires sur le gaz.
(DIR) Post #AN2y0fPVarOmTGrUv2 by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-30T07:38:50Z
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@nukie Bowls are great indeed, but do you pour milk after the cereals?
(DIR) Post #AN420lsC9wO5UPXqPQ by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-30T19:59:43Z
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@a7 All I know is that prices are rising without any reason besides the rise of energy bills, which itself may not be justified as well.
(DIR) Post #AN4w4BeuK8gB47Ixzk by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2022-08-31T06:26:04Z
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@nukie Ah, so you just eat the bowl.
(DIR) Post #AS96MGHgfvIgbi2SjQ by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:05:06Z
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@markov It's the rule 34.
(DIR) Post #AS96nuW9CHIPCtzDEW by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:08:31Z
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@markov Hello, we have enabled fourth wall-breaking cookies in your Web browser.
(DIR) Post #AS97FqqaR8llvqrzYO by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:11:06Z
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@markov Embed fail.
(DIR) Post #AS97hYW6BNBdBoUt8a by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:16:28Z
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@markov That's because of the privacy settings, surely.
(DIR) Post #AS98WaMF65IPfUDh32 by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:27:19Z
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@simon @timbray Well... Yeah? Decentralized systems using the data however they want is far from new. Usenet servers have done this since the 1980s.
(DIR) Post #AS9ACortdaDumwjDXM by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:43:36Z
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@simon @timbray Hmm, I don't know.I know that there is an opposition to "archiving" and "searching" content because some people want to be able to delete things entirely.But Usenet messages, similarly to e-mails, couldn't be truly deleted so I guess this was a "non-issue".I'm pretty sure that back then, the "worst" you could find were data hoarders who saved everything. They still exist today, so...
(DIR) Post #AS9BDN6WRuA8vJOejg by foxmccloud45@mstdn.jp
2023-01-29T20:56:59Z
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@simon @timbray Well, the European Union has started to address that I suppose.But regardless of the service, I believe that once something is published online, it will remain there forever, be it archived on the Wayback Machine or on someone's local hard drive.Complete privacy in the Western World is no longer possible I'm afraid. Any random picture where you appear, even coincidentally, can be published without you knowing, for example. It's something to live with now, I guess.