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   Security Writer (securitywriter@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 09-Apr-2025 07:07:44 JST Security Writer

   Ok. I’m just about done with Careless People now.

   It made me angry at everyone involved, including the author, which obviously wasn’t the intent.

   I’m infuriated at the coverage it’s getting. The ‘bravery’ and ‘truth’ aren’t doing it for me. It smacks of the washing and wringing of hands.

   All involved are complicit. You can’t work somewhere for 6 years, when you’re in the heart of the whole rancid management of it, and not be.

   It’s not like she was trapped in a job trying to make ends meet. Executive wages in silicon valley circles. Could have left at ANY time.

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   Sarah Jamie Lewis (sarahjamielewis@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 13-Feb-2025 06:58:10 JST Sarah Jamie Lewis

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   I think the actual self-hosting of code management/issue tracking/CI is important, I want more projects to do it - but currently it is a pain and more expensive than it needs to be.

   It's one of the projects on my list of projects that I wish people would steal (https://sarahjamielewis.com/entry/privacy-projects.html)

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   HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴 (histopol@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 09:02:52 JST HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴

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   @argv_minus_one @w7voa

   #GeoPol #MidleEastWar #ForeignPolicy #Israel

   (3/n)

   ...MUST be reigned in. NOW, before it is too late, which it could quite soon be.

   It might already be, b/c "everyone" knows now that Biden cannot control Netanyahu, maybe even less than Reagan.

   The ball is now in #Tehran's court. The #Mullah Regime now has less incentive to not react in a beligerent way. The only thing holding them back is that they want the economy-wrecking...

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   Moritz Bartl (gamambel@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 23-Jun-2024 17:33:08 JST Moritz Bartl

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   @tokyo_0 @jeffowski In "religion", you are either "with us", or "against us", a "non-believer". Religion, as an organized form that you can either "join" or not, is by definition authoritatian, and must be.

   It sounds like you are operating from a broader definition, which is where this disagreement may stem from, when in fact we probably agree on which elements are "dangerous" and which ones are not.

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   Ryan Clough :scremcat: (ciscojunkie@techhub.social)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Jun-2024 07:20:20 JST Ryan Clough :scremcat:

   This #PrideMonth is hitting different. I'm doing a lot more thinking, and planning on doing a lot more changing. In previous years I've always felt outside of Pride celebrations. This year I'm celebrating by becoming who I really want to be.

   It's terrifying. I'm the most scared I've been in quite a while. At the same time, I can't keep pretending I'm happy with my body as it currently is.

   I don't want to be masc. I don't want to be fem. I just want to be me, whatever that looks like.

   I could really use some folks to talk to during this #transition, ideally folks who have been through something similar. Despite the month, it's hard not to feel alone in being #agender wanting to move away from both sides of the gender binary.

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   Aires (aires@tiggi.es)'s status on Thursday, 14-Sep-2023 06:57:48 JST Aires

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   @Jason @mud212
   It's a block list. There's two main sides that I can see:

   On one hand, it's being built by someone who's invested tons of time and energy into making Mastodon safe for marginalized communities. We wouldn't have the tools and communities we do without them.

   On the other, lots of people found themselves on said block list and can't find a reason for being there. Lots of people are questioning why certain instances are on it and don't think they should be.

   It's an ongoing issue with shared block lists. Anyone can block anyone they want, and we're not entitled to a reason. But if a lot of people adopt a block list without looking at who it's blocking and why, a lot of instances could potentially get blacked out.