@abucci@anthony.buc.ci I got it. Thank you very much for sharing!

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci this was requested in the past, but has not being implemented.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci it will be nice to be able to read in what context Weizenbaum wrote that. It comes from an article he wrote, “Social and Political Impact of the Long-term History of computing”, which I haven’t been able to find without selling my soul. I understand you are a scholar; could you “lend” us the article? PDF is fine. :-)

@stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no I hear you. As always, hope for the best, but prepare for the worse. I am thousands of kilometres away, yet it is also always in the back of my mind.

@prologic anybody can run a relay. I briefly ran one today. There are hundreds out there.

And just like that, my affair with nostr is over. :-D

@axodys@octobloc.xyz I found it, but also found it to be lame, and uninteresting. I am not going to get rid of my private/public keys, and probably will not uninstall the app quite yet, but unless something changes radically I don’t see me using it much, if at all.

I bet I can find uses for it, but do I really want to? Say, I setup my own closed relay, and share it with family and friends. It all comes down to the quality of the client then.

I am still trying it, but I have to say—so far—nostr is a royal, and absolute, mess. As expected crypto bros everywhere, but also porn, all scams you can imagine, and more.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci you have got the whole Zit family. I bet @prologic is so jealous! Maybe he will get the Bogan family on his pod. That would be so swell! :-)

@axodys@octobloc.xyz add me! :-)

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@axodys@octobloc.xyz is that the app based on Nostr?

@prologic “if you want to use the very many, and very nice mobile apps …”

@xuu@txt.sour.is another headless twt?

@stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no right now the safest bet, if you want to use the very many, and very nice mobile apps, is Mastodon. That’s bound to change, though.

Nothing to be done by you. I asked the OP. 😊

@prologic@we.loveprivacy.club it is. I could opt for not following any link, but that would hamper interaction, and camaraderie. Out of politeness, I would like to know if a link I can’t see goes to Twitter, so that I can avoid it.

@xuu@txt.sour.is yeah, you mess it up, or something. Ultimately, I blame @prologic. Yes, let’s do that. :-D

@akoizumi@social.chaotic.ninja fitting indeed! 😂

@prologic I don’t need the conditional. A simple verbal warning(Twitter) suffices.

@screem I am the wrong one to chime on this, as I don’t use them. The only reason I am replying here is because I find they take too much space, and are distracting as well.

I think your approach is better than current. Add some padding to the left (when filters are visible), and tone down that fly in/out that will make me dizzy, and you got yourself a winner!

@marado please give us a heads up if you are linking to Twitter. On mobile I have no way to know, and I am trying my best to avoid that hellhole.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci what have you done?! Oh noooo! 😅

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci they are saving the username, just in case. If twtxt.net becomes popular, they could sell them for some coins (virtual coins, that is). 😂

@prologic ooooh! I see! I didn’t know you were using the mobile app, otherwise I wouldn’t have asked. I though there was a problem on the web interface (JS, or something related). By using the “old” addressing style, it simply randomises amongst the many similarly named, but different TLDs followings you have, right?