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lnxw48a1 (lnxw48a1@nu.federati.net)'s status on Wednesday, 10-May-2023 21:26:57 EDT
lnxw48a1On the Mastodon & Pleroma side, I'd prefer it if every site updated their software to say something like "scope limited posts" instead of "direct messages". The problem is that people misunderstand and put all sorts of private information in those posts, unaware that a server admin (of any server in the conversation) could potentially see that content, just like any other post.
In reality, no admin does this, but they could. And they can do likewise for Twitter and Facebook "DMs".
End to end encryption (E2EE) is so important to privacy that I believe we should avoid giving people the impression that unencrypted communications are private. This is not an endorsement of Twitter's rumored E2EE DMs. Just an acknowledgement that people have sent me contact info, bank information, and even family photos via "direct messages".
#sonTwo and his wife have gifted me an account with MLB.tv for the past few years. But I almost never use it because neither the site nor the mobile app is good.
I hate this so much. It is like they donβt know why someone opens their program. I want it to focus around the teams I like and and around games, especially games that one of my teams is in. But theyβre splattering distractions all over the page.
A police helicopter was flying in circles a mile or so away from the house yesterday. I could hear that they were announcing something, but I could not understand it.
@clacke Yes. That isn't only true of #Discord, by the way. I used to see projects nearly devoid of documentation, but they'd push you to #IRC. And same for #Matrix or #XMPP MUCs.
I use IRC, but if I need info (a config setting, the setup process, etc) some questions recur and should be documented so they don't clog up the channel. Others occur so rarely that only one or two people know a fix. Those especially need to go into the documentation. Not just because of "truck factor", but because even those people can forget if there is a long enough time between the question recurring.