Caesar

Geek, sailor, nature lover.
Struggling with solastalgia and trying to do my bit for the planet and our future.
🌳🌲🌴🍄

Website: https://caesarschinas.com
Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/caesar
Keyoxide: https://keyoxide.org/hkp/5119c11d57d14127aca1b6cfeab09a2560ec3bc6
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/caesar.dev

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2025-01-27 02:15:20 UTC

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how did you get access to @npub1ekk…vy6m ? I signed up for the waitlist on the day it was announced but I've never heard anything since. It sounds like a great idea.

2024-11-28 09:15:51 UTC

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since Bill Gates wasn't fully able to control us via our Covid vaccines using 5G as planned, 6G will allow better communication and more precise control over us.
Right...?

2024-11-26 23:22:12 UTC

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Well, roughly a third voted for him. And another third didn't care. But that does mean a third voted against him.
In the UK likewise, although Labour won a "landslide", they did so with a near record low number of votes.
So it's not true for everyone that their leaders are who they voted for. In fact it's a characteristic of many democracies that generally *most* people get the leader they didn't vote for.

2024-09-13 12:56:22 UTC

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oh no! 😩
But also, yes, the lack of 'sidewalks' ('pavements' for us) was the other thing that stood out to me from that image. Totally bizarre to me. It's as if it never occurred to the developers that someone might even walk down the street to visit their neighbours.

2024-09-13 11:55:10 UTC

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Kinda offtopic, but looking at that image I was suddenly struck by the realisation: is the reason Americans have those roadside postboxes so that the postman can deliver the post without leaving their vehicle, as pictured? As a European this had never occurred to me, and it simultaneously makes sense whilst also being a deeply sad reflection on American car-centric suburbia.

2024-08-07 14:17:10 UTC

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thanks, that's reassuring. But can you clarify why your T&Cs require an indefinite license to use my content for any purpose, which isn't something most social media clients ask for? (It would be different if you were running the server I was posting to, but a client shouldn't need that.)

2024-08-06 15:14:03 UTC

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#OpenVibe looks really nice, but the T&C are rather scary and extremely onerous (amongst other things you grant them am indefinite, irrevocable license to all your content, as well as to use your name and image as they like). It's also by what looks like a shady crypto company... I wonder how they intend to profit from it?