Goo Truther @thufie@pixie.town

I want a heat lamp, pond rocks, humifier, and ventilation. I need my habitat. I need to go smell a plant or something. Perhaps see a bee.

How many FBI dossiers does your fediverse server aspire to having, per annum? How many custom emojis are you going to make them catalog?

Neco Arc lives in my walls I need something to get that varmint

If it is women's day then why do I have to derefernce pointers instead of touching grass?

I found some docs for how to enable a specific third-party library's debug tags for gdb and there is a typo in the example command that says "localhork" instead of localhost.

I would have gone with localhonk personally.

You know technically Donald Trump never counteracted or cancelled out Joe Biden executive order 69420: "All the chapstick is free now you can take as much at checkout without paying. It's all on me."

The disabling of adblock is finally rolling out, so I thought maybe I could highlight some Chrome forks which are somewhat more trustworthy than random untrustworthy crap like Brave and Vivaldi.

If you aren't on an Apple OS, the number one choice is Cromite https://github.com/uazo/cromite which just builds-in ublock origin by default making it a moot point. It also tries to disable lots of opt-out model crap in default Chrome that phones home while not breaking anything too severely. I've used it for MS Teams for example (have mercy on my poor soul). If you are on an Apple device you aren't supported by cromite yet, but you have brew.sh installed, you can run 'brew install --cask eloston-chromium' in a terminal to get a copy of ungoogled-chromium which is almost as good. Those should all work for webapps and whatever else you do online out of the box, as they don't deviate wildly from enabled defaults like some privacy forks of firefox do.

If you are feeling open-saucy about it, and want to try something a little less explicitly Google Chrome, that is still based on the same browser engine and has its own extensions and ad-blocker, then Falkon browser is also an option. The "old big icons QT" aesthetic might be too much for some people though, and there are of course far fewer accessible settings or niceities since it is after all an underdog browser.

Whatever you do though, don't go online without an ad blocker! Don't listen to anyone who tells you to disable adblocker, that is more sacred than your antivirus!

bark.video hasn't unblocked my new video from last month yet, which makes me think the admin has been gone for a while and may not get to it for a long time. I may have to move my PeerTube channel. Still don't know a good server.