Should really have (2015) in the title

Received: 17 March 2015 / Revised: 12 June 2015 / Accepted: 12 June 2015 / Published: 17 June 2015

Open source secure flying messaging!

Spam

exfat for simple USB Storage, works on any OS (linux just needs exfat-utils and fuse)

Ext4 for linux drives

It honestly is.

The title should have been “consider switching”. That said ripgrep (one example of a unix tool taken next-level) is literally a game changer.

Upon entry, please report for freenode passport inspection.

From the user experiences I’ve heard, they seem pretty lenient. I’m sure like any other ISP they check and will call you out of if they get a Cease and Desist letter for P2P content.

I guess you could ask them before signing up if your desired uses are acceptable to them.

Yup they seem to have excellent peering and backbones for their services, very impressive stuff.

With 5Gbit, not sure if their ToS has an anti-server clause.

+1 to these guys. They are worth every dollar, and the only consumer provider in Canada offering (that offered?) 5Gbit symmetrical to normal users

No

It would be nice if they reforwarded irc.gnu.org to libera chat, in the future.

You should contact them and ask why they’re using cloudflare insights (it’s analytics), and cloudflare at all.

Spam / not open source…

Didn’t know qtb was Chromium based, always assumed it was one of the good outliers :(

Lynx is performant enough for the majority of web text content, excluding sites that choose to impose terrible Cloudflare blocks

This is beneficial for Windows enterprise shops with Linux users. Assuming their IE webapps migrate to Edge Chromium, it’ll be super convenient for their Linux users.

Aside from that, everyone should be using non-Chromium browsers (Firefox, qutebrowser built with QtWebKit, lynx, ???)

You’re targetting the wrong audience and general community here… Probably best you refrain from spamming your channels everywhere…

“We’re sorry we got caught.”

Yes, at least on Android I know there are a few!

Pixeldroid is the most well featured. I haven’t gotten it working on my device, possibly something wrong I did.

Pixelcat is another option, seems quite new.

Yuito Tusky fork with support for Pixelfed, not necessarily for Pixelfed.

I would recommend Pixeldroid to anyone looking for a mobile app. Pixelfed instances work well on mobile browsers though, which is a nice option. You can make new posts on mobile.

You could block those elements with uBlock Origin in browser, desktop or mobile; and if discussing mental health, don’t use any Pixelfed mobile clients then, since mobile apps make engagement so much easier.

So razors to clean up any stubble or left over hairs, correct?

I am just wondering myself how involved it will be after the fact I suppose. sounds pretty involved to maintain full bald head.

Much better to recommend Jellyfin instead of Emby.

Navidrome is also an excellent music server that’s very fast and lightweight with great support from multiple mobile apps

y doe

i would add blame to Outlook and Gmail being predominant “client” that seem to push top-post replies versus the obviously superior-for-reading-flow bottom-posting.

i try to plain text reply as often as I can but having the ability to embolden important text is too beneficial

care to elaborate? what’s involved once you shave your head? I’m considering a full head shave done professionally.