alex-esc's old account @alexesc@librem.one

Never gets old

a major plot hole in friends is how i don't like it and don't want to watch it

mastodon on the front page of this print mag in #india

Yoo theyre gonna sell bionicle feet shoes
@tA
EJHPEjfXsAM1dcG.jpg
EJHPD6QXUAIscne.jpg

robots: good
cattes: also good
awoos: still good
humans: they're good too
other sentient users: all good!

BREAKING: a federal judge has ruled that suspicionless searches of travelers’ cell phones, laptops, and other electronic devices when we cross the U.S. border are unconstitutional.

This is an enormous victory for privacy. https://www.eff.org/press/releases/federal-court-rules-suspicionless-searches-travelers-phones-and-laptops

Public trading makes companies evil. The stock market could be abolished and all companies made privately-held and employee-owned without breaking capitalism.

@Gargron The correct way.

Twitter in India: Why was rival Mastodon trending?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-50343054

I welcome all the new #Indian twitter refugees! if anyone has any questions about how this new place works please feel free to ask me questions!

Imagine Gargrons

it's so fucking cool that half the work people do is literally useless and we're still told that we're not productive enough to deserve to live

@Gargron

for some reason i am reminded of the support call i got from the secretary who had mapped the keyclick sound on her classic mac to a sample of Graham Chapman, from "The Life of Brian", screaming "Now... FUCK OFF!" and she couldn't get it to change back.

also she worked in the Town Hall right near the Lord Mayor's office.

There’s a town named Y in France

Every tweet feeds the beast #joinmastodon 😃

We are under no obligation - morally, ethically, legally, or even economically - to support ad-based businesses as viable business models. No more than we're required to make oil- or tobacco- or gambling-based business models viable.

Supporting creators who have traditionally relied on advertising to get by is another matter entirely.

if apps collected personal data to "improve their service", services would be good by now