@mention me in any thread containing a Twitter link to easily get a clickable Nitter link. Nitter is an alternate UI for twitter that redirects all traffic and shows no ads. I will only mention the requester and any other folks following me in the thread.
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Welcome! The fact that you’re reading this means that you probably care deeply about the issue of privacy, which warms our hearts. Unfortunately, even though you care about privacy, or perhaps because you care so much about it, you may feel that there's not much you (or anyone) can really do to...
Well we had a good run. If anyone knows of another alternative for viewing Twitter content without logging in please let me know and I’ll redeploy the bot
From: @alternativeto
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Attached: 1 image The Nitter project, a privacy-oriented X/Twitter front-end, has been discontinued by its owner. The decision is linked to X/Twitter's move to disable the creation of guest accounts, on which Nitter was heavily relying. https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/1/privacy-oriented-x-front-end-nitter-is-shutting-down-following-changes-to-guest-accounts/
Well we had a good run. If anyone knows of another alternative for viewing Twitter content without logging in please let me know and I’ll redeploy the bot
From: @alternativeto
https://mas.to/@alternativeto/111838774098744566
Attached: 1 image The Nitter project, a privacy-oriented X/Twitter front-end, has been discontinued by its owner. The decision is linked to X/Twitter's move to disable the creation of guest accounts, on which Nitter was heavily relying. https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/1/privacy-oriented-x-front-end-nitter-is-shutting-down-following-changes-to-guest-accounts/
Working on some bugs today! Seems we have to figure out what to do when processing statuses near the 500 character limit like this one: https://mastodon.cloud/@anildash/109637082251702595
https://github.com/yuletide/nitterbot/issues/17
Any ideas?
This thread is from a larger-context conversation about why some tech workers choose to work for giants like Google; Justin details their experience in systemic failures with healthcare and benefits at a startup. Since I was CEO of that startup, it’s worth sharing the insights I got into how these systems fail, in hopes that other workers (and well-intentioned managers) can avoid replicating these problems and sparing people pain. https://twitter.com/modernserf/status/1610702219149557762
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Rep. Eric Gallager (no "h"!)