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aaronpk_tv
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Today I learned that when Twitter acquired @uenodotco in 2021, @iamharaldur quietly negotiated for the acquisition price to be paid as salary so he could pay 46% in taxes instead of 22%, in gratitude to his education in Finland.
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It's a great idea! I did a lightweight version of that which is a bookmarklet in my browser toolbar to Quill, where it prefills the reply URL to the page I'm on. It's how i reply to most tweets now actually! (https://quill.p3k.io) -
It looks nice! But I'm talking about as easy as adding a DNS record without having to run my own instance at all. Are there many hosting providers for GoToSocial?
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In AP, to use your own domain as your actual identity, you pretty much have to run your own full on instance. You can get half way there with the WebFinger setup so people can search, but even that is harder than a DNS entry. BlueSky got the split between domain and underlying identity and service right.
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I'm glad to see that BlueSky supports custom domains! I have zero interest in sitting on a username in the bluesky namespace. Setting it up was roughly the same as pointing your own domain to a hosting provider, and a lot easier than Mastodon/ActivityPub!
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This is a post I wrote on my website. With any luck, this will be posted to my BlueSky account too!
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-refrain from downloading sketchy ass programs. Could be malware.
-more tips here: https://youtu.be/hN2e4tpxMQY (recorded in 2020 but still relevant. New video coming soon)
-google YTStealer and watch this to learn about session hijacking: https://youtu.be/xalg8a3eIy4 -
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David Altizer
https://twitter.com/davidaltizeryt
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Mar 5
I've heard so many horror stories of YouTube channels getting hacked. What are some steps to prevent this from happening with my own channel? Can I do anything beyond 2-step verification to prevent this? I have multiple channels.
@YouTubeLiaison
The majority of these hacks happen because the victim runs a program they got from a sketchy source. Could be a fake OBS download, could be a fake brand PR contact. Reading emails in gmail is fine, but don't open any attachments other than jpgs. Sadly 2fa doesn't fix this. -
M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY
https://twitter.com/thisistechtoday
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Mar 6
Only answer emails from a Chromebook, NEVER use a Windows computer to do it, create separate sock puppet accounts for different channels and social profiles. Get a Titan security key, but realize it doesn't stop browser intercept attacks which are happening through brand deal… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1632543340729352194 -
Only answer emails from a Chromebook, NEVER use a Windows computer to do it, create separate sock puppet accounts for different channels and social profiles. Get a Titan security key, but realize it doesn't stop browser intercept attacks which are happening through brand deal… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1632543340729352194
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