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#blog — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #blog, aggregated by home.social.

  1. #Mullvad #VPN is making matters worse by linking on its #blog to the far-right propaganda of its co-director Berntsson. He denounces an (absurd) ruling coalition in #Sweden between the middle class—“who simply work in all these public sector institutions”—and “the underclass, who live on welfare subsidies as a lifestyle,” primarily immigrants. The solution: dismantling the state and severely restricting immigration — an #ideology implemented in the U.S. under #Trump .

    mullvad.net/fr/blog/donation-c

  2. #Mullvad #VPN is making matters worse by linking on its #blog to the far-right propaganda of its co-director Berntsson. He denounces an (absurd) ruling coalition in #Sweden between the middle class—“who simply work in all these public sector institutions”—and “the underclass, who live on welfare subsidies as a lifestyle,” primarily immigrants. The solution: dismantling the state and severely restricting immigration — an #ideology implemented in the U.S. under #Trump .

    mullvad.net/fr/blog/donation-c

  3. #Mullvad #VPN is making matters worse by linking on its #blog to the far-right propaganda of its co-director Berntsson. He denounces an (absurd) ruling coalition in #Sweden between the middle class—“who simply work in all these public sector institutions”—and “the underclass, who live on welfare subsidies as a lifestyle,” primarily immigrants. The solution: dismantling the state and severely restricting immigration — an #ideology implemented in the U.S. under #Trump .

    mullvad.net/fr/blog/donation-c

  4. #Mullvad #VPN is making matters worse by linking on its #blog to the far-right propaganda of its co-director Berntsson. He denounces an (absurd) ruling coalition in #Sweden between the middle class—“who simply work in all these public sector institutions”—and “the underclass, who live on welfare subsidies as a lifestyle,” primarily immigrants. The solution: dismantling the state and severely restricting immigration — an #ideology implemented in the U.S. under #Trump .

    mullvad.net/fr/blog/donation-c

  5. #Mullvad #VPN is making matters worse by linking on its #blog to the far-right propaganda of its co-director Berntsson. He denounces an (absurd) ruling coalition in #Sweden between the middle class—“who simply work in all these public sector institutions”—and “the underclass, who live on welfare subsidies as a lifestyle,” primarily immigrants. The solution: dismantling the state and severely restricting immigration — an #ideology implemented in the U.S. under #Trump .

    mullvad.net/fr/blog/donation-c

  6. What if you need to shift to calm in a stressful situation? (A Witch’s Perspective)

    “When are you calm during the day?” a friend, Alicia, asked me. “Usually when I first wake up in the morning. Before the weight of the day crashes down on my shoulders,” I replied. Alicia wasn’t expecting that answer. Meanwhile… Lidia, someone I know, works in retail. She’s noticing that more and more customers in recent weeks have been saying rude, impatient things. Downright mean insults. Lidia needs to stay calm – or lose her job. I asked her, “Do you have some way […]

    goddesshasyourback.com/2026/07

  7. I realized, that by implementing #Fediverse comments on my #Hugo #blog, I also implemented private comments 🤔But why not, I guess? 🤷

  8. I realized, that by implementing #Fediverse comments on my #Hugo #blog, I also implemented private comments 🤔But why not, I guess? 🤷

  9. I realized, that by implementing #Fediverse comments on my #Hugo #blog, I also implemented private comments 🤔But why not, I guess? 🤷

  10. I realized, that by implementing #Fediverse comments on my #Hugo #blog, I also implemented private comments 🤔But why not, I guess? 🤷

  11. I realized, that by implementing #Fediverse comments on my #Hugo #blog, I also implemented private comments 🤔But why not, I guess? 🤷

  12. CW: NSFW - Sex Mention

    So I took this BDSM quiz and like… okay. If you take the quiz at face value, I come across as a super kinky, pervy, into all of the things succubitchy slut.

    And, uhm. I mean, I’m honest about being a spicy as fk person, but I’m… I mean for real, it’s not… like…

    Okay, basically?

    I’m a sexual empath.

