Epoch Orange @epochorange@social.privacytools.io
An alien among humans.
But I am excited about it. Iāve been getting less and less comfortable with Reddit.
Does anyone here use Aether? Seems like thereās no way to use a browser version of the service...
This is a bummer, because I feel like it needs to be able to fit in peoplesā pockets if itās going to catch on.
@greyor you too mane. Take a load off āļø
MacarOONS and MacarONS are two different things! Two different words?! Did everyone else know this was going on?!
@ben_dw James Damore had some great suggestions in his memo, that could be applied to many things. But he was Google so idk if we should trust it š¤š¤Øš
Also if this instance stays basically the way it is, which is polite, friendly, and a welcoming resource, I think that as popularity and concern for security/privacy continue to rise, more people of all types will continue to come.
I remember being on AIM back in the day and people often responding āholaā when Iād say hey. I mistakenly read it as āhollaā and thought I was getting a lot of attitude.
I remember being on AIM back in the day and people often responding āholaā when Iād say hey. I mistakenly read it as āhollaā and thought I was getting a lot of attitude.
@srv
Check this out: https://brave.com/brave-ads-launch/
Maybe thatās why it says that? I donāt think the Apple Store labels āadsā or āno adsā outright like Play. But maybe Iām just missing it. Anyway, maybe itās because of their new advertisement model their trying to push for, or because itās the internet and thereās known to be ads out there.
Is there an admin here on privacytools that also can help out with the writefreely instance?
Just started using Brave, falling in love @Wetrix
Do you see my toot that says āThis is a testā? I donāt see it under āLocalā š¤ @nikolal
Okay so upon reading that, it does not sound liking tooting, so that only oneās own local instance can view the toot, is a thing...correct? @nikolal
But that looks like Iāve only posted on my page when I do that. @nikolal
I applaud writers/composers who use the "pay what you can" model for digital distribution. It allows content creators to be compensated for their work while also making sure the information is accessible to the financially underprivileged.
An alien among humans.
