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I hope people realize that my unsubs on Twitter are being matched with subs here. (Mostly, anyway.)

It's not you, it's... that bird over there.

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I hope people realize that my unsubs on Twitter are being matched with subs here. (Mostly, anyway.)

It's not you, it's... that bird over there.

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@jperlow @adamdavidson Looks like Twitter has doubled down. So far, no consequences for the reference in my profile. We'll see how long that lasts.

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@jperlow @adamdavidson Looks like Twitter has doubled down. So far, no consequences for the reference in my profile. We'll see how long that lasts.

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Observations on #Pixelfed:

I'm now set up, I think. The web app wasn't working for me to submit pics on my phone, but thankfully there's #PixelDroid, which worked well. BTW, PixelDroid isn't on the Play Store yet, so grab #FDroid first.

Minor nitpick: the distinction between the media description on the picture and the post description wasn't clear at first, and I would have lost my description if I hadn't been careful. Won't be a problem going forward, but might be worth a tweak to the UI.

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Observations on #Pixelfed:

I'm now set up, I think. The web app wasn't working for me to submit pics on my phone, but thankfully there's #PixelDroid, which worked well. BTW, PixelDroid isn't on the Play Store yet, so grab #FDroid first.

Minor nitpick: the distinction between the media description on the picture and the post description wasn't clear at first, and I would have lost my description if I hadn't been careful. Won't be a problem going forward, but might be worth a tweak to the UI.

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And now it's up:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=RTjdRQtksb c

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And now it's up:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=RTjdRQtksb c

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The previously boosted post is the start of a fascinating thread on what it takes to make quality YouTube content, courtesy of @Aminorjourney and her channel, @show (Transport Evolved on YouTube).

This is fresh enough that the results of her labors isn't actually available yet (see the thread for details).

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The previously boosted post is the start of a fascinating thread on what it takes to make quality YouTube content, courtesy of @Aminorjourney and her channel, @show (Transport Evolved on YouTube).

This is fresh enough that the results of her labors isn't actually available yet (see the thread for details).

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@jperlow I just updated my Twitter profile. So far, no evidence of a content warning. OTOH, it's not a link, so maybe that's part of it.

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@jperlow I just updated my Twitter profile. So far, no evidence of a content warning. OTOH, it's not a link, so maybe that's part of it.

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Introduction time...

Hi! I'm Jeff Licquia. I've been a free software and open source nut for over 30 years now.

I'm a Member Emeritus of the #Debian Project, and currently work at the #LinuxFoundation with an awesome group of people.

I live in the #Indianapolis metro area, and am married with two (adult) kids. I tend to post about lots of different things. Politically independent, and religious (Christian).

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Introduction time...

Hi! I'm Jeff Licquia. I've been a free software and open source nut for over 30 years now.

I'm a Member Emeritus of the #Debian Project, and currently work at the #LinuxFoundation with an awesome group of people.

I live in the #Indianapolis metro area, and am married with two (adult) kids. I tend to post about lots of different things. Politically independent, and religious (Christian).

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Pilot project prevents 35,000 pounds of garbage from reaching the ocean for a single rain event at a single location:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=BpYvhMinQo U

It's clearly imperfect, but wow. Imagine how good the next one will be after learning for 2 years.

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Pilot project prevents 35,000 pounds of garbage from reaching the ocean for a single rain event at a single location:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=BpYvhMinQo U

It's clearly imperfect, but wow. Imagine how good the next one will be after learning for 2 years.

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#Eufy cameras may be doing some shady things with at least some of their cameras. See the story at The Verge:

https://www. theverge.com/2022/11/30/234867 53/anker-eufy-security-camera-cloud-private-encryption-authentication-storage

Also see this video from The Hook Up, which suggests things may not be as bad as described:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=a_rAXF_btv E

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#Eufy cameras may be doing some shady things with at least some of their cameras. See the story at The Verge:

https://www. theverge.com/2022/11/30/234867 53/anker-eufy-security-camera-cloud-private-encryption-authentication-storage

Also see this video from The Hook Up, which suggests things may not be as bad as described:

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=a_rAXF_btv E

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Apparently, I woke up the Twitter app on my phone while figuring things out for Mastodon. Good Lord, the notification spam. I can't remember it being this bad back when I was reading it regularly.

Worse, every single notification was for a promoted or "algorithmic" tweet. Apparently the algorithm de-rates the people you actually chose to follow.

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Apparently, I woke up the Twitter app on my phone while figuring things out for Mastodon. Good Lord, the notification spam. I can't remember it being this bad back when I was reading it regularly.

Worse, every single notification was for a promoted or "algorithmic" tweet. Apparently the algorithm de-rates the people you actually chose to follow.

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BTW, shout-out to #identica and to @evan for being an early pioneer. Let's hope the latest iteration of these ideas takes hold with a broader audience.

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BTW, shout-out to #identica and to @evan for being an early pioneer. Let's hope the latest iteration of these ideas takes hold with a broader audience.

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And yes, there's a sense of self-congratulation here around #Mastodon, which I'm contributing to. But I like the idea that the cost of switching rule-makers doesn't include getting cut off from all the conversations you used to have, and the people you might even still like.

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And yes, there's a sense of self-congratulation here around #Mastodon, which I'm contributing to. But I like the idea that the cost of switching rule-makers doesn't include getting cut off from all the conversations you used to have, and the people you might even still like.

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It doesn't even seem like people are asking what went wrong with Twitter, and how Post fixes that. "We've got rules." So did Twitter. And it still does; not liking the new rule-maker doesn't change that. Will we like Post's future rule-makers -- assuming we like the current ones? It's not like we haven't just witnessed a changing of the guard that disturbs a lot of people.

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It doesn't even seem like people are asking what went wrong with Twitter, and how Post fixes that. "We've got rules." So did Twitter. And it still does; not liking the new rule-maker doesn't change that. Will we like Post's future rule-makers -- assuming we like the current ones? It's not like we haven't just witnessed a changing of the guard that disturbs a lot of people.

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Saw the talk about #PostNews, went to look. Everyone seems to be focused on nitpicks about their inclusion/diversity/whatever statements (which seem to be changing in response). No one is focusing on the real question: why will this centralized social site run by one group be any better than any other centralized social site run by one group that people are running away from?

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Saw the talk about #PostNews, went to look. Everyone seems to be focused on nitpicks about their inclusion/diversity/whatever statements (which seem to be changing in response). No one is focusing on the real question: why will this centralized social site run by one group be any better than any other centralized social site run by one group that people are running away from?

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Interesting. Pixelfed doesn't seem to federate the way I expected. Signed up at pixelfed.social, but can't seem to cross-follow. Maybe because Instagram-like and Twitter-like stuff doesn't do that?

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Interesting. Pixelfed doesn't seem to federate the way I expected. Signed up at pixelfed.social, but can't seem to cross-follow. Maybe because Instagram-like and Twitter-like stuff doesn't do that?

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Although: I feel honor-bound to point out I'm on Twitter, just in case people got the wrong impression. But if you look at that profile (same userid as on here), you'll see that the profile isn't exactly active.

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Although: I feel honor-bound to point out I'm on Twitter, just in case people got the wrong impression. But if you look at that profile (same userid as on here), you'll see that the profile isn't exactly active.