    Continued at:

    princessnettles.com/index.php/

    #nsfw #writing #blog #bdsm #sex #RealLife

  13. Open Minis is the iOS agent I wish Siri AI could be → macstories.net/reviews/open-mi

    Es passiert nicht so häufig – allerdings in den letzten Jahren häufiger –, dass @macstories@viticci vollends begeistert von einer App ist und prophezeit, dass wir hier eine neue App-Kategorie in Entstehung sehen. Nach den Klassikern (Editorial, Workflow und Obsidian) waren es zuletzt Sky, das mittlerweile von OpenAI…

    eay.li/44a #blog #KI #AI #apps #iOS #apple :apple:

  14. Open Minis is the iOS agent I wish Siri AI could be → macstories.net/reviews/open-mi

    Es passiert nicht so häufig – allerdings in den letzten Jahren häufiger –, dass @macstories@viticci vollends begeistert von einer App ist und prophezeit, dass wir hier eine neue App-Kategorie in Entstehung sehen. Nach den Klassikern (Editorial, Workflow und Obsidian) waren es zuletzt Sky, das mittlerweile von OpenAI…

    eay.li/44a #blog #KI #AI #apps #iOS #apple :apple:

  15. After more than a year on the waitlist, my Thundermail Early Bird invite finally landed. I subscribed without a second of hesitation and grabbed [email protected] and [email protected] before anyone else could.

    Do I need them? Absolutely not. I already run my own three-letter domain, I am on Proton Visionary, Apple One Premier, and a dozen mailboxes I barely open.

    But this was never about need. I want @thunderbird to make it. I want at least one piece of email infrastructure left standing that Big Tech cannot swallow. That is worth a subscription without a use case.

    FOMO did the clicking. Conviction pays the bill.

    #Thunderbird #Thundermail #Mozilla #Email #OpenSource #Privacy #Blog #Thoughts #FOSS #Fediverse

  16. After more than a year on the waitlist, my Thundermail Early Bird invite finally landed. I subscribed without a second of hesitation and grabbed [email protected] and [email protected] before anyone else could.

    Do I need them? Absolutely not. I already run my own three-letter domain, I am on Proton Visionary, Apple One Premier, and a dozen mailboxes I barely open.

    But this was never about need. I want @thunderbird to make it. I want at least one piece of email infrastructure left standing that Big Tech cannot swallow. That is worth a subscription without a use case.

    FOMO did the clicking. Conviction pays the bill.

    #Thunderbird #Thundermail #Mozilla #Email #OpenSource #Privacy #Blog #Thoughts #FOSS #Fediverse

  17. Per uno scambio più equo, vorrei portare qualche collezione nel profilo.
    Iniziamo da questa sull'IndieWeb, ossia coloro che portano avanti con passione blog e siti personali.
    Purtroppo non posso aggiungere tutti quelli che vorrei (alcune istanze non lo permettono), e come al solito mi dimenticherò di qualcuno.

    Aggiungo anche, andando a rinnovare un precedente post:
    @stefano
    @lorenzo
    @dado
    @denial403
    @giacomo

    @internet

    mastodon.uno/collections/11695

    #indieblog #web #blog #ssg #html #css #js #cms

  18. Per uno scambio più equo, vorrei portare qualche collezione nel profilo.
    Iniziamo da questa sull'IndieWeb, ossia coloro che portano avanti con passione blog e siti personali.
    Purtroppo non posso aggiungere tutti quelli che vorrei (alcune istanze non lo permettono), e come al solito mi dimenticherò di qualcuno.

    Aggiungo anche, andando a rinnovare un precedente post:
    @stefano
    @lorenzo
    @dado
    @denial403
    @giacomo

    @internet

    mastodon.uno/collections/11695

    #indieblog #web #blog #ssg #html #css #js #cms

  19. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

    This is my fourth book in the recent months with a strong taste of weirdness. It was clearly written this way so it’s a feature, not a bug. I read None of This Is True earlier and liked it very much. These books are told in a way that we have a central awful and terrible event that’s uncovered through eye witnesses who live their normal lives. So it’s mostly ordinary stuff that happens but then here and there we have extremely unsettling and definitely not ordinary events and problems. Like horror story red flags randomly thrown in innocent conversations.

    The plot goes around the disappearance of a highschooler and the devastation dealt to her family. The mom doesn’t give up on trying to find what happened to her daughter but does she even have any contribution to the story? And what really is the story here? It’s not at all that clear.

    I gave the book 4*/5. Similarly to the books by Freida McFadden, I do not feel particular satisfaction reading weird books but at the same time appreciate the ingenuity. So I’d be happy to check another book by Lisa Jewell but may need a gap of a few months or years before I do so. This book was exhausting.

    I finished it last week and damaged the book a bit. I hope the library doesn’t mind and accepts it as a donation. I would not like keep it on my shelves or remember about it.

    #blog #blogging #Books #LisaJewell
  20. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

    This is my fourth book in the recent months with a strong taste of weirdness. It was clearly written this way so it’s a feature, not a bug. I read None of This Is True earlier and liked it very much. These books are told in a way that we have a central awful and terrible event that’s uncovered through eye witnesses who live their normal lives. So it’s mostly ordinary stuff that happens but then here and there we have extremely unsettling and definitely not ordinary events and problems. Like horror story red flags randomly thrown in innocent conversations.

