I get a certificate error on the page, archive link: https://archive.is/oM6QY

My only question is whether or not I want to know what a sex doll is. Sex bots would be an exciting proposition, as long as they can clean and cook.

I wouldn't worry too much about migrating things posted. Stuff is mostly ephemeral anyway. If the two sites run in parallel for a while, everyone can just manually repost what they find worthwhile.

Yeah, being the guy that runs something like a "free-speech" platform is a losing battle. Old Voat eventually had the admin missing in action completely. But then, not every platform needs to grow to the size of reddit. Though, it would be nice if Ramble had a few users more, so I'm advertising this place where I can.

It's not like there are enough users to fill new communities anyway..

I think that ability was removed. It used to be https://ramble.pw/create_forum

Isn't it because Firefox is made by Mozilla who is paid by Google who created their very own spyware Chromium and has an interest since then to slowly strangle the life out of Firefox?

It all started around 2011 and all the decisions since then cannot be explained away with coincidence or mere incompetence.

Weird, I don't think I said anything funny.

o/

Welcome to the club. I have my entire family on linux since at least 2003. It has never been "difficult to use" or anything like that. And support is trivial through ssh sessions.

I didn't give them a choice in the matter, though.
Just like they don't have a choice in browsers. I mean, in theory they can install whatever they want, but in practice they use what I put there.

Truthfully speaking, I cannot think of a device I longed for a decade ago that had a major price drop. The Kinesis Advantage II keyboard is still $500. But luckily now there's the Moonlander, which is only about $400.

No, I don't care enough. My point is that the tool is designed in a way to fish more passwords and the moment you "check" your password with the tool, you have to change it anyway, so there's no point in doing so in the first place.

Also, why would anyone download hundreds of gigabytes to check whether their password is compromised, if one could also just update their password?

Who did they fail to bribe?

I tried Brave, but not being able to put tabs on the bottom or using vertical tabs instead was a deal breaker.

I've seen cabins like that from about 400 years ago and they were in better condition. Since the 1920s they got turned into a museum and were thus preserved, though. Living back then must have been tough. They didn't even have a stove.

"Online abuse". This is trivializing real abuse!