It is Twitter 2.0 The question his will he sell it out like Twitter 1.0 ?

It’s Foucault’s boomerang, but the last beta before bringing it home.

That’s basically Apple users locking themselves in the garden.

Big Tech is what we need security from !

Prison are very safe, for the guards.

“There are two editors in case you hate one of them”

You crack me up !!!

Wo wo wow, is that my man JC Denton ??

I trust my neighbour more than I trust Big Tech.
With Big Tech we know full well they’ll completely legally, ethically and anonymously harvest us, profile us, manipulate us, encircle us and enslave us in their digital slaughter house. I’ll take my chances with 10 million community organizers and the occasionnal small time crook instead of the certainty of a Big Tech Panopticon Mega Dystopia

I can easily host vaultwarden, trillium, docker-mailserver, jellyfin, borgbackup and syncthing instances for my 5 neighbours. Everyone who’s even slightly good with computers can do that for their neighbours. That’s what I think when I hear “community”. Not online fandoms.

‘those pesky “restart required” messages after an update?’

Hmm so they want to make modifying my system without my permission even more seamless ?

I’m not sure I like that very much…

Chatgpt, give me the most business answer possible with airtight logic that eliminates the possibility of imagining a different way.

Chatgpt :

Logitech, like any publicly traded company, exists to maximize shareholder value, not product longevity, so using cheaper switches—even in a $120 mouse—isn’t corner-cutting, it’s strategic. A $0.10 upgrade per unit sounds trivial, but across millions of units it erodes margins significantly, and more durable components risk extending the product lifespan beyond the optimal refresh cycle, cutting into predictable repeat sales. Making switches hard to replace and binding functionality to proprietary software isn’t anti-consumer—it’s deliberate lock-in that ensures brand dependency and data capture, both of which are monetizable assets. With shareholders expecting year-over-year growth, not stability, any move that delays repurchase or encourages repair undermines the core business model. The $613M profit on $4.3B revenue isn’t greed—it’s the result of a finely tuned system where every design and pricing decision serves one purpose: sustainable, scalable profitability.

How else would they still stay in business if I could just use that mouse for the next 10 years !

I have a 2 year old MX Master 3S, the left click button can’t dragndrop anymore without dropping, unless you press really hard on it.
Also I can’t rebind the buttons without having Logitech spyware installed on my computer.
Changing the button requires soldering and deep disassembly.
For a 120$USD mouse this sucks !

It’s hand crafted, they probably barely breakeven.

Go ask Logitech if they will share blueprints or spend 0.10$ extra for a button that survives more than 100’000 clicks

Just use the linux equivalent of https://github.com/VirtualDrivers/Virtual-Display-Driver
When the wayland people stop pretending you don’t need it
in 3 to 5 years, sometime around when they realize that network transparency is really important actually

I am aware of self hosted “blogs” but that’s not what I want.

A better way to explain what I want is

This, but opensource and self-hosted

https://pastebinrichtext.com/

with per-file access control