Where are they looking?

Based.

Looks good.

Fish are magnets, obviously.

Hard to believe it took this long for a solution…

Cool.

People have very good taste in tourist attractions.

According to the article, the FBI has access to:
“User account information like the e-mail address associated with your account, your followers and follows, etc.
All your posts: public, unlisted, followers-only, and direct (“DMs”).
Possibly IP addresses associated with your account - IP addresses on Kolektiva.social are logged for 3 days and then deleted, so IP addresses from any logins in the 3 days prior to the database backup date would be included.
A hashed … version of your password.”

(Emphasis mine.)

Nice

Easy way for the YouTubers to make fat stacks.

It also works on mine.

I think that posts made when the instance was defederated will not be there, but posts made after will be. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Just edited transcript.

@terve The “Fediverse” era. The one where the fediverse becomes more popular.

TRANSCRIPT:

Be at Swedish ship cruise
haven’t defecated in a week
shit at least three giant python in the toilet
try to flush
not working.jpg
panic
try to flush again but shit doesn’t flush
look for a cleaner lady in the hallway
Swedish is really bad so grab the hand of cleaner, and take her to the bathroom
try to flush and say “titta”(watch in english), while push flush button
shit goes normally away to sewer

I may wait until that becomes possible, although if the wait is long, I’ll make a new account.

According to Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TweetDeck, it’s an app for managing Twitter accounts. Bought by Twitter in 2011.

I am planning on moving to lemmy.blahaj.zone soon-ish but I have 2 questions.

1. How do I move to another instance?

2. Can I move freely? For example, could I switch to lemmy.blahaj.zone to lemmy.world to kbin.social every day? I don;t like the idea of being “tied down” to an instance for a long time.

This is my first time really posting. I can see this becoming a site I visit often.

Nah, “fedder” should mean “one who uses the fediverse”.