The Poseidon's Rescuers
Tone Deaf
Cerenkov Glow
Groupers Can Snore Too
What, exactly, is that supposed to be?
eat the dropbox for breakfast, not what's inside, just the box
Meet Our Court Jester
Excuse You
Dive Dive
Superfund Site
ship creaking, groaning
Messages In The Ground Loop Hum
Visiting The Chiropractor
Knock on Wood
Husband loves Spotify Wrapped and hates Joni Mitchell. All year i've been playing non-stop Joni on his laptop every Sunday while he's at football. Now we wait.
reshared this
Adam the atomic
Absolutely livid!
I noticed the upcoming chatmail ‘relays’ feature in #deltachat. Changing the relay in the app (version 2.33) seems really easy, fantastic!
@delta I was wondering (for a friend) if there will be any publicly available relays published as a *#tor #onion service* as well? In combination with the app’s proxy support this would be awesome for any user’s #privacy.
great stuff! seems like a very complicated thing to achieve with things like: tls-mta, dns and all the interoperability with the clearnet required, not being straightforward in an onion service. But great to see a lot of intelligible folk are taking a look at it. Thanks for the heads up
the "IM2000" description is somewhat dense and trying to account for a lot of past efforts in modifying SMTP, but the im2000 issue is just background for a mechanism that will likely be quite straightforward and simple. 😅
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Molecular Disruptor Field
For Charlie
Asymmetrica
Meta shuts down global accounts linked to abortion advice and queer content
Link: theguardian.com/global-develop…
Discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4…
Meta shuts down global accounts linked to abortion advice and queer content
More than 50 organisations report sites being restricted or removed, with abortion hotlines blocked and posts showing non-explicit nudity triggering warningsAisha Down (The Guardian)
Tibetan Rave Scene
Nice and Harsh, The Way I Like It
The Bath Tub Overflows
Antacid In My Coffee
Dot Dash Dot Splat Dash Sploosh
Subliminal Messages
Ill Defined
Cavernous Machinery
Eddie Would Be Proud
the biggest scam ever
Masonry Bit
Found Some Rat Droppings Out Back
Lock Those Brakes
Supermarkets were the first to realise data has value so initially offered free stuff (via points) for giving them data. Then they realised people are thick and give data to other companies for free so they changed it to 'we will punish you if you don't give us the data'.
Calling In Air Support
The makings of a glass guitar
A gaggle of school children in a library being noisy as all get out!
Kara Goldfinch
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