I actually find straight down to be really annoying and always struggle to keep water from streaming down into my eyes and face. I find the slight angle from a wall mounted shower head much more versatile for cleaning and comfort.

“Signal devs could take care of that”

They did like eight years ago.

I imagine that the signal devs viewed it as a similar concern as when you mistype your password the error message doesn’t give you any way to know if the password is wrong or if the account doesn’t exist.

If only some of your notifications are sanitized then those are the suspicious ones. If all of your notifications are sanitized then none of them are suspicious. Or, at least, they’re all equally suspicious, opaque, and unidentifiable.

Why do you so confidently assert things which you do not know but merely believe without checking?

Signal has supported this for many years. Users can choose full content notifications, name only, or no-content notifications.

It’s also true for every mainstream operating system.

Username checks out.

I don’t think it requires or implies coordination. What looks like coordination might simply be an overall increase in authoritarian governments globally which all share many of the same incentives to limit privacy and increase population tracking.

You could do anything on zombo.com.

I barely graduated high school and never completed my only semester of community college. My whole life I found it very difficult engaging with formal education and lacked motivation to focus on the synthetic work of school. It always felt meaningless and detached from reality to me. I was eager to be done with school as soon as possible.

I’m very satisfied with how my life turned out and the minimal role of formal education within it.

It’s almost certain…

Show your work

But now the victims are white

I’ve been happy using gath.io for a very privacy-respecting meeting organizer that doesn’t require participants to onboard onto yet another platform.

Population density matters:

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