TheGreatFox @ TheGreatFox @lemmy.world

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A normal move? We don't do that 'round these parts.

Those were advantages, not drawbacks.

Yeah, Vivaldi is the best chromium-based browser. Personally, I use it a secondary for sites that were made to only display right on chromium browsers. Librewolf, a privacy-focused fork of Firefox, is the one I use as a main browser.

Chaotic Good, kind of.

I never fudge rolls. But the competency of the enemies' tactics depend on how well the party is doing. I try to make encounters difficult enough to barely avoid a party wipe.

It registered, I see the downvote. The reason you don't see downvotes on most comments is that most people here don't give them out for no reason, so there just aren't any to display.

Pretty sure the negative downvotes weren't intentional manipulation, my best guess was some cross-federation code interacting weirdly. Though it's fixed now anyway, you responded to a comment that was 17 days old.

You're using an apple product, you didn't have any privacy in the first place. Browser choice isn't going to change that either way.

Wasn't he going to sue Threads for "stealing their talent" (hiring some of the massive amounts of programmers they got rid of)?

Did he ever go through with that, or did his lawyers manage to talk him out of it?

Why would they arrest their own undercover agents?

Ever hear the term "Agent provocateur"?

dealing with ads

Just use an adblocker. It's basic internet safety at this point. I recommend ublock origin. If you're on mobile, android's version of firefox can use it as well.

Correct. Defederation is one-way.

Reminder: The other pieces deferated Zuck. He did not defederate them. This means other pieces are unaffected by anything he does, but he is still affected by them... and by the mold.

And the mold has just destroyed Zuck's disguise.

That #1 is close to my own reason - a few small communities I'm part of, with very little fediverse activity.

Always using an adblocker of course, having one is basic internet safety, and it reducing reddit's profits is a nice bonus.

I've also got 300, no clue what to do with it. Maybe give out 3 random silvers? Not that it does anything.

If "socialism" means holding companies accountable for their actions instead of letting them do whatever they want, sign me the fuck up.

Problem is, you don't become a billionaire without massive amounts of exploiting people for profit, and someone like that isn't going to support Lemmy since there's no profit to be had. There are no left-leaning billionaires, only neo-liberal billionaires.

Not a fan of that argument. Twitter/Threads/Facebook/Reddit/etc are big enough to be considered a public forum, even if they're being controlled by a private entity rather than a government.

Are there any torrent clients that don't have that? qbittorrent has it, and even the ancient utorrent had it.

My screenshot is from firefox viewing lemmy.world. If you're using an app, can't help you there. Try seeing what each of those buttons does I guess? Also, out of curiosity, what app is that?

This is the cross-post button: