Yes. The Americans ask this on every form for who knows what reason.

Twitter is not a free platform. It actively suppresses the voices of the left and protects the far right.

I do sincerely support free speech. I think it looks a lot more like the Fediverse than Twitter.

C is a makeshift kitchen deep in the Lacandon Jungle. If you burn your food, you start a forest fire and die.

Don’t forget that Republicans consider pretty much anything featuring gays as sexual and pornographic.

He’s Canadian

Kursk

It’s success. Not huge success, but success. It maintains a mediocre status quo in the face of the possibility of it worsening.

The one with Picard too. I forgot the name.

The one where Kirk dies. I don’t think I need to explain further.

Yeah, man. I tested with a friend. We used Pidgin, Dino, all the famous clients. I don’t know what’s up.

OMEMO didn’t allow it either, and IIRC I couldn’t do it while doing it in plaintext either.

Yes, I have. With various clients. It sucked.

2^32 different incompatible extensions for receiving images and an inability to receive messages when offline. Glorious.

It is often sketchy. The search function doesn’t work properly. Loading older messages often makes your client spaz out. There’s several glitchy commands. Spamming snowflakes can slow down your client to a crawl. A friend once crashed Element on my phone using a lot of nested quotes with muscle emojis. We had to spam other stuff so I could open Element again because the moment those messages started loading my client crashed again, preventing me from even changing the channel so I could open my app again.

I use Element and Matrix because it is the best privacy-respecting option, but it has a long way to go.

There is one huge thing of value in Matrix: e2ee.

Sadly, the normies don’t care about stuff like that, and the UX is indeed atrocious.

I have happily succeeded. While there are some communities that are still on Discord, the vast majority of my friends are accessible on Matrix.

Tau wouldn’t and doesn’t exterminate. On the other hand they may or may not brainwash their populace.

“The app boasts influential supporters, including the former leader of the Southern Baptist Convention, Jim Henry, and controversial Christian data-harvesting firm Gloo. It puts a lot of features at the fingertips of the faithful, including the ability to filter whole neighborhoods by religion, ethnicity, “Hispanic country of origin,” “assimilation,” and whether there are children living in the household.”

Christ.

Good link, though not the one I used. I’ve already begun taking measures archiving various chats. Even if Discord lives, my account might not.

I hope he has some sort of contingency plan. Perhaps he can find a successor.