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   Alexandra Thorn (athorn@better.boston)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Apr-2026 05:08:34 JST Alexandra Thorn

   in reply to

   Massachusetts H5366 (https://malegislature.gov/Bills/194/H5366), the age verification bill that just passed the House, defines a social media platform as, "a public website, online service, online application or mobile application that displays content primarily generated by users and allows users to create, share and view user-generated content with other users" except for "email, cloud storage, SMS, MMS, RCS" or similar services.

   As far as I can tell, this would include #Fedi platforms.

   #MAPol #fediverse

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   silverpill (silverpill@mitra.social)'s status on Saturday, 07-Feb-2026 00:25:39 JST silverpill

   in reply to

   @rayslava The default allowlist contains media types that can be viewed in web browsers and are supported by other popular fedi services.

   As far as I know, Mastodon doesn't support PDF.

   However, you can configure your instance to allow PDFs, using the limits.media.extra_supported_types setting: https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/src/tag/v4.17.0/config.example.yaml#L76-L77

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   xianc78@gameliberty.club's status on Wednesday, 29-Mar-2023 14:00:30 JST xianc78

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   @djsumdog @ryo
   >Purism is still garbage tier and I have yet to get a phone I preordered in 2019 and they've refused all requests for a refund.

   Oh they still won't release their phone yet? It makes me wonder if the government secretly intervened. Their Librem.one email service also sucks. Not only is it more expensive then other privacy email services like Posteo (or maybe even just renting a VPS + domain for email), but they also require you to fully dox yourself (home address and all) just to use their service, even if you are paying with crypto. Last time, I checked they also require you to pledge an allegiance to freetardism just to use their services.

   As for Framework, I know that it's not focused on a particular OS, but they still sell their laptops with Windows pre-installed, if the user wishes to do so. I don't know if the so called "Microsoft tax" applies to their computers if you buy one without Windows though. The so called, "Microsoft tax" is another reason why I think people shouldn't buy (new) Windows computers just to install Linux on them.

   http://www.linfo.org/microsoft_tax.html