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I’ve spent 20+ years building software. Lately, I’ve been obsessed with stewardship: how we maintain, monitor, and organize systems so they actually last. I’m writing short essays and deep‑dive guides about that here: 🔗 thatamazingprogrammer.com

@CR1337 I'd totally switch to Qubes OS if Steam weren't a nightmare on it

Linux distros by difficulty, for anyone who wants to give Linux a shot, but isn't sure what distro to pick:

@DiscussingFilm I thought the saja boys were dead

McDonald's U.S. has officially revealed their collab with ‘KPOP DEMON HUNTERS’. Customers will choose between 2 adult meals — the HUNTR/X Meal or the Saja Boys Breakfast Meal.

@verge Age checks haven't been solidified; they have to survive court challenges

Online age checks came first — a VPN crackdown could be next theverge.com/column/898122/…

@DBZdaily_ "Son of an emeraled whore, starting again!" - Cell

😂😂

Without additional funding, Session's doors will close next month. Please read this appeal from Session co-founder Chris McCabe. getsession.org/donation

@circirbocegisi I thought this was n @enteio skit

@condenado_XD This is such a troll; I thought it was going to be a feature animation or something

EL COMISARIO YARRICK A VUELTO CABRONES 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

@Phan_oma @RealLoneWolf18 @nalinrajput23 For the last 19 years

@RealLoneWolf18 @nalinrajput23 I’m not 😭….i swear I never knew this

Beating Google’s ecosystem is nearly impossible for any startup.

@HouseCommerce Both already exist

Americans from across the political spectrum agree—we need age verification so kids cannot access pornographic content or download apps without parental consent. Empowering parents to keep their kids safe is not a partisan issue, and every House Democrat should join parents in supporting these commonsense bills. dailywire.com/news/where-ame…

@cosyposter The Children Yearn For The Mines

@RepGuthrie @HouseCommerce I really hope SCOTUS strikes this down

Proud to see my KIDS Act advance out of @HouseCommerce last week! This bill will protect kids and teens online by: 🔘Mandating platforms to enable minor protections as a default, 🔘Empowering parents to have oversight of their child’s online experience, 🔘Protecting data privacy, 🔘Requiring age verification to access explicit content, 🔘Holding big tech companies accountable, and more! While I'm disappointed that my Democrat colleagues walked away from the negotiating table and chose to vote against this commonsense bill, the health and well-being of our children is too important. My bill will protect children, plain and simple.

Yup, those are words...

@RepHouchin ...says person who didn't read the bills

Protecting kids online is one of the most urgent challenges we face in today’s digital age. Parents should not have to compete with powerful tech companies for control over their children’s safety. Proud to see these bills move forward and will keep fighting until these protections for families become law. houchin.house.gov/media/press-re…

@LumosSeeker @TutaPrivacy The idea is that it'll run locally, client-side, so they don't have to read your email to determine spam. Any encrypted email service can read non-encrypted email before they encrypt it; at that point, it's about trust.

@TutaPrivacy Doesn't this mean Tuta can read your inbox?

🎉📣 Say hello to less spam thanks to Tuta's new & improved spam filters! 📣🎉 Tuta is rolling out client-side filtering that learns individually, specific to your mailbox & how you yourself classify email as spam or not spam. Because of this, it gets better over time as you report mistakes. To make sure your mailbox sorts emails correctly, please 👉 Click “Report spam” for unwanted emails in your inbox. Click “Not spam” for emails that were wrongly placed in Spam. Moving emails into or out of the Spam folder also trains the system. Find out more: tuta.com/blog/tuta-impr…

@ReddCinema Depends on the topic

True ??

All 13 playmats from my Kickstarter are back for another run, so if u missed em the first go, here’s ur chance! Wizardofbarge.com

@67debaterFN @MyStartMail I admit that's a really good article

Proton Mail has helped the FBI an anonymous protestor after turning over payment data related to their email account: 404media.co/proton-mail-he…

@bukoshake72 @MyStartMail It's being realistic

@Programazing @MyStartMail This is just being pedantic.

I've wrestled with this idea, and my use of social media, for a while

@MyStartMail Phrasing it like "Proton Mail has helped the FBI..." implies they helped directly; they didn't. Stuff like this happens all the time to every company. Even your own ToS, "Compliance with Legitimate Requests by Authorities," says you would do the same thing if legally compelled

@Programazing They provided information to Swiss authorities who then provided that information to the FBI. Ergo...