Does this person not understand how media specific sites work? If you want a mixed media website, there are plenty out there on the fediverse. Saying every site should host every media type gives users less options, not more.

That’s interesting, good to know!

That’s interesting, I have been hearing a lot about piefed lately, I am gonna have to check it out.

Oh cool, good to know!

I just got blocked from .ml for calling someone a tankie. Good riddance.

It’s certainly possible to make it easier to understand and relatable, but I’m just saying that as far as useful things to know for all students, I think calculus is at the bottom of the list. On the other hand, nearly every single person will encounter some sort of statistics in their daily lives, and it is important to know how to interpret them.

I don’t think rates of change or approaching a limit are things that an average person would find useful. I do think that some sort of statistics should be a requirement though, especially applied statistics.

Interesting, I did not know that!

Is there something about linkedin and zoom I should be concerned about? I saw them mention that they deleted their linked in and are wary of zoom. I was not aware of any issues with those at all.

Drizzle some peanut butter and honey on it and you’ve got yourself a banana dog.

Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing! Definitely concerning, especially the openAI stuff. I guess I will take a look at grapheneOS again, but I just hate the idea that I need to buy a google product in order to use it.

Delusional

Those are the only two options???

That’s interesting. Where can I learn more about the lack of safety features and the connection to OpenAI? Seems pretty surprising, especially considering they tout safety and data privacy as their primary selling point.

That’s obviously always a concern, but I don’t really see anything they are doing that would lead to either of those. If anything, they are making it safe by adding things like encryption, audience controls, and private groups. Their approach seems to be very community focused and driven.

It seems like it’s a platform. The roadmap includes things like groups, events, encryption, protocol bridges, and whole bunch of other stuff. Per their indie gogo campaign: “Bonfire is open, community-first social infrastructure. A digital commons where people gather, co-create, and care together.” They also have an app available currently, which is what this article is about.

Thoughts on /e/OS? Been thinking of giving fairphone 6 a go.

I’m hoping for motorola too.