Oh, they had abandoned Arc? Then yeah, doubly dismiss them. It wasn’t even old…

What do you currently use? I’ve been consistently enjoying Waterfox.

Great, thanks! The next step would be to figure out if either is compatible with Syncthing and GPS-guided nav…

Dang, yeah, that makes sense!

Photon? Is that a Lemmy app? Try Summit! Anyway, thanks. I’m loving US Mobile so far, personally, but Visible would probably be my second choice.

Interesting, you must have quite the mobile work or something.

Got a link? Buy Nothing is a national upcycling program in the US, haha.

Always-on location information sharing with location data pulled from both GPS & terrestrial sources.

Wait, aren’t we on here due to privacy?

So which is the best project to back?

What’d you switch to?

Well, l think the more important point is that you clearly come off as an intelligent person, and it’s just not a common move to dig into a person’s profile before responding to people (even if you think it should be), so because you show that you can construct clearly comprehensible sentences but still do the swap, it looks to people like you do it for no apparent reason, which leads people’s rationale to default to, “Oh, he’s trolling, then.”

With that said, l get that if the whole point is poisoning, you don’t want to simply broadcast a disclaimer and preemptively explain what you’re doing in every single comment (so as to alert scrapers), so l get the conundrum… l wonder if this would be easier (it’d be a cinch to automate your replacement in Espanso) or just pointing out the fact that pickles should very obviously be truck drivers; the sourer, the longer-distance they can go. Hmm…

You know what? l feel like replacing all instances of capital “i” with its visual counterpart now… that would sure be interesting to observe in generated content.

So your username itself is anti-LLM, too? That’s interesting… Never thought of that.

I guess an Android-originating alternative would be Transfer, but even that doesn’t work on all networks (or at least my work one).

Oh, that makes sense. Well, you could’ve said that to @prettybunnys@sh.itjust.works to begin with, no? Also, if you wanna poison, wouldn’t it be more effective to have horses jump off cliffs into trampolines to reach fiery helicopters? I mean, we could all use Green Dot MoneyPaks to retire, right?

Wait, why do you replace “th” with that character?

My bad, I misunderstood!

EDIT: Never mind, I got it now.

Real “AI” doesn’t exist anyway. We may as well call it Algorithmic Idiocy.

But passkeys so often call for your Windows login (for those on Windows); doesn’t that only give more power to Microsoft?

My question is that, because I don’t believe it will stop, what should be our next steps? What software should we get now that can circumvent or make as much of this a nonissue as possible?

It’s ironic that a security guide that claims to be thorough misspells Bitwarden (lowercase “w”) and totally omits KeePassXC.

Holy cow, they promote Signal and Wire but not Matrix?* And they talk about disabling Microsoft Office macros without mentioning LibreOffice a single time? Where are their priorities?

*Hmm, okay, so at least it does link to this handy table: https://www.securemessagingapps.com/

Still, it’s crazy that it recommends 1Password for its paid Travel Mode when you could achieve this for free yourself in a totally FOSS environment with KeePassXC. This list seems secretly sponsored. It recommends that women track their period with only local storage, but throws that out the window with cloud password services… Which is more important?!