Jonah @jonah@social.privacytools.io

It’s the... best of both worlds?

Mastodon 2.8.0 released an hour ago when will @mastohost get us up to date? 🤔 lol

@one yeah but we have like...... I can't count but at least 32 different currencies. And thanks for real, I really do appreciate it.

@one heyyy got it, thanks for your generous contribution! Lol but I'll merge that into the main site then 👍

@one hmm, how long does it generally take? I've never used BCH.

@one Yeah we use Jekyll but build the site on our own servers in production (with webhooks, automatically). I don't think I'm a fan of Netlify (although we use it for the opennic.org prod site) since they rely heavily on AWS, but it's nice for auto Pull Request builds 😄

@one change pending https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/pull/850

@one that seems confusing. But I guess I can switch it to bitcoincash:qzs5eh484cc7gq2frw4y0ygdg33uv6ucrq48ewgqqf and it'll work the same in theory?

@one hmm I don't do anything editorial related so I'll leave that for @BurungHantu to answer later, but maybe that's something that should be brought up with the rest of the team in a new discussion at https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues

@sheogorath why should we trust Mozilla to somehow develop a good, privacy-protecting DNS server that's essentially a black box in Intel SGX, instead of using one of the many open-source DNS over TLS implementations like DNSDist? DNS was already decentralized, Mozilla is just being hostile when they force users to send their data to Cloudflare.

what the hell is this snow

@noelle it's updated on macOS. I assume Windows as well since IIRC it's Electron but who knows.

@shadowfacts give me a 👍 on GitHub if you agree that's the dumbest thing ever: https://github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/3385

I also can't count, it supports a whole six instances. Whoop-de-doo.

Opened a bug report with #Keybase, this can't possibly be intentional behavior: https://github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/3385

@BurungHantu is isn't a limit of how many accounts you can verify, it's specific instances :(

@valiant that's literally the dumbest development I have ever heard.