Endymion_Mallorn

You do realize that I was using the argument that the US gov’t used before Swan paid it off privately, right? It may be a joke, but I do know that much of early American history.

I so strongly prefer the mechanical keyboard and trackball to the built-in gear that if I’m doing any serious typing, a keyboard and mouse are always attached.

Why? Unless you’re avid about the Track point, you’re going to have a USB mechanical attached.

Who’s also got two active channels on YT.

Okay, and? It’s a proprietary browser for a company sponsoring paid search using a Russian engine. I’m quite happy to avoid.

Sorry, that deal was made with the French royal family, not the republic. It’s null and void.

Yeah, that would never happen. More likely the USA would move even further from the EU politically and economically.

If you want a different level of shitty platform, You could just move to a VTT like Roll20.

I’ll be that guy in 2051.

I don’t think it matters whether the person is compassionate or selfless. It should be a position with a low fixed salary and a bug bounty. That way if the CEO wants to get paid, they have to directly contribute to the browser. Create the job and the compensation around your ideal candidates.

In a blind setting, I don’t believe it would be possible for me to prove my humanity in the sense of a Turing test.

A human being.

True. But in 21st century colloquial speech, a linguist would have to admit that, descriptively, “widely applicable” and “allegorical” are nearly synonymous. But I’m also a fan of the quote, history does not often repeat itself - but it rhymes. So whether it’s fictional history or rough allegory, the end result is the same.

It’s not analogy, it’s allegory. It applies too well to the world.

It’s because they moved away from borosilicate.

Mbin (rip kbin) reminds me of TweetDeck and the like from back in the day, when I could monitor feeds across Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. That’s part of why I like it. It puts everything in one place.

Somewhat selfishly, I’d suggest she try Mbin instead. It allows her to interact with both the microblog side of the fediverse (including bridges) and the thread side, from the same interface.

Oh neat. I’ve been aware of this for a while and I’m glad in an academic sense that it exists. I guess I would need more people that I care about who are on Bluesky.