I like Tesseract. Photon and Alexandrite are also great (although Alexandrite is a bit out of date, but I haven’t had any issues). Also check out Quiblr maybe. It has a very different feel.

Not the worst in the world, but somewhere between Sierra Leon and South Korea. A significant drop from last year, and we can be assured of a huge drop again this year.

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Keep protesting for the people of Iran. These brave people deserve justice!

Hi, Mod here.

You should be interested in visiting our partner community, !world@lemmy.world - it is a similar makeup, but does not permit internal US news or politics.

The threadiverse is not huge, but it’s big enough to fit people with many different interests. You’re going to love it here.

Why do humans allow cats to ride in their arms?

Could we get some of that across the pond?

Dead internet is only a theory. Like gravity.

I’m really curious about this too.

Installing violent juntas in South America is so 20th Century. Now we’re installing violent juntas in North America.

I saw an interesting thing about textiles recently. Sewing and knitting were considered basic essential skills until a generation or two ago.

Or as Trump would say, they’ve gone down 800%, 1400%, 1500%

Bad bot.

It has been public for a long time that they have access to your contacts and metadata (who you talk to, how much, when, from where, etc.) That was bad enough. But this is the first time I’ve heard about accessing message content. Really chilling.

Why does evey MEE article include the phrase “according to [insert terrorist organization],” and then presents the information completely uncritically?

Funny that the surveillance state suddenly forgets to surveil when it is the one under the spotlight.

Loops is actually pretty great.

This is truly horrifying. Even more so that the world is watching it happen with precious little protest.

Sometimes I forget how brutal the early 2000s were.

Having a number of different editors allows manipulating the discussion and concensus protections built into Wikipedia.

Depending on the topic, it may not be necessary. A complimentary article about a new technology product or company founder just takes a few press releases that get picked up. Manipulating world events and leaders requires more coordination.