Depending on what’s keeping you from self-hosting, running a server-based reader right there on your desktop could be an option. Also, maintaining a separate browser profile just for FeedBro is easy, if you don’t trust it for whatever reason.

This fucker fucks.

I see what you did there.

This has been so thoroughly debunked. Food doesn’t decompose if it dries out before it has the chance to, and thinly-sliced meat patties easily lose water to evaporation.

If you want to see a McDonalds burger decompose, keep one in a fridge for a few weeks, which will keep it moist.

You seem legit to me. Maybe a little too legit…

I’ll buy that.

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Just kidding, fork it over.

It’s “hole up,” by the way.

It’s called harvesting.

Activity lights are useful! Try a layer (or two, or three) of matte-finish transparent tape to turn down the brightness a bit.

Actually smart underwear would figure out a way to escape.

I don’t understand your position here. If we went back to a more reasonable 7 or 14 year copyright term, how would that obviate the need for a license like the GPL, which permits instant use of code provided you share-alike? Those shorter copyright lengths would be pretty reasonable for books or movies, but would still suck for tech.

Copyright is what makes the GPL license enforceable.

And what’s with all the upvotes?

No true nerdsman intensifies

I miss those “pebble” watches.

Great news for ya.

You could briefly name him Prince and change his name to Prints, to achieve a maximum ‘formerly known as’ score.

Keep in mind that they can be pressured by others into doing something they don’t necessarily “want” to do. Making your intentions clear can be useful.

Wow, impressive! Can you walk us through your thought process?

egpu.io is a great resource.

A central principal of the fediverse is decentralization, and to that end, it’s healthier to spread the users across many instances than to have folks concentrated too heavily on any one.

It’s certainly healthier for the whole to have users spread across instances, but that’s a matter of emergence. What’s your pitch to convince an individual to choose a smaller instance, when it’s far more likely that their instance will cease to exist, taking their identity, history and hosted communities with it?