Boss, I’m tired. Is this real?

Thanks!

This is the quality stuff needed on peertube and the fediverse. How can we make that happen?

Thanks for the insight!

Daaammn, good to know, thanks

Was going to comment the same, the green is really nice

So where on earth is it “easy to tune out politics”? Is rent affordable there?

So cool, and thanks for sharing a peertube link!

Any other suggestions for good peertube instances/channels for computer science in english o español?

So visually pleasing!

Antenna Pod is great. Podverse is also pretty decent, especially for downloading as an .mp3

Not 100% sure about the flatpak, but if you have access to the terminal interface, the command line app is really well done and you can turn of “secure core”

This looks so good! Are knitting machines like that pricey?

Downside is we have unique buttholes, so I assume that extends to other gentials. Fun new privacy attack here

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/why-scientists-created-smart-toilet-recognizes-your-bum-180974641/

½ * Infinity != infinity?

Check out NoJS and Ublock Origin, makes browsing even these sites somewhat bearable - at least allows their text to stand on its own

Thank you!

Is 3+ the age restriction?

What app are you using to see this traffic?

Well if you and 2 of your friends did it, then voilà you’d have a blockchain with no tech bros and no DNS. It’s an idea, just because it has been executed poorly doesn’t make it bad in every situation

Yeah, the internet is, but what I’d envision would be separate intranets who could communicate to each other if they want. So Brazil could talk to India, but they wouldn’t have to. The block chains could be transparent to trusted systems and opaque to other intranets. Block chain also could be more similar to Elastic Search DB or Mongo DB, where it takes a majority of servers to confirm the validity of a tramsaction before solidifying a change

Just tossing the idea out there

Most people who shit on “blockchain” don’t grasp the nuances. For instance, a hashsums can verify a piece of code is valid, but who’s providing the hashsum? If it’s on the same server, how do we trust it? If it’s on a validator’s server, who is validating that validator? This is a fundamental problem in computer science and blockchain is one of the solutions

I shit on blockchain because there’s high probability of a backdoor in 90% of all computers and most software is vulnerable, so even if the blockchain isn’t vulnerable directly, it most likely is on a different level