That’s not what net neutrality is about. NN is about carriers and ISPs treating all services and websites equally. Don’t feature creep NN. It weakens the arguments for why why we need NN.

That’s Matrix. End to end encrypted, decentralized, and open source.

Bridging opens it up to other services as well, like how Pidgin/Adium/Gaim used to work.

I would be an asshole to show up to this.

That’s the part I really don’t get. If you’re cis male looking for a job, do you really think crashing this event is going to reflect favorably on you and that you’d be more likely to land a job? People are going to look at you and think that you have good judgment and won’t be a problem at all? What the heck is the thought process that makes this a good plan?

Renewal costs are my primary consideration when picking domains. Subscription fees is how your money disappears when you’re not looking.

I’m getting CS-nerd excited about how this is all going to play out. Federated moderation is hard and so many awful, clunky things have been tried before. Are we actually going to see a web-of-trust or reputation system that reaches widespread adoption? It’s gotta be silent and noninteractive as there’s no way to expect normal people to put up with the complexity.

On a desktop, I used Stylus (FF) to indent child replies by 1.5em. As a person totally new to lemmy, that helped me navigate more easily and on a laptop, I have the horizontal space to spare.

Looks like Stylus isn’t available for FF/Android yet so I guess I’ll have to go the more circuitous route with Tampermonkey or something when I get there.