Soni L. @SoniEx2@witches.town

@Jo No, they'll look into it, but they cannot hold you liable. The government is not like an ISP/corporate entity that can choose to revoke your internet access/terminate your contract at any time for any reason whatsoever.

@Jo I don't see Tor nodes getting sued, either.

@Jo It could. As far as I know, your ISP isn't held liable if you access loli, so the same could be done with instances, probably.

@Jo we need more instances that don't block instances so we can use not blocking instances as an excuse in court (destroy the legal system one law at a time, regardless of which laws)

@grainloom tbh no reason - and + shouldn't be legal.

#non-binary and #c++

but also #a/#b shouldn't include the /

do you consider transsexual a slur? when applied to you? when applied to others? when used as an identity?

AGPLv4 should add physical interactions to the list of things where you must release source code, especially with things like AI and self-driving cars.

@Dalmaty good job. it's 5 AM.

like, give me a list of shitty things about #strangerthings s2? like about the actors and stuff.

should I watch #strangerthings s2? I need a list of reasons NOT to tbh >.<

Also where's my mastodon with federated DNS roots? D:

Considering building an #IRC network across #OpenNIC + ICANN, with OpenNIC-only channels... mostly for the fun of it.

I want a toot to break 214783648 boosts/likes tbh

I wanna do a #tmituesday .-.

@Jo my only dirty secret is that I use arrow keys on vim

@Jo I mean what's it for

what's a #tmituesday

@zigg @djsundog @viciousviscosity And that's why I said "[you] tag" not "what if I tag"