Seconded, but they just go by Tuta now.

Yeah, I don’t think it effects browsers.

Yeah, I’m really glad I found out about Jellyfin. I switched to Jellyfin because Plex doesn’t let you disable Passout Protection (automatically stopping playback after something like 3hrs) without Plex Pass. I was just about to fork over $95 for a lifetime license when I looked into Jellyfin and discovered continuous playback was the default. I switched that very day and never looked back.

Yep, he’s been talking about it for awhile. This is not new information.

Why single out Musk?

Because the post is specifically about Starlink and most people are capable of understanding that limiting discussion to what’s relevant is not the same as “singling out” Musk.

At this point I think it’s good OPSEC to err on the side of caution and assume anything involving Musk is a security threat.

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For the avid readers out there, bookwyrm is a fantastic alternative to goodreads.

https://joinbookwyrm.com/

That’s a great idea if the goal is to make sure I don’t shop at CVS anymore.

Well that’s a pretty fucking ridiculous definition lol.

now he’s having to become a sci-fi author to keep the con cooking.

Dude thinks he’s Asimov but anyone paying attention can see he’s just an L Ron Hubbard.

The Prime Directives:

1. “Serve the public trust”
2. “Protect the innocent”
3. “Uphold the law”
4. [Classified]

Yeah, sorry for being snarky, but the Fediverse refers to all federated software. So, Fedia.io for example, is an MBin instance. Which is different than Lemmy and Mastodon but they can all interact with each other. They’re all part of the overall Fediverse. So your comment was just kind of awkwardly phrased and redundant.

Which is both Fediverse and Mastodon.

Well… yeah.

That’s such a cool idea for a Halloween costume.

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It’s likely to just be some randos doing it for the lulz and IA was vulnerable for whatever reason. Book publishers have sadly been enjoying plenty of success in court against IA. They don’t need to get their hands dirty.

Yeah, I’ve see people speculating that it could be some corporate hit-job on behalf of book publishers, and I get it, that exotic possibility is attractive, but reality is usually much more mundane. It’s likely to just be some randos doing it for the lulz and IA was vulnerable for whatever reason. Book publishers have sadly been enjoying plenty of success in court against IA. They don’t need to get their hands dirty.