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Notices by Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)

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    Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)'s status on Saturday, 08-Feb-2025 18:11:21 JST Michael Westergaard Michael Westergaard
    in reply to
    • Rocketman
    • Dan Fixes Coin-Ops
    The banking problem crypto (initially, before it just became a synonym for scams) tried to solve was only ever a US banking problem.
    In conversation about 5 months ago from westergaard.social permalink
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    Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)'s status on Thursday, 16-Jan-2025 21:20:40 JST Michael Westergaard Michael Westergaard
    in reply to
    • Matthew Kagle
    • Jorge Stolfi
    Don't know any of the public servers. I've been running my own since joining the fediverse.

    Tried various pieces of software at the time and most were really bad - bad. Mastodon and Friendica were terrible resource hogs and Mastodon has an insane maintainer. Misskey wasn't really that evolved at the time.

    I went with Pleroma and later Soapbox BE (a Pleroma fork), but that has not been updated in ages. It's still ahead of Mastodon, IMO (editable posts quote posting has been there for ages), but I'll probably switch to Akkoma, another Pleroma fork once I have the time. Pleroma is written in Erlang/Elixir, which makes it a nightmare to host.

    I prefer Soapbox for frontend.

    I don't find the server community that important. I follow people off-server. I dislike the communities that become too masturbatory where half the posts are agreeing with each other how Mastodon is better than Twitter.
    In conversation about 6 months ago from westergaard.social permalink
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    Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)'s status on Friday, 27-Dec-2024 03:39:31 JST Michael Westergaard Michael Westergaard
    in reply to
    • Jorge Stolfi
    Nobody should be pardoned. I'd argue not even an innocent person should be pardoned, and much less a cold-blooded murderer. Powers are partitioned for a reason, and pardoning breaks that partitioning. An innocent person should be set free by the judiciary, not the executive. A guilty person should only be set free by the legislative. The executive should also not be able to make laws.
    In conversation about 6 months ago from westergaard.social permalink
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    Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)'s status on Friday, 09-Feb-2024 14:44:18 JST Michael Westergaard Michael Westergaard
    in reply to
    • SwiftOnSecurity
    I have set up an adblocker check on my homepage. If a visitor is detected to run without one, they receive a warning and a link to install one.
    In conversation Friday, 09-Feb-2024 14:44:18 JST from westergaard.social permalink
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    Michael Westergaard (michael@westergaard.social)'s status on Friday, 09-Feb-2024 14:44:17 JST Michael Westergaard Michael Westergaard
    • Marcel Waldvogel
    • SwiftOnSecurity
    I’m using this Wordpress extension. There’s a handful others too. wordpress.org/plugins/detect-missing-adblocker/
    In conversation Friday, 09-Feb-2024 14:44:17 JST from westergaard.social permalink

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      Detect Missing Adblocker
      from Stefan Bohacek
      Warn your website's visitors if they don't have an adblocker enabled.

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