Notices by Eugen Rochko (gargron@mastodon.social), page 59

@ZachWeinersmith No, I find it funny too

@ErickaSimone Truth and Bad Devil!

@ravigupta No

@Datenproletarier No

This year I got to see Haken, Leprous, Heilung, The Dear Hunter, Caligula’s Horse, and Devin Townsend live. Quite happy with that!

@loadingartist 😟

@carnage4life So confused by this. Is any of it actually live?

@halcy What manga is this?

@ThePlant It's a classic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asjQNZn7vng

Been really enjoying this latest @yogscast series called The Cult, which is essentially a game of Werewolf with production value. Two episodes out so far.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS5nOCdlTec

@smallpatatas @mike Ultimately I would not use the words "leak" when talking about data that is being broadcast to the public web. A "leak-proof" Mastodon server would have to go beyond authorized fetch mode, and be effectively unusable by logged-out visitors. On the user level, the most effective way to control where your posts go is to post followers-only.

@smallpatatas @mike There is delivery and there is retrieval. Delivery is real-time distribution, the other is on-demand retrieval of public resources. The behaviour of user-level and server-level domain blocks is identical on both axes, but retrieval of public resources cannot be prevented unless authorized fetch mode is enabled, which comes with certain drawbacks.

I was on @mike's Dot Social podcast to talk about Mastodon, #Threads (not the 1984 movie), and the social web. If you've got questions about any of those things, maybe we've covered them!

https://about.flipboard.com/inside-flipboard/eugen-rochko/

@andispringer Personally I’m not browsing this hashtag to see digital photos.

@avatter Im Moment zählt jede Instanz für sich alleine.

@dozymoe I started playing Anno 1800 recently, why?

#SteamYearInReview

Speaking of mastodon.online, there’s been another visual update on the web app, so let me know how you like it. Yes, it will come to mastodon.social soon enough too.

@thomholwerda Yes, I'm sure. They weren't on mastodon.online and banned accounts don't count.

Looks like the rate at which mastodon.online users follow others has increased by 56% after the algorithm change (from 1.2K per day to 1.9K per day), so that's pretty good considering follow recommendations are kind of buried in the interface.