@daringfireball I can’t say I feel like missing out one bit. Looks like it’s slower and less predictable for basic things I use it for today and already way behind on anything else. Let me set my own default provider. Give me permissions to decide what I give it access to.

@rolle
Eikös yrittäjä ole aina sairaana kun pitäisi olla lomaa?
Tsemppiä, ei oo kivaa

@Diegstroyer el minipc el tinc al darrera de la televisió i no tinc espai 😅 hauria de ser un sai molt petit…

@hipsterelectron @meena @dalias I definitely lay the burden of proof with the project on that, yes. Not perhaps universally but certainly in the case of a high profile long standing project that is aware of how valuable many parties would find any damage to its code integrity. Higher risks demand stronger safety procedures; legible code that makes mistakes harder to overlook is one of those.

big mummy at it again

@nilz ich liebe deine Energie :D

@bosheshabayis

I also understand the Arab parties have said they won't sit, at least most of them.

I'm so beyond disheartened. I barely have the words.

@thomholwerda

Same. Tusky, Husky, Fedilab etc aren't my piece of cake.

Snowdrop despite very early in the process seems wonderful.

"Sent from Snowdrop"

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BONG, BONG, BONG, BONG, BONG, BONG, BONG

@sturmsucht

Turns out, I wasn't finished 😅

@nikclayton Here's the less aesthetically pleasing version for you