Notices by кину奇诺 (kino@fedi.intkos.link), page 3

@thatonecalculator@stop.voring.me wut

@thatonecalculator@stop.voring.me what you're referring to as "Calckey" is actually "mastodon + Calckey"

I self host my own password vault within Nextcloud which lives on my own physical hardware which I built and installed myself.

This isn't a gloat, it's an encouragement that more people should do the same. There is no "cloud", there's just other people's computers.

RE: https://mastodon.online/users/9to5Mac/statuses/109559631379372967

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I've spoken at length about how Mastodon (as a collective entity) is creating an intranet unto itself and sequestering itself from the wider fediverse. It could very well be, additionally, that the arrival of Twitter users to the fediverse have dramatically accelerated and encouraged this trend. As though Twitter users migrating onto Mastodon networks are intentionally and purposefully trying to build, through collective Mastodon instances, a recreation of Twitter---a network not apart of a "federated universe"; Rather, a de facto Twitter BlueSky Project using the Mastodon side of the fediverse as a possessed entity towards such ends.

RE: https://fedi.intkos.link/notes/993krhjaiz

@thatonecalculator@stop.voring.me you must be pretty far North or whatever

@lain@lain.com I haven't heard of any game developers except kojima

Alexa, show me pictures of cute, chubby, mousey asian girls and "ripe" middle-aged asian women.

@ryo@social.076.ne.jp I honestly don't understand the brains of people who keep flocking to giant, centralized psychological operations.

@pawlicker@pawlicker.ddns.net Fediverse instances should never be that large. It should be taxing and extremely expensive to run single instances that large. That's the entire point of the fediverse---decentealized hosting, decentralized instances, decentralized control.
@vidar@m.galaxybound.com @vitruvianmeeple@dice.camp @catvalente@mastodon.world @mastodonmigration@mastodon.online

Mastodon is the Gmail of the fediverse.

RE: https://pl.nulled.red/objects/f2614d79-3521-4ce6-be5e-1cbdbfd98f85

@alex@gleasonator.com If you want to make fediverse software from scratch, you must first create the universe.

Getting into modifying and refurbishing/repairing computers.. and really enjoying the concept of limited systems. I don't think I will ever buy a new computer ever again.

I've grown very ideological against consumerism since venturing down this path and seeing just how horrible the consumer market has become manufacturing products designed for failure or obsolescence and completely locking out any possibilities of repairability, upgradability, or modification. It's difficult to really claim "ownership" of a device if you have no ability to do with it as you wish---if it breaks, you can't fix it; If it ages, you can't upgrade it; If you want to change it, you can't. This is all by design, because the free market entities manufacturing these products rather you simply dispose of your old products and buy new ones.

Making good, long-lasting, user-maintainable/upgradable/modifiable products simply isn't profitable. While good for corporations, this practice is inherently anti-consumer, user-unfriendly, and extremely environmentally hostile.

If it was up to me I'd straight up make it illegal for firmware to be closed source or proprietary or for manufacturers to implement software or hardware locks. Simple as.

@ryo@social.076.ne.jp No, and I don't know why people keep trying to manufacture a correlation or relationship between the term and rightist sociopolitical camps.

@lain@lain.com Crypto was supposed to solve these problems.

@admin@mastodon.tech It makes it easy for people already in the Fediverse to interact with those belonging to TumblrWe didn't ask for this. Nobody here wanted this.
@gargron@mastodon.social

@paul@notnull.click The good thing with ActivityPub and other FOSS protocols like Matrix is that there is no central authority to control it's utilization. They can't force the wider 'verse to adopt or do anything. Any attempts would simply result in them sequestering themselves off into their own bubbles or sub-networks.
@anderscs@mastodon.green @admin@mastodon.tech

@admin@mastodon.tech Sarasota, Florida. But I'll be in Bangor, Maine tomorrow night.

Living the high life, bros.