Nice idea, thanks to the admins for coming up with this and putting their money to fund it.

I guess we’re likely to see a fair number of comments trying to award silver.

Can we have a “!repeatAward” or similar command? Reply to a “!lemmySilver” comment with it and you can award for the same comment or post. IMO that would reduce clutter because you can then just collapse the first award command and get on with reading actual comments. Maybe even delete all “!lemmySilver” commands after the first one, and DM people letting them know they should use the “!repeatAward” command.

Protonmail has a free plan though.

They have that under all their comments.

Another day of learning about Linux from the comments under a meme.

You can report to mods, or to reddit itself.

I never reported violence but reported a fair deal of racism on non-english subreddits I browse. They were taken down.

Reverse searching the background picture on the screen it looks like the river Alster. You’re probably some place in Hamburg, but its hard to narrow down further.

Being concious of and being able to critically look at what we are and how we act would be one answer. Sort of like what you did when you made this post :P

The cat outside isnt arguing about ethics, doesnt think about the consequences and decide not to act on some base desire, etc

We may be animals but we sure arent animals.

Author-activist Cory Doctorow does a daily thread on Mastodon but because each post doesn’t have much text the threads get long. He also posts it on his blog, but I think Brewchin finds the thread annoying. His account: https://mamot.fr/@pluralistic

Thanks, edited the post

KeePass user 🫡

They point out in the post thats its refurbished so Google gets no money from them purchasing it.

I’m curious what you work as? Sysadmin?

I thought “bricked up” means having a hard on.

What is the tool she is holding? A little scythe?

Here’s a related, interesting example for BlueSky, on generating disguised links and preview cards (with content the url doesn’t actually contain) for anyone curious: https://github.com/qwell/bsky-exploits

The article mentions there are aleady a few issues, some quite old. The article is useful for raising awareness and hopefully getting the fix prioratized higher.

If posts were signed, it wont matter what instance youre posting from since your identity would be tied to your public key and not the account on a Mastodon/lemmy/etc server.

Thats more decentralized. It helps when you get banned, a server shuts down etc.