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Danny

Mar 26

Chris Weston Mar 26

What a brat #catsofmastodon

Danny

Mar 23

Arsbin Mar 20

Mayano Top Gun 🧡

Winner of the Patreon poll of January, She's from Umamusume games and anime.

Do you like Umamusume?, which is your favorite girl?

#Umamusume #Mayanotopgun #UmamusumePrettyDerby #art #digitalart #mastoart #artistsonmastodon

Danny

Jan 11

Arsbin Dec 30

Here it is my #artvsartist2025 ❤️

My goals for 2026 are create more fantasy art with the characters I'm creating, more traditional art and, of course, continue improving!

Thanks for your support sweeties❤️

#artvsartist #mastoart

Danny

Dec 2

@mimblewimble @davidgerard Because Firefox and its forks are the best option at the moment. All the others are based on Chromium and help the Google monopoly.

And I refuse to use Brave for these reasons: https://thelibre.news/no-really-dont-use-brave/

Why I recommend against Brave

If you are keen on personal privacy, you might have come across Brave Browser. Brave is a Chromium-based browser that promises to deliver privacy with built-in ad-blocking and content-blocking protection. It also offers several quality-of-life features and services, like a VPN and Tor access. I mean, it's even listed on

LibreNews

Birthday present for my bestie AlvhOmega

His OC Selene, the shadow druid🖤

Danny

Nov 14

Davey Nov 14

"If you're not on board with AI you're going to get left behind"

Boost if you'd like to be left behind and would consider paying extra for a life without this bullshit.

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3k boost edit: everyone who said a variant of "why should I pay" is right, but the world is wrong.

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Danny

Nov 14

@fedora Longtime user of Fedora KDE here (since FC5!!) Yes, I would, especially since KDE is no longer just a spin. The main thing I love about Fedora that other user-friendly distros miss is that Fedora ships application and kernel updates in the main repos instead of forcing users to stick with the same drivers for 2 years for "stability." Mint and Ubuntu are fine for trying out Linux on your old laptop, but Fedora's one of the few friendly distros that supports new hardware between releases.

Danny

Nov 13