Notices by jomo (jomo@mstdn.io)

@dansup please reconsider the Google/Apple sign-in. It results in a vendor lock-in and gives these companies the power over the user's account. The consequence is that users lose all access when Big Corp (or their jurisdiction) arbitrarily decides to lock their account. There are countless examples of Google, Apple, and the Trump administration doing this and effectively locking people out of their digital lives.

@dansup @nlnet the privacy policy doesn't seem to reflect that you're sharing ip address, email address, registration time, and instance with a third party.

You're also sending this as a GET request, so the data will also end up in their server logs :(

They explicitly state that you should send this in the body of the POST request to prevent logging. Could you fix that?

@fluepke still relevant in 2026 :)

The 4 digit addresss (v4) used by @eventphone are seeing dramatic growth and the address space is nearing exhaustion. It's time for CGNAT to solve this problem!

"The number you have dialed is registered multiple times. Press 1⃣ for JMON, press 2⃣ for JOMO, press 3⃣ for KOON, press 4⃣ for LOOM. Press *⃣ for random."

#39c3

@dansup congrats on the launch, looks good! But this "feature" copied from big tech kind of sucks. It's annoying and doesn't really align with the fediverse idea. :(

@dalias @catsalad interesting. When you copy it with a leading space included it is not filtered and works without having to remove the space.

" chrome://geckoview/content/config.xhtml"

You can then toggle the setting general.aboutConfig.enable to true to enable about:config again.

The Fennec build (available on F-Droid) does not have this limitation, you can just visit about:config right away.

@SuperDicq same. Listened through the hole thing and it's actually a version with cracked up voice. You can call 7655 to listen again. #why2025

Tschunkeln hat höchste Priorität!

#gpn23

@SuperDicq people here said there's one at the CCCAC desk. Should be roughly here.

@SuperDicq do you know if it supports phone book from the server and call history for missed calls?

@dalias I have dismissed so many notifications by accident on Android because my finger moved slightly more horizontally than vertically for the first 2 pixels when swiping up or down, but the entire thing is then parsed as swiping sideways.

@SuperDicq have you tried tunneling via DNS?

@lain ich hab mal beobachtet, wie das bei einer großen Kreuzung mit zwei Fahrbahnen pro Richtung und Straßenbahn in der Mitte auch heute noch so läuft. Da war Stau von allen Seiten und mehrere Busse und LKW standen quer auf der Kreuzung. Niemand konnte mehr vor oder zurück.

@0 @Billie @piegames @ryanc yeah this is exactly the kind of stuff I cover in the talk. Many people seem to be surprised this is possible. And it's going to become a lot easier. Imagine reverse image search working on all Google Street View imagery ever taken. And now add all the photos people store in their Google Drives, or have ever posted anywhere on the internet, or videos streamed or uploaded. The technology to do this exists, and the datasets, too. I'm sure this is going to happen.

@Billie @piegames this is wrong and dangerous advice. This is about what's visible in the image, not about file metadata.

You should not post photos at all, regardless of metadata, if you don't want people (or AI) to know about the place the photo was taken.

Very subtle details may lead to having the location exposed. As this may not be obvious to everyone, I held a talk about this subject a while ago: https://jomo.tv/osint-opsec-introduction

#osint #opsec

if you see this image while scrolling
you have been robbed 1 hour of sleep

thank mr skeltal

@feld basically never happens. How many spam apps do you use?

@SuperDicq he brought a bunch of the arcades tho so I played a few of them: https://mstdn.io/@jomo/108721581498188547

@SuperDicq Never been there but I had a chat with the founder once. Very nice guy!

@feld i'd get myself a mozarella firefox stick, though