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NGL, seeing so many people and brands still use Twitter in daily life kind of really weirds me out.

A friend called this place "Corpo Plaza" and never were truer words spoken.

The prevailing narrative about open source and distributed social media not "taking off" is at least partly because they are hard to understand and lack UX. Meanwhile we lament the loss of "the old web" (geocitites, blogs etc). Was the old web easy to understand? Is it still there, overshadowed by more approachable and approached corporate social media? Would it even be possible to have an approachable web by the people for the people? Is that mainly a people problem or a technology problem?

@annika I usually have the 256GB iPhone and run into storage issues pretty often. I am a hoarder tho.

@annika A feature where you can delete apps you don't use a lot without deleting its data to preserve disk space. You can enable it to be done automatically based on how often you use an app.

Offloading apps in iOS 17 still is missing two essential exceptions:
- don't ever offload critical infrastructure apps (apps that warn you, etc)
- don't offload apps that are used in shortcuts that run daily via automation.

@annika I don't think the term isn't very useful if systems are federated and open.

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