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@genmaicha @newt
Kropotkin was very much critical of the state involvement, if he isn't one of the most influential figures of anarchism, then who is?

@Erklaerbaer@mastodon.social @nixCraft
This reminds me, I even started writing an extensive reply to someone before, in which I explored why I don't like the idea… But forgot to post it 😅
I should find that draft and post it on my gemlog instead ☝️

@Erklaerbaer@mastodon.social
Not for me either! On the surface they look like public key authentication made worse: the one you have less control over, tied to a particular device/browser or relying on someone's "ecosystem" for synchronisation across devices — leading to even greater centralisation, due to which to a greater degree phishing attacks became so effective in the first place…
@nixCraft

@Erklaerbaer@mastodon.social @nixCraft
It's this and not passkeys or some other shiny new toy that makes you phishing resistant 😁

@trixter
cat 😺.url | curl --url - | tail

@meduza_unshackled
> такая борьба
> Google
😏

@astian
That's great, I'll give Midori another try then! Thanks!

@astian
I was a heavy Midori user back in the days when it was using WebKit, at some point the underlying engine was switched to that of Chromium, which is a no-go for me.
What engine does it currently use, is it indeed that of Firefox?

@82mhz
Oh, sorry, I didn't quite get the question — do you want something the blends well with hardware/software of the era? I don't think that even default MastoFE stands out that much, look at what I did here: https://social.librem.one/@m0xee/109225441071185098
Problem is — it might not work in those browsers… 😅
You know what? My suggestion still holds, Bloat might look even more authentic as it's basic HTML with minimal JS.

@82mhz
You can try using Bloat FE: https://git.freesoftwareextremist.com/bloat/
Not sure if Go is capable of producing a binary that would run in XP though, but you can always host it elsewhere and use MyPal browser to access it: https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68
There was a fork of it that worked in w2k too, but I can't recall its name…🤔

@lain
It's over ninety nine thousand 😱

@neural_meduza
> если да, то в чем причина их появления
Популярность фильма «Сумерки»? 🤔

@EnigmaVoice @neural_meduza
И конкурсы интересные… 😅
…осталось только дождаться окончания ядерной зимы 🥶

@brhfl @phoronix
First he kicks out all the KGB plants out of maintainers and now he removes the filesystem conceived by the one who dismembered his wife while she was still alive, who the hell does this Linus think he is?! 🤬

@theorytoe
Where's his tabby brother bootp? 😹

@romin
They had RSS feeds? 😲
Well that might be useful for those who watch every ongoing show… I wonder if people like that exist 😏

@RL_Dane @pinskia @cobweb
Didn't their reason for removing it have something to do with security rather than their uncontrollable desire to make you open a web browser?🤔
And cargo — it might seem too complicated, but as someone who ported a few things to platforms that the dev of original software never had in mind, I truly appreciate how flexible it is by letting you update some things, but not the others, and showing you the graph to help you figure how it resolves dependencies.

@Economic_Hitman @EconomicHitman @p
It's the only way to give images alt text when using BloatFE: giving files long and meaningful names — that is what I do too.
You can "turn it off" by commenting it out in the code, but I wish there was a way to add proper alt text instead.
I can do it, but I fail at coming up with an UI for it that won't be confusing 😖