Mullvad is the correct answer.

Krita is a fantastic image editor with a customizable UI that’s very powerful but easy to use.

Pixelmator is a waste of $70 when you get more (you can resize the toolbar buttons!) for free with Krita.

Don’t forget Fark!

My company has blocked all other web browsers, so lots of us sadly.

There are two YouTubers who make videos 4+ hours long that you have to watch every minute of:

Jenny Nicholson

HBomberGuy

The polls are complete bullshit.

He then follows up that face plant by getting caught going 85 MPH in a school zone. MKHB is crashing out hard.

Hooligang (running)

YouTube premium.

Ice Cubes is a fantastic Mastodon client!

I sincerely doubt 1 million regular people a day are leaving Twitter.

We’re watching bot accounts be created at scale in real time.

This really is the answer. You’re sitting too much and a need to stand more to build up your muscles and ease blood flow to your legs.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Microsoft Loop is the way to go nowadays.

Voyager is the spiritual successor to Apollo and an all around fantastic application.

Have a great staycation!

At least you didn’t bring an acorn with you.

The X accounts of several prominent journalists and leftist pundits were suspended from the site, formerly known as Twitter, on Tuesday morning with no clear explanation.

The suspensions affected several journalists and commentators, including Texas Observer journalist Steven Monacelli, Ken Klippensten of The Intercept, podcaster Rob Rousseau, and Alan MacLeod of MintPress News. The landing page for their accounts says it’s been suspended, but does not give any explanation as to why. A message on the profiles simply states “X suspends accounts which violate the X rules.”

The ban didn’t just hit journalists either. Several prominent-left leaning accounts were also purged from the website, including the account for the TrueAnon podcast and @zei_squirrel, a cartoon squirrel that tweets media criticism of figures like Glenn Greenwald.

The project still lacks an API meaning there’s no mobile apps, so I imagine that hinders adoption.

https://fedidb.org