Conversely they could more easily be convinced to make the switch, since they could still communicate with their contacts without forcing them (and in turn the entire social graph) to change app too.
If it’s implemented well I think it will be mostly beneficial and it could actually end up slowly transitioning a lot of people to privacy respecting apps whereas before it seemed so impossible, due to this chicken and egg problem

So who’s left of the legit ones that offers it?

“Ever” may be a bit pessimistic, Cinny is going the right way, not totally there yet, but it is their objective

Can you have channels grouped under a server/space with it?

We’ll scan your butt cheeks to tailor the toilet seat to your exact shape

Don’t be afraid to show your uniqueness

Enjoy the difference

Your comment on Musk

Wiggle and glass shattering galore? Yes please!

Well that’s fucking bleak, at least I got a good chuckle out of this

NPM’s novel implant for drug delivery.

So that’s how they keep JavaScript devs hooked!

Schrödinware

Accelerationism in a nutshell

Even better, with your MINT

What are you waiting for? We’re already living in it! :)

Yes, exactly My bad, you meant the Lemmy post, didn’t notice that, now I get what is happening

This is old news though? Never mind

Finally someone that is being objective here!
If I had to suggest a browser to a non techie person I’d definitely tell them to use Brave since it’s the best middle ground between full privacy to the point of clunkiness and, well… Chrome.
It is still a little invasive by shoving features/ads in your face (wallet, videoconferencing web app, sponsored backgrounds, etc.), but they’re less armful than other options and easier to turn off than slightly obscure about:config settings that break the experience of a non privacy concious user

The changes couldn’t be upstreamed due to the relevant code coming from an unlicensed repository right?

Exactly, one can self host if they want, but if their aim is to limit user profiling, they should absolutely make their instance public so they can get mixed traffic through it