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do i have to unfollow, one by one, everybody i follow from the hipster nazi bar, including the bridge?
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@blogdiva have you thought about moving instances first?
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@blogdiva I wondered, too. Tho, generally, i have very few folks there I follow, so it should be easy in my case, once I know what to do.
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@blogdiva domain block on the web app should do the trick.
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@blogdiva No, if you view Mastodon from the web, just click a post's three dots and block the domain
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@blogdiva oops, I didn’t know you could just unfollow. I actually burned my bridges. 🤷♀️
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@blogdiva
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welp,
did a search and just unfollowed one at a time.
FWIW my gut feeling been proven right about the bridge: that it would be mostly a one-way street benefitting people at the hipster nazi bar.
i followed about 50 people. only 5 followed back.
fuck nazi bars.
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welp,
did a search and just unfollowed one at a time.
FWIW my gut feeling been proven right about the bridge: that it would be mostly a one-way street benefitting people at the hipster nazi bar.
i followed about 50 people. only 5 followed back.
fuck nazi bars.
@blogdiva Yeah, I gave it the benefit of the doubt, but it’s really not worth the implied legitimization of Bluesky.
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@blogdiva Yeah, I gave it the benefit of the doubt, but it’s really not worth the implied legitimization of Bluesky.
@blogdiva I’m turning off federation both ways on brid.gy.
PS: Be sure to go to your Mastodon Preferences and revoke access for the Bridgy app, to make sure they can no longer read from your account.
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@mayintoronto @ohmu @blogdiva
They probably paid eight bucks for it. -
@blogdiva probably
Not me tho
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@blogdiva probably
Not me tho
@ErickaSimone i would never unfollow you 😘
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@blogdiva Posting for reference for others on #Mastodon:
To stop sharing your posts to Bluesky:
1. Find the user bsky.brid.gy[at]bsky.brid.gy (Type the user in the search box and click the Profiles matching… button)
2. Block the user bsky.brid.gy[at]bsky.brid.gy
3. Click the Preferences button on the sidebar
4. Go to Account/Authorized apps
5. Revoke access for Bridgy, if it exists.To stop seeing posts from Bluesky:
1. Find any user whose address ends with …[at]bsky.brid.gy (You can type bsky.brid.gy in the search box and click the Profiles matching… button)
2. Click on the user name to reveal their profile page
3. Click the ••• button
4. Click Block domain bsky.brid.gy
5. Click Block serverTo verify that you’ve done it, click the ••• More button on the right sidebar and click Blocked domains. You should see bsky.brid.gy there.
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@blogdiva I’m turning off federation both ways on brid.gy.
PS: Be sure to go to your Mastodon Preferences and revoke access for the Bridgy app, to make sure they can no longer read from your account.
@drahardja @blogdiva they also say to block the bridge bot https://fed.brid.gy/docs#opt-out
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@drahardja @blogdiva they also say to block the bridge bot https://fed.brid.gy/docs#opt-out
@Laukidh @blogdiva Ya I summarized the steps here: https://sfba.social/@drahardja/115908542368696091
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@blogdiva Posting for reference for others on #Mastodon:
To stop sharing your posts to Bluesky:
1. Find the user bsky.brid.gy[at]bsky.brid.gy (Type the user in the search box and click the Profiles matching… button)
2. Block the user bsky.brid.gy[at]bsky.brid.gy
3. Click the Preferences button on the sidebar
4. Go to Account/Authorized apps
5. Revoke access for Bridgy, if it exists.To stop seeing posts from Bluesky:
1. Find any user whose address ends with …[at]bsky.brid.gy (You can type bsky.brid.gy in the search box and click the Profiles matching… button)
2. Click on the user name to reveal their profile page
3. Click the ••• button
4. Click Block domain bsky.brid.gy
5. Click Block serverTo verify that you’ve done it, click the ••• More button on the right sidebar and click Blocked domains. You should see bsky.brid.gy there.
It worked for me. I blocked it weeks ago, it's been really nice.
10 for 10. It's got a great beat and I can dance to it.
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@oblomov Having foo be a class and not a struct would make some things a lot more complicated. If there's no other way, I'd probably prefer to generate automatically the procedures that take struct bar *, invoke the converter explicitly, and then call the hand-written procedures, over doing multiple inheritance.
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@ananas You're thinking about something weird.
I want to do something like this, which, as you can see, is so perfectly cromulent than it compiles and runs:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
struct bar {
int paydirt;
};
struct foo {
int some_field_here;
struct bar cheap_dirt;
operator bar &() {
return cheap_dirt;
}
};
void work_on_paydirt (struct bar &object) {
printf("Teh paydirt is %i\n", object.paydirt);
}
struct foo the_foo;
struct bar the_bar;
int main () {
work_on_paydirt(the_foo);
work_on_paydirt(the_bar);
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}I just want work_on_paydirt, for historic compatibility reasons, to take struct bar * rather than struct bar & as its argument. Logic-wise, maintenance-wise, there's no difference. Even the generated code is exactly the same (modulo the mangled names). But C++ syntax is only happy to let me define an explicit conversion operator for a struct-to-struct-reference, and not for the same struct's pointer to a struct pointer. I'm not trying to do anything exotic here, or type punning or obfuscatory stuff; I just want the translator to implicitly invoke my type converter for a pointer-to-struct type, just like it can for a referenced-struct type.
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Hudson Valley vs ICE: no al detention center a Chester
@anarchia
Juan è in America da diciotto anni. Viene da Puebla, Messico. Ogni mattina scende dalla collina dove sorge Chester per raggiungere le serre a valle, dove raccoglie i frutti che finiranno sulle tavole di New York City. Tutti lo https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/hudson-valley-vs-ice-no-al-detention-center-a-chester/
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Gonna check it out
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