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#62Someone at Facebook hates concurrent programming and is aiming to do for threads what Stack Overflow did for google searches for info about stack overflows.
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#63Earlier quoted context omitted.
I feel like "allowing Facebook properties" and "Firefox tracker protection" are fundamentally at odds.
on firefox, facebook sites get put into their own special sandboxed container
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#64Not working on Firefox on android. You'd think a company as big as Facebook would get this right.
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#65Are the targets of this professional influencers and narcissists?
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#67Imagine how down on Facebook making a Twitter clone everyone would be if it weren't for Mr. E.R. Musk.
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#68I get it: Twitter is under pressure Love it. But, I generally feel social media is dying in far bigger ways than just these dilutions. People don't trust it, and are caring far less. The hey-day and the novelty has completely worn of for the majority who are not narcissistic enough to put the energy in to arguing or self-promoting. Reality is king! Musk and Zuck and Xi are just all jostling for slices of a crusty, sm…
According to scattered sources of dubious authenticity, daily active users - 500 million - Instagram - 150 million - Snapchat - 50 million - TikTok
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#69Mastodon communities are already coordinating trying to fully defederate threads. This is definitely going to be interesting to watch as a big whale jumps into the fediverse with the intent to profit
That's why nobody takes the 'fediverse' seriously. Threads is not the first server being blocked because moderator x don't like the owner of that server. Imagine if signing up for a @gmail.com email meant that you can't send or receive emails from @outlook.com addresses because the owner is mad at Microsoft. They could have taken this as a big opportunity to make ActivityPub mainstream but nah, let's keep gatekeeping…