Jeff Benner / is on Nostr

I don’t know what’s good for me.

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2023-12-31 18:15:56

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@npub1rk3…43sg oops. Sorry, yes this was my server side settings. Thank you!

2023-12-31 18:03:19

@npub1rk3…43sg I seem to be seeing sensitive content even though my settings shouldn’t allow it. In other apps the photos don’t automatically show. Is there something I’m doing wrong here?:
https://media.mstdn.social/media_attachments/files/111/676/343/260/365/073/original/e57ff7e767f8d7db.jpeg

2023-12-09 03:01:07

It seems like a miss that there’s not any post-apocalyptic movies (that I’m aware of - hit me up) where the people left behind ride bikes. Sometimes they drive cars (against all logic), and sometimes they ride horses (who would need to be fed). If one was practical in a post-apocalyptic world, what kind of bike would they ride? I imagine something that has parts that are very common (so you can find parts for repair easily on other bikes). What say you #BikeTooter? #biketoots

2023-06-22 16:53:30

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@npub1eee…e209 to prevent almost certain abuse that those marginalized groups have already experienced on the Meta platforms. Initial reporting on Bluesky moderation has also not been shining.

2023-06-22 13:23:56

@npub1eee…e209 for some marginalized people, a draw of Mastodon is the ability to create communities with moderation that ensures safety. What Bluesky or Meta joining ActivityPub means to them is the likely collapse of that safety, as they offer a large volume of new users on servers where their track record for moderating hate and violence is poor. It makes sense if those communities want to commit to a defederate and see approach. Tech journalists will be covering their trust and safety issues.