Proxigram: A privacy focused and open source front-end for Instagram (codeberg.org)
We all know the record of bad practices that Meta has done against user’s privacy. Regardless of that, Instagram still is one of the largest social media in the world. This makes it imposible to not have to check Instagram sometimes, but it can be hard to use Instagram when the website is filled with sign-up banners...
Zweig: The writer who dreamed of a world without borders (www.bbc.com)
A special writer with special dreams.
How Plastics Are Poisoning Us (www.newyorker.com)
Proton Pass is now available (proton.me)
[community request] any communities where people can post pictures of skyscrapers or cityscapes? (example.com)
one of my favorite communities on Reddit was called r/cityporn. it wasn’t nsfw, just people sharing pictures of cityscapes and skyscrapers. I was wondering if there were equivalent communities like that on lemmy?
[Rant] The people - or rather the attitude - of r/piracy (kbin.social)
This is just a short rant and is not meant to insult anyone already on here, or further newcomers that joined, join or will still join. Also reminder that this is based on my experience and not necessarily facts, YMMV....
Reddit doesn't snitch on "piracy" commenters (torrentfreak.com)
A group of filmmakers wants Reddit to disclose the identities of several users who made piracy-related comments. Reddit objects, citing its users’ right to anonymous speech.
‘Drought is on the verge of becoming the next pandemic’ (www.theguardian.com)
How to make payments privately online (www.privacyguides.org)
The Unlikely Struggle Of The Family Whose Neighbor Is Area 51 (2015) (jalopnik.com)
Worth noting there were more developments since 2015 that are worth looking up on this story (wikipedia has a pretty collection of references)
breaking news (sopuli.xyz)
Gopher, Everett? (lemmy.world)
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/2c100c21-fcde-4845-b8b9-c52bc51ef3d3.webp