I've used Ayugram and Nagram and haven't been banned
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It also blocks Tor, other instances don't
reddit actually defended the piracy subreddit? lmao
Nobody is brought down in the name of equity. What is brought down are the systems that privilege certain people based on aspects of themselves that they cannot control.
I'm not sure if this is a "DEI" issue or not, but businesses are bringing people down in the name of equity. A lot of colleges are charging $200k+ for tuition now, and they have programs where if your family's income is low enough they (supposedly) will waive a lot of it, but if your family is middle class you have to pay full tuition, which is something many of them cannot afford. Meanwhile this is not a barrier for wealthy people, so it's effectively making most people equally poor and barely able to afford CoL while the rich get richer rather than actually fixing the problem. I've heard that other businesses are starting to use similar tactics as well.
I've been trying to figure out how to network with people where I live and so far it's been very difficult, partly because I'm very busy constantly and don't have a car or a lot of spending money, and also because I'm depressed and my social skills are absolute garbage. At this point almost all of my social life for the past few years has been Lemmy, Reddit, and Instagram.
Sooner or later we're gonna have to bypass the Great Firewall of America by VPNing into China
As a student there is no way I am skipping a day's worth of classes and risking my grade for a single protest that's probably not going to do shit similar to the other protests I've been to that didn't do shit
More like 2 days and money for a car or bus + gas, depending on where in the state you live
From what I see here it can automatically encrypt incoming emails with PGP, which I know Fastmail doesn't have this, and the advantage would be that you get security similar to Protonmail but you're not locked into their clients.
Mailbox.org works with IMAP so you can use a regular email program. The mailbox is not encrypted by default but I saw that there's an option to enable it involving PGP keys.
IMO they should be decriminalized for personal use, but having corporations selling hard drugs is a terrible idea
Not always, IRL they seem to get along pretty well