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1. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Thursday, 14-May-2020 17:40:08 EDT Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   Q: Why do they say cows have more fun?

   A: Because they are always a-MOO-sing themselves.

2. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Mar-2020 11:25:40 EDT Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   • Infected Moomin

   @moonman Users disagree. Browsers as fat clients fail miserably at being usable and configurable to users’ needs.

3. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Sunday, 15-Mar-2020 11:49:07 EDT Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   • Infected Moomin

   @moonman It gives the AG the ability to set arbitrary requirements such as requiring backdoors "to protect children". The current AG has already asked for such backdoors in the past.

4. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Saturday, 29-Feb-2020 13:15:47 EST Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   • Infected Moomin

   @moonman
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMj0w6r4GPA

5. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Saturday, 29-Feb-2020 13:00:37 EST Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   • Infected Moomin

   @moonman
   February 29 is cool. Imagine turning 18 the same time all your peers turn 72.

6. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Monday, 24-Feb-2020 10:37:14 EST Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   • Infected Moomin

   @moonman I wonder how things would be if China had quarantined people who had been to that market in Wuhan immediately upon receiving first reports of a SARS-like illness. I suspect 2000 people would still be alive.

7. Nobody (Linux Walt ALT) (lnxw37d2)'s status on Friday, 10-Jan-2020 12:43:20 EST Nobody (Linux Walt ALT)

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   @sampo Are there any RSS reader extensions that still work? Firefox itself was never very good at it. (Opera, however, had a great implementation and threw it away.)

   "Browsers should not handle RSS / Atom / XML" --> wrong, wrong, wrong. They are all very closely related to HTML, and in the case of feeds, the whole purpose is to let one know when a site (HTML) is updated.