Ah yeah but my sony xperia isn't supported!

Not just that, also notice the curly apostrophe (’) vs the usual keyboard straight apostrophe (') mark.

The sheer number of AI written message board posts might just make me stop reading the comments on sites like Reddit and HN. I wanted to stop anyway, this seems like a good push to encourage me to wean myself.

Every one of us leaving (not engaging/commenting) increases the share of AI generated comments (vs real users) the next iteration will train on. I'm not even sure which option is worse. Withdraw and let everyone dilute their own training data, or stay and feed them our mindset and experience...?

Build our own spaces.

No license, no versioning, barely any documentation, and commit messages like "nothing really."

This isn't a boilerplate — it's a personal sandbox uploaded to GitHub. And with no license file, no one can legally use or modify this anyway.

If you want this to be a real boilerplate that people can use, here's what I would do:

  - add a license
  - write a proper readme
  - tag the code and make a release
  - cleanup commit history and make period update

No one expects a side project to be perfect, but if you want this to boilerplate taken seriously - it could use some maintenance.

I have to disable ublock origin everytime I use Klarna or bankId apps here in Norway. Small hiccup and I have chosen to have my peace with it.

Good to see one company finally doing it the right way. I think this model won't beat Midjourney or others overnight but long term, this feels like smarter bet.

I wonder if they are really open or just "open" in the sense of marketing though!

Working on (mostly weekends) <https://pluswhois.com> (part-time) – a tool to simplify brand name research. It checks domain availability, allows one to monitor taken domains, checks social handle availability, and links to basic trademark search tools.

If a domain is taken, it shows full ownership data with great UX — not just a raw JSON dump. Clickable links to social profiles, business info, tech stack, DNS records, and more.

Built it to streamline my own workflow for naming and branding projects. Still early, but already saving me time. More features coming!

In Norway, we were asked to prepare for a duration of a week.

Eh, my impression this looks like Figma or a design tool. not a social network

So the only viable options left are LibreWolf and Waterfox?

These will die if Firefox dies as well. Its a dire situation!

From the email:

> In order to streamline our consumer communications offerings, we will be retiring Skype in May 2025. As part of this change, we want to keep you informed about important updates to your Skype paid services and how these changes may affect you.