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@tuxcrafting Because Gargron is a piece of shit who doesn't care about violating other people's work.
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It's another episode of "Takom remembers the bombing of Yugoslavia and has a shitty morning".
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Can anyone give me a rundown on Minds and how it integrates into the fediverse? All I know is that Sean Tilley keeps ranting about boomers on there but he never wrote and article on it
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@lucy This is a thing I prefer pleroma for. Lain makes it very clear it's a part of a federated network of servers, and reccomends a handful of them, at the cost of convenience for the user in having to pick one. I appreciate that very much.
It's a completely different philosophy from Gargron taking fedi codebase, propping up his ruby-nightmare on top of it (seriously though, interpreted language for a social network?), and tries to recruit people into the Junta of Mastosoc. "Don't you even dare to speak of other instances or you'll get beaned. Did I mention it's a nazi-free twitter I built with my own two hands of an opressed jewish boy?".
Still, under the extremely shitty management of his wannabe totalitarianism, he still brought a good deal of people to fediverse, many of whom started their own instances. (let's not mention that some of the people he brought in and made mods on his instance had been harassing minors, one of them insisting they need to suck their girldick for social justice). Mastodon did become a boost of life fedi needed in the end.
I think similar is going to happen with Gab. It's once more going to bring some spotlight to fedi, from gab users themselves or from outside. Plus it's taking a large userbase estabilished elsewhere and introducing it to fediverse, which doesn't really deprive fedi in any way.
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It's a completely different philosophy from Gargron taking fedi codebase, propping up his ruby-nightmare on top of it (seriously though, interpreted language for a social network?), and tries to recruit people into the Junta of Mastosoc. "Don't you even dare to speak of other instances or you'll get beaned. Did I mention it's a nazi-free twitter I built with my own two hands of an opressed jewish boy?".
Still, under the extremely shitty management of his wannabe totalitarianism, he still brought a good deal of people to fediverse, many of whom started their own instances. (let's not mention that some of the people he brought in and made mods on his instance had been harassing minors, one of them insisting they need to suck their girldick for social justice). Mastodon did become a boost of life fedi needed in the end.
I think similar is going to happen with Gab. It's once more going to bring some spotlight to fedi, from gab users themselves or from outside. Plus it's taking a large userbase estabilished elsewhere and introducing it to fediverse, which doesn't really deprive fedi in any way.
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@louisoft01 @jg o fug
then again I guess it was to be expected.
I can somewhat respect Stallman for actually being one who contributes (well, used to) to a common effort of building anything, unlike most socialists and communists who are commited to destroying to seek gains in the ruins, but I do hate how he holds his contributions to Linux above anyone else's.
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then again I guess it was to be expected.
I can somewhat respect Stallman for actually being one who contributes (well, used to) to a common effort of building anything, unlike most socialists and communists who are commited to destroying to seek gains in the ruins, but I do hate how he holds his contributions to Linux above anyone else's.
world shall gnot be saved stall…
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@fitheach
"it just so happens another European party did the same thing in 1926."
Actually not really, this wasn't a walkout, but they turned their backs.
And it just happens that many left wing politicians did the same on Václav Klaus, the former czech president, for being sceptical of the lisbon treaty.
In other words, you are making links to the NSDAP because of a very loosely similar political gesture, while ignoring the exact instances of that gesture that had been happening in the european parliaments for decades, and even more infantile acts, both of which I have posted in the thread earlier.
The selectiveness and loose connections you are making make you look like you are drowning in your own confirmation bias, and would be more akin to a conspiracy crackpot.
Lastly, I have not heard of the exact instance you are talking about, but calling the siren soundbite "extreme elements" is laughable, as they are fairly commonly used as a soundbite, and was most likely something the sound guys had on hand rather than something BP would have chosen by hand.
@fribbledom
"it just so happens another European party did the same thing in 1926."
Actually not really, this wasn't a walkout, but they turned their backs.
And it just happens that many left wing politicians did the same on Václav Klaus, the former czech president, for being sceptical of the lisbon treaty.
In other words, you are making links to the NSDAP because of a very loosely similar political gesture, while ignoring the exact instances of that gesture that had been happening in the european parliaments for decades, and even more infantile acts, both of which I have posted in the thread earlier.
The selectiveness and loose connections you are making make you look like you are drowning in your own confirmation bias, and would be more akin to a conspiracy crackpot.
Lastly, I have not heard of the exact instance you are talking about, but calling the siren soundbite "extreme elements" is laughable, as they are fairly commonly used as a soundbite, and was most likely something the sound guys had on hand rather than something BP would have chosen by hand.
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