I thought about this once. it would work but having a clearnet side and an onion side eliminates most if not all advantages of the onion site. We can't hide the server IP, we still lose federation if the clearnet domain gets seized or otherwise disappears, etc.

if it is saved in your browser you can get it out of there and copy paste it into chapo.chat

thank @makotech222 for that

yep, it's still a big fucking problem.

:this:

not 100% sure that's true about sending DMs to users on other instances (activitypub uses public key signing to ensure data integrity so I'm assuming they couldn't do so without those keys from our DB), but certainly they could put up a honeypot and try to ID users.

live.hexbear.net will not save you

chapo.chat might for now

looks like the bus factor is now zero on the hamsters running the site

https://toots.matapacos.dog/@hexbear is more up to date

yes

the twitter post could be coincidence, I have no idea if that guy is a chapo head

but if the same was posted here I would assume they heard it on chapo

I don't hate chapo but I'm glad we aren't so focused on it anymore, its just not that interesting being like "oh that felix bit was hysterical", "oh will's trump impression is bad" multiple times a week for 5-10 years. I still listen when I feel like it, but its not my whole political universe, thank god

This exact story was also just on the latest chapo, this guy's son is running for mayor of NYC now as a demsucc. small world (or this post was inspired by that)

The reason I initially got there was because white wasn't labeled on the key for the map so my eyes gravitated to the other side where it was. I think in the context of Hexbear and with a little knowledge of the terms used it makes sense, but could be clearer if you plan to use it as propaganda to a broader audience. And I didn't immediately connect that they were semi-unrelated sections, I assumed they were more inter-related. separating them differently would've been clearer to my eyes at least, vertical separation or separate images entirely.