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@eniko sadly, instead of that, they'll probably just push more of them to the cloud.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/oral-hiv-test-approved-oraquick-9.7082612

Oh wow this is incredible.

@mcc I hope not

@mcc... What does it even actually mean??

@ratsnakegames @mcc it's probably only a matter of time though. And as with fedi/AP, where this already did happen, how the network reacts and deals with it will be a real test of its philosophy.

@mcc @whitequark reminds me of the good(*) old days when the Twitter firehose was open... Surely history would never repeat...

(*) in hindsight probably not actually.

@ChateauErin it really really bothers me how dark patterns are starting to be used to "encourage" buying into passkeys. :/

Lol is the steam frame going to be the first well supported Linux-but-not-Android Snapdragon device?

I'd like to propose The Singal Test for evaluating distributed and/or federated systems: how well does the system succeed at keeping you from having to even passively interact with a toxic bad actor who is an expert in malicious compliance?

I think the most baffling thing about The Fall Of a Masking post-people-caring-about-covid is that no one wears them in doctor's office or lab waiting rooms.

Like do you *want* to catch that guy's cold or something??

@mcc @jrose I suspect their share goes up when there's a mass migration event and goes down otherwise, because in a mass migration event people want the easy answer and that's the easy answer the Mastodon website gives them. But otherwise there's probably a lot of accounts on m.s that don't stick around, while people on other instances might be more sticky (at least unless their instance shuts down).

It's been a while since one of those migrations came here so I think overall that's probably correct.

@mcc @jrose and I'm pretty sure m.s isn't even close to 51% anyways, whether in terms of total accounts or active accounts. I think it's more like 30%ish eyeballing fedidb.com's stats.

There are over 30k distinct activitypub servers out there, all with their own moderation policies, for better or worse.