Notices by econads (econads@chaos.social)

@onepict they do: until recently saving data in the US from Europe was a data protection issue - our DPO would not let us use services from US. Now there is some treaty that allows us to force the US company to exercise the same protective that we have, or something.

@HeavenlyPossum
Another reason to adopt this attitude is that you can avoid having to do anything about it. It's a form of doomerism.
@stevenbodzin

@botvolution @stefan
As long as it's also descriptive. I saw someone with # altTextIsAnArtForm in their bio, and their alt texts were just jokes which relied on you already being able to see the image. I felt bad for anyone who actually needed them.

@tillshadeisgone
How about a Wikipedia page as a starting point to list available instances that are currently being ignored at joinmastodon? Something anyone can edit, it could include instructions to sign up.
Sorry if this unsolicited white advice, I thought it might be useful.

@GreenSkyOverMe @james
I did not rate Berlitz at all. Their certifications bare no relation to the standard A1/A2/B... levels so you can't really use them for official stuff, and the teacher seemed to be under a lot of pressure to advertise Berlitz to us in the lessons, maybe to get us to take the next course? We did not.

@ophiocephalic @GreenRoc @MediaActivist
but what's enforcing that? People aren't naturally equal. Some people are stronger, some are more charismatic, some are more principled, some are braver..

@ophiocephalic @GreenRoc @MediaActivist
Yeah you can't arrange anything without consensus of at least the majority of people, but you're always going to have to deal with some idiots. I think anarchism allows for that, iirc?

@goatsarah @neil at least give it away...

@lednaBM @JPK_elmediat @crispius being factually correct isn't the same as being moral imo.

@lednaBM
That's lying not being mistaken. Sometimes there's an overlap between being morally and factually wrong, but they're not dependent on one another.

@JPK_elmediat @crispius

@ryanc @ironiridis @xabean I mean I've used a MIM setup for development testing before, they do have legitimate uses.

@wiredfire @aral late to reply I know, but government funded doesn't have to mean government run.

@gerrymcgovern @failedLyndonLaRouchite @johngbell95 @MattMastodon I think what's modern is that people have the free time to crave excitement. I'd say traditionally what with 16 hours work days, war, disease and the rest of it, one didn't have the time to do anything but work and sleep. Life was quite "exciting" enough for the majority. Boredom is positive.
Also, I think most people haven't explored everywhere in their immediate surroundings without having to get on a plane.