this is starting to sound like that idpol in-group / out-group talk now...

I've never heard of non-lgbt people having to deal with receiving hate for their sexuality for one.

is that really exclusive to lgbt?

lgbt people are just like everyone else, except for their experience of sexuality/gender.

shit that's specific to lgbt people.

which is what? aren't lgbt people just like everyone else?

yeah. you shouldn't give a shit if anyone is gay. i'm in favour.
this forum isn't here to insist that everyone should care, it's here for lgbt people to talk about shit that's specific to lgbt people.

LGBT people's existence doesn't offend me at all.

The assumption that I have to give a shit that someone is gay or whatever does. No one cares, welcome to equality.

let's be real, the web is all google.

the standards body: basically a front for google chrome devs

the implementation: everything built atop google chrome, firefox funded by google

where you visit: google or indirectly linked to google

the web has been lost for a while you are just realizing it. stop being in denial. we need to build something new.

Edited for simplicity, Brave doesn't use miners. Everyone wants to use crypto but when a browser integrates with crypto it's bad? Brave redirected to thier own crypto referrals when used, wich I actually support doing, they shoulda been super upfront and had a toggle on switch for it though. I want them to be paid without having to sell my data.

I am not too sure.

It's pretty sad that most schools require Zoom despite them being pieces of shit. I don't really get why. It's not like Zoom has amazing functionalities that trump over stuff like Jitsi. I've been using Jitsi for a while now and I've literally lost zero functionality. I just send the students the meeting link and they open it on their browser and voila.

Tor Browser. I like not having to think about the stuff you mentioned. If you don't want to route over Tor for some reason, I'd suggest SecBrowser. It's Tor Browser without the Tor routing. With this, while having security, you don't even have to worry about fingerprinting since it's the same as regular Tor and you won't be making yourself unique with the addons you'd need to install on other browsers.

I moved from Firefox to Palemoon a while back and use it with a few extensions, including Secret Agent. Quite nice for poisoning any fingerprinters. It's Firefox with a few settings for privacy set by default.

The only issue I have with it is it's default homepage points to https://palemoon.start.me/start which is powered by startme.com. But that's easily changed.

Palemoon Homepage: https://www.palemoon.org

Secret Agent Homepage: https://www.dephormation.org.uk/?page=81

People do buy drugs online from various marketplaces and with all my time ordering myself I have never received anything that's not the product apart from under dosed pills and weak acid.

Let's use curl. Or socket programming for it? :D

やりとげたよ！

It's something I'd definitely like done. I've emailed the creator of postmill to ask about private development and she hasn't gotten back to me.

I may setup a development server in the future and do a separate fork of postmill based on community contributors. Truth be told I'm no programmer but I like the idea of community involvement to turn this into what we want it.

I'm wanting to start some sort of "practice PGP" thing, where members can share their key and receive a key and send messages or respond to questions for fun (and for practice). It's my belief PGP is one of those things like knowing how to start a fire with wet wood. You certainly don't need it everyday but some day you might, and it'll be good to know how to do.

I'll probably get some sort of IRC channel up. I'm unfamiliar with common/modern chat platforms like Riot/Discord/etc. But either IRC or a XMPP group chat or something would be cool.

A few ideas:

• I'm not sure how the user models work with Postmill but I think it'd be great to have a place to enter PGP public keys where others could use use more easily for practice
• Again, I'm not sure how plausible this is but being able to collaborate on posts would be great and unique.
• OMEMO chatrooms?

BTW I'm writing a "fool-proof" GPG guide to pin on /f/cryptography (but only for GNU/Linux since that's all I know) and and a guide for /f/opsec.

God I hope so.

he's actually talking about the aliens

Per our private messages, I created a regular user account and created a test forum and attempted to add a moderator and was unable to. I'll look more into this.

For now you're free to PM me and I'll add whoever you want per request.

I think so, yes. I think the privacy wiki as a one-stop shop is a great idea. I'd be willing to lend a hand when it comes online too.

I think privacy will be overshadowed by big tech antitrust lawsuits, people will care more about breaking up facebook and google than to introspect about why they are hostile by definition.

I tested another account. But same, I couldn't find it.

I was using clearnet when I posted the op. And then I also tested .onion
http://rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion/f/testtesttest
Same both, I couldn't find "Add" button. uuhhhhmmmm...