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Where did I say anything that implied otherwise?

Illegal street racing, being more of a calculated act, seems marginally worse morally. Of course it goes without saying that's not to defend drunk driving.

I see them around all the time these days. I wouldn't dream of buying a car that says 'build your dreams' on it but that's not on all models.

Maybe neighborhood?

Showing my age, that reminds me of Geocities.

The question specifically was, after an election, whether he would go into a coalition that would lead to proportional representation if it meant enabling Farage to be Prime Minister. That's what he said would be a red line.

I feel like that's getting there, though 'home' doesn't sit right with me somehow; too many other connotations (after all it's still somebody else's server, unless you're self-hosting it, you're still using it on their terms so it's not a 'home' in a typical sense).

Maybe 'gateway' or something like that?

It's good to assume good intent I think. Your response was non sequitur, it felt the most charitable to assume you either innocently responded to the wrong person or had some clarification to offer if not.

I think you responded to the wrong person...

I thought he already was?

Yeah, agreed, as much as I'd love to see Mastodon gain momentum on Bluesky there's nothing in that screenshot alone that suggests "full Elon mode on censorship". More information needed.

No, I have to own my music if I'm going to enjoy it; the thought of a company being able to take away music that I love takes away the enjoyment. I need at least the files and the backups under my control. It's not even about price, I would still buy CDs and rip them if that was the only way.

It's a massive disservice to open source that they keep it on life support, LibreOffice is a great modern office suite but much of the public still recognise the OpenOffice name and are drawn to it instead, shame on Apache.