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www.404media.co
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| | | | | Mastodon is interoperable, decentralized, operated by a nonprofit, lively, and, ACTUALLY, isn't hard to use. So why is everyone championing Threads as the main Twitter alternative? | |
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peter.czanik.hu
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| | | | | From now on, as I want to reach as many as possible, you can also read sudo and syslog-ng news from me on Mastodon. You can find my account at: https://fosstodon.org/@PCzanik Mastodon is a decentralized network of servers. I chose a server called "Fosstodon" as it is focused on open source software. Some of the projects I participate in are already there: BastilleBSD and openSUSE. As usual, next to my usual syslog-ng and sudo posts, you will also sometimes hear from me about OpenPOWER and ARM with some occasional photos from my hiking trips :-) | |
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www.vice.com
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| | | | | I quit Twitter to join a kinder, nicer, decentralized open source version of Twitter. | |
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laurakalbag.com
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| | | Now you know why I'm moving away from Twitter, you probably have a vague idea of what I'm looking for in a social network. Mastodon is unique for a few reasons: it is federated, ethical, and inclusive. | ||
