My communities describe me better than my cv! (spez-ial shout out to the loser!)
That’s exactly what I meant: very few people, only on main niches, and some political and lifestyle ideas are common to 90% of the userbase (ie: anti-Trump, pro-Palestine, pro-Foss, etc).
I’m not complaining, just reporting what I see
you don’t kill a cow for a scratch on her leg (I hope the saying is understandable for everybody since it doesn’t come from English).
I’m on mastodon and bluesky: the first is even less populated than here and a big part of the interesting content comes from bot reposting popular accounts from x or reddit, while the second is far from being THE solution but it’s nowadays a -not wildly populated- compromise.
I don’t condone (while I understand) the Turkish bans and I’m not interested in a verification system: if I’d like one, I’d use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIDAS.
I hope bluesky will correct its approach for what they can (the “good old” twitterin the golden era was banned in Turkey)
And being tech savy, spend time on it, and be ready to update when it’s needed. Not necessary bad things, but it a completely different solution, not a “European firestick”
Agreed. Plus, I’m too in that <10%. We are just a smaaaaaal niche
You’re totally right but that does not compare to just buying a working device for 40 euros, specially in a place called /buyeuropean, but I concede at least the pi is English
Short answer: no.
Setting up and connect a whole system is not comparable to 40 euros for a all-in-one usb-pen-like device working out of the box imo
The vast majority of the pics posted online are tagged with localization
I’ll join the second it goes online and post daily messages like “Wow pilr TATATATA 4748 Trump arte jklm qwerty”
That ai will be dumb AF!
I just like the small aesthetic differencies better (btw: I hate Apple)
He’s so a clown he fears to be confused for a parody
I did the same, then switched again to Zen, same reasons
Extremely slow on my PCs, I switched to Zen (same product, different recipe)
+1 for Barbero, you can find him on many podcasts and on YouTube (none of the accounts are managed by him, but he knows)
I get it, but I don’t want to curate my followers, I’m not a news media, I just follow users I totally like, I usually look for content I don’t see in my timeline, do a lot of surfing, but in the end it’s not that big as today