buttmunch
I haven’t heard that since the Beavis and Butthead days. LOL, thanks for taking me back.
Edit: ROFL… I’m at a bar and right after I posted this comment I saw a sticker on the beer tap. The bar logo here is a woman in a Martini glass and someone made a sticker with that woman’s face as (what looks like) Butthead. Perfect timing.
Here’s the sticker:
Zoomed out:
“[…] well moderated and run.”
LOL!
Did they move to .ml or hexbear?
UN isn’t a credible source
Did you really just “fake news” the UN? LOL!
I don’t get it. What’s the reference?
Oops, my bad.
I heard it’s antisemitic to think it’s bad to shoot food aid workers.
Toss it on the pile I guess.
It would be hilarious to see Musk beat up spez.
“The owner of Elon Musk’s X Corp headquarters in San Francisco has dismissed a lawsuit that accused the social media platform of missing monthly rent payments totaling millions of dollars.”
Now I know how they make the Pintos N Cheese.
From the blog post:
“June 14, 2022”
“Updated Aug. 28, 2024”
“And starting in 2024, all our users can look forward to Firefox blocking even more third party cookies.”
That’s how you get super gonorrhea.
The email service says it was unable to appeal a Swiss court’s demand to log the IP address of a French climate advocate.
This weekend, news broke that the anonymous email service ProtonMail turned over a French climate activist’s IP address and browser fingerprint to Swiss authorities. The move seemed to contradict the company’s own privacy-focused policies, which as recently as last week stated, “By default, we do not keep any IP logs which can be linked to your anonymous email account.”
Edit: formatting
It’s probably tight enough for your needs. Unless you live in Switzerland or are breaking Swiss law, they’d need a really good reason to send your data anywhere.
Unless you’re a climate activist in France:
“The email service says it was unable to appeal a Swiss court’s demand to log the IP address of a French climate advocate.”
Here’s mine:
The solution is to call anyone who uses Twitter a Nazi apologist.
The solution is shame.
At first I thought, “Good idea.” But I worry that it might start to dilute the stigma of the term ‘Nazi.’ People might start thinking, “They call everyone a nazi sympathizer. It’s not a big deal.”
In some areas the system is clearly broken.