Markus Unterwaditzer

@Lunaphied@provably.online IKEA has the answer to all of these things: Random boxes, and skadis boards.

@pojntfx@mastodon.social what did you tell? i've only been following the community split from the sidelines

@briankrebs@infosec.exchange Didn't they do the same thing with drones? First categorically ban all foreign-made drones, then whitelist individual manufacturers (by which criteria, I have no idea)

@whynothugo I think this is the "Does it make sense to write FOSS software for Windows?" debate rehashed... you gotta start somewhere.

@whynothugo they could do a lot of things, but their main goal appears to be to build a fully-European clone of revolut, not to improve upon the state of the art.

@whynothugo fully European in the sense that the debanking risk is meaningfully addressed and that American companies don't participate in the payment process. There's a meaningful difference between using Visa vs not, and the choice to start with mobile apps doesn't mean that they'll not end up extending to browsers State of the art I'd say is based on what people use today. we have online payment over SEPA too, and it's not popular. the mobile web isn't popular.

@ryanc@infosec.exchange my conspiracy theory is that these "privacy discussions" are being pushed by scraper authors who want to appear as legitimate browsers and are lacking (efficient) tech for it.

@cks@mastodon.social json5 is fine in your book, right?

@jsbarretto@social.coop @MastodonEngineering@mastodon.social tiny footer bottom left: https://social.coop/about v4.4.8

@kushal@toots.dgplug.org https://archive.is/mz4pQ (btw you are replying to a 4yo post)