Andrew @semordnilap@linuxrocks.online

RT @netlawswe@twitter.com

The most straightforward analysis of #article13.

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Reddit's Linux post for the day:

"Switching To Linux Has Made Gaming.. More Fun?"

OP:

"Am I the only one who has found PC gaming is actually more fun on Linux?

Why would games be any more or less fun to play on a different OS?

Last year while I was still on Windows, feeling bored of gaming and had a total lack of interest in the games available. I wasn't seeing much that looked appealing to me."

Read all ==> https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/b4vwg3/switching_to_linux_has_made_gaming_more_fun/
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#gamingonlinux #linuxgaming #linuxgames #linux #gaming

Just replaced Google+ with Mastodon in the social links section on the website! Represent!

It’s like someone designed a shirt just for me! #plants

Sheeps

There's an alternative to Reddit on the Fediverse, it's called Prismo.

The first instance is here, and is open for sign-ups:

https://prismo.news

https://prismo.news/auth/sign_up

The project's Mastodon account is here:

@prismo

Federation is still being worked on, but you can already follow Prismo users and comment on their posts from elsewhere on the Fediverse.

For example, here's the lead developer's Prismo account:

@mxb

#Prismo #Reddit

In the last few months:
- Tumblr purged adult content (and a bunch of stuff it misindentified).
- Flickr purged free storage above a limit of 1000 photos/account.
- Myspace deleted 12 years' worth of music.

And Google+ only has two weeks left before Google pulls its plug.

Back up your accounts!

And if you can, consider donating to the Internet Archive. https://archive.org

You can avoid #YouTube's weird algorithms and broken subscription system by subscribing to channels through RSS instead. You don't need an account, just a feed reader.

Put the channel's username in this address:

https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?user=USERNAME

You can then add this RSS address to your feed reader app.

For example, OnePotChefShow's RSS feed is:

https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?user=OnePotChefShow

You can also make RSS feeds from channel IDs (strings of letters and numbers):

https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNELID

#RSS #BringBackRSS

Wow, #emacs has a dad joke mode.

@Ttle they legit did, tho

RT @tenakwa7@twitter.com

Those C programmers were wild! #RecursionRecursion

I'm so sick of websites websites refusing to even display text and images if I don't agree to run their proprietary Javascript on my computer. Isn't it time that browsers started treating requests to run Javascript like requests to use the mic or camera, and asked the user before allowing them? Ideally with crowdsourced info about what the scripts are, and what they do? In other words, make something like #NoScript a standard part of browsers.