    The plot goes around the disappearance of a highschooler and the devastation dealt to her family. The mom doesn’t give up on trying to find what happened to her daughter but does she even have any contribution to the story? And what really is the story here? It’s not at all that clear.

    I gave the book 4*/5. Similarly to the books by Freida McFadden, I do not feel particular satisfaction reading weird books but at the same time appreciate the ingenuity. So I’d be happy to check another book by Lisa Jewell but may need a gap of a few months or years before I do so. This book was exhausting.

    I finished it last week and damaged the book a bit. I hope the library doesn’t mind and accepts it as a donation. I would not like keep it on my shelves or remember about it.

    #blog #blogging #Books #LisaJewell
  21. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

    This is my fourth book in the recent months with a strong taste of weirdness. It was clearly written this way so it’s a feature, not a bug. I read None of This Is True earlier and liked it very much. These books are told in a way that we have a central awful and terrible event that’s uncovered through eye witnesses who live their normal lives. So it’s mostly ordinary stuff that happens but then here and there we have extremely unsettling and definitely not ordinary events and problems. Like horror story red flags randomly thrown in innocent conversations.

    The plot goes around the disappearance of a highschooler and the devastation dealt to her family. The mom doesn’t give up on trying to find what happened to her daughter but does she even have any contribution to the story? And what really is the story here? It’s not at all that clear.

    I gave the book 4*/5. Similarly to the books by Freida McFadden, I do not feel particular satisfaction reading weird books but at the same time appreciate the ingenuity. So I’d be happy to check another book by Lisa Jewell but may need a gap of a few months or years before I do so. This book was exhausting.

    I finished it last week and damaged the book a bit. I hope the library doesn’t mind and accepts it as a donation. I would not like keep it on my shelves or remember about it.

    #blog #blogging #Books #LisaJewell
  22. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

    This is my fourth book in the recent months with a strong taste of weirdness. It was clearly written this way so it’s a feature, not a bug. I read None of This Is True earlier and liked it very much. These books are told in a way that we have a central awful and terrible event that’s uncovered through eye witnesses who live their normal lives. So it’s mostly ordinary stuff that happens but then here and there we have extremely unsettling and definitely not ordinary events and problems. Like horror story red flags randomly thrown in innocent conversations.

    The plot goes around the disappearance of a highschooler and the devastation dealt to her family. The mom doesn’t give up on trying to find what happened to her daughter but does she even have any contribution to the story? And what really is the story here? It’s not at all that clear.

    I gave the book 4*/5. Similarly to the books by Freida McFadden, I do not feel particular satisfaction reading weird books but at the same time appreciate the ingenuity. So I’d be happy to check another book by Lisa Jewell but may need a gap of a few months or years before I do so. This book was exhausting.

    I finished it last week and damaged the book a bit. I hope the library doesn’t mind and accepts it as a donation. I would not like keep it on my shelves or remember about it.

    #blog #blogging #Books #LisaJewell
  23. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell

    This is my fourth book in the recent months with a strong taste of weirdness. It was clearly written this way so it’s a feature, not a bug. I read None of This Is True earlier and liked it very much. These books are told in a way that we have a central awful and terrible event that’s uncovered through eye witnesses who live their normal lives. So it’s mostly ordinary stuff that happens but then here and there we have extremely unsettling and definitely not ordinary events and problems. Like horror story red flags randomly thrown in innocent conversations.

    The plot goes around the disappearance of a highschooler and the devastation dealt to her family. The mom doesn’t give up on trying to find what happened to her daughter but does she even have any contribution to the story? And what really is the story here? It’s not at all that clear.

    I gave the book 4*/5. Similarly to the books by Freida McFadden, I do not feel particular satisfaction reading weird books but at the same time appreciate the ingenuity. So I’d be happy to check another book by Lisa Jewell but may need a gap of a few months or years before I do so. This book was exhausting.

    I finished it last week and damaged the book a bit. I hope the library doesn’t mind and accepts it as a donation. I would not like keep it on my shelves or remember about it.

    #blog #blogging #Books #LisaJewell
  24. OpenAI Exec Laments That China Is Giving Away Models So Good That For-Profit Companies Won’t Be Able to Compete

    squeet.me/display/962c3e10-c09

  25. Updated: 90 Unique Tech Geek Holiday Gift Ideas For 2025

    - Fix Redirect Link

    Take the challenge out of gift giving this holiday season using this curated tech gift guide of unique ideas sourced from past issues of Little Bits.

    adamsdesk.com/posts/tech-gift-