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nitori wrote
lzip gang rise up
nitori wrote
nayn layves
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It's like Japanese Mastodon or Akkoma but cooler
nitori wrote
I think the senators are vegans who are just hungry for salad so this is fine
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wait that's just internet points with extra steps :3
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aya
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☃
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Replaced with another one where she's in a desert too lol
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OOPS I forgor
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Oh, and 13 December YYYY (13-12-YYYY) too lol
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i love [...] 12-hour clocks
Counterpoint: 13:12
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nah
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Society if DNSSEC, PGP, and IP E2EE was adopted by everyone in day one:
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They say it's federated but it only kind of is, mostly it's one big instance just like twitter, controlled by one company that seem to have a pretty unclear business model.
I'm not a Bluesky simp but this is the case with Mastodon too lol
Federation is just shit. Tbh I've been questioning recently whether to continue microblogging with my Mima-sama identity at my Misskey home at makai.chaotic.ninja... I might as well just do my microblogging here in jstpst. :P
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😭
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oh hell naw I don't want Touhou Lost Word to put me in debt
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I'm still waiting on my fediring application lol
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Many browser developer tools allow viewing a page’s media; for example, the Network Inspector allows rendering the body of an individual request. A request for an image inside a spoiler should not unnecessarily bypass this. Browsers with such features shouldn’t ship spoiler support until a developer-tools toggle for “show spoiler contents” is ready. Should this also apply to spoiler text?
I think if a user is going to inspect element a webpage, they kinda have already waived their right to not get so surprised by secrets. This just seems like more unnecessary complexity for browsers for little gain.
nitori wrote
NTFS is fine imo if you're sticking to windoze, so NFTS it is
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Blame this cyrillic to latin website lol https://www.lexilogos.com/keyboard/russian_conversion.htm
nitori wrote
Alright just setup a HTTP 307 web forward in my nginx and pointed to my own IP in dnsmasq lol
(Realized I can't do CNAME or manually putting jstpst's IP into hosts because that will break TLS lol)
nitori wrote
brb, pointing mostlyget.net
to jstpst.net
's IP in my DNS server's /etc/hosts
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he does have a point tho even though i dislike british people. embrace the bitter :P