@lain That was unironically what some cultures' conception of liberty was. I'm thinking of the Puritans in America but there were probably more.
@lednaBM I remember reading in a book about guinea pigs their supposed religious practices (standing on their hind limbs and squeaking)
@j I don't know why you find that funny. Are you and your instance that interesting that you think everyone is always paying attention to what goes on there?
@chris So far the video looks confused. He's not recognizing the change in meaning of the word "liberalism".
@MnemosyneSinger I wonder how any single use Twitter accounts there are that are just abandoned after they've done the joke like @OwlLouisiana
@cy @RustyBertrand
>...grumble wanna make my own social network with signatures and beer and hookers grumble...
See https://arcanican.is/primer/ap-decentralization.php and https://docs.polycentric.io/ and #Nostr
>...grumble wanna make my own social network with signatures and beer and hookers grumble...
See https://arcanican.is/primer/ap-decentralization.php and https://docs.polycentric.io/ and #Nostr
@lowqualityfacts @diazona They usually have a rules page at /about or /about/more
@strypey If you have enough computing power you can become “aristocracy”. But yeah, that’s not as good as just needing an RPi.
But also, the most common experience on fediverse is not running your own server, it’s using someone else’s. Blockchains usually have techniques to give normal users more autonomy using cryptography.
That being said, it’s possible to have signatures etc on a federated network. Polycentric is one example, so is @silverpill@mitra.social’s work on fediverse standards.
@a7 @ins0mniak Yeah, I think I remember an experience like that, lol. Can't remember if I was involved or a bystander.
We Made a Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Using ONLY FRUIT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkKPpOomdpQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkKPpOomdpQ