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Really love this browser game, and it seems to be quite popular overseas from my USA perspective. It's amazing how expressive they made the characters.

Post 14/14 of my favorite MLP links. This will be my last post for a while and for this series. I feel like I'm the only one posting here, and I don't want to dominate the community activity.

I still love Lemmy. I'll be around!

I heard that old memes are popular on Lemmy! This one is truly moldy. Post 13/? of my favorite MLP-related links, mainly featuring videos.

Post 12/? of my favorite MLP-related links is this bizarre creation based on 3D models of those low quality Walmart MLP plushies.

The audio is not in English, but it's not important to understanding this video. I mean, if there's anything to be understood about it.

This is post 11/? of my favorite MLP-related links, most of which are videos.

I'm not really an expert on this meme, but I believe it is a spoof on a popular advertisement for a juice drink. Enable closed captions for translation!

This video was posted on YouTube from Bilibili (Chinese YouTube) by Cosmia's Stash.

Post 10/? my favorite MLP related links. A silly clip from PONIES the Anthology II.

I do recommend the anthologies.

Discussion from here: https://lemmy.ml/post/1895271

Relevance: Infosec.pub may wish to consider defederation temporarily.

Temporary fix in place, but instances remain vulnerable. Post: https://lemmy.world/post/1290412

• UPDATE 2:58 UTC the injected code was removed from the main page, but cleanup efforts are still underway.
• UPDATE 3:11 UTC situation appears to be under control, but browse with caution.
• UPDATE 3:35 UTC main page exploited again! Website is unsafe.
• UPDATE 4:01 UTC reports coming in that other instances are getting owned. One report of comments trying to inject JavaScript into the page.
• UPDATE 4:13 UTC XSS vulnerability in page sidebar is reported relationship to the event is unknown.
• UPDATE 7:17 UTC Root cause was identified a while ago.

Smudge, Smudgie, Puppy...

He is a four-year-old puggle. He gets bored very easily.

Most mature social networks do remove this information to prevent users accidentally sharing their locations. Can someone positively say whether Lemmy is aware enough to strip extra information from photos?

My favorite version of Antonymph, direct from Vylet Pony's YouTube channel! Absolutely has that 2009 vibe.

Post 4/? of my favorite MLP relevant links, limited to once daily or less frequently.

I'll risk asking the first question. If it's not a good fit for the community, then at least I can serve as a negative example.

Here's the scenario. I'm going to be traveling over the next few months and expect to be in areas where I don't have a right to my digital privacy. My device might be inspected, cloned, etc without my knowledge. I might even be required to give up the passcode. I'll do my best to maintain physical control of my device at all times, but that might not always be possible. My intention is to responsibly recycle the device at the end of the summer once I return to a more secure environment. I'll try to take reasonable precautions like powering down the device completely when unattended but the potential for uncontrolled physical access has me concerned.

My thoughts are that I want something used to reduce my environmental impact but that still has up to date security patches at a reasonably low cost. I would also like it to provide an acceptable user experience. A used Pixel 4a 5G looks like a great candidate for that.

Are you using this device? Does it provide a good user experience today? I'm looking for some opinions or perhaps suggestions for a device that might meet my requirements.

Quite an old clip from 10 years ago, which is at least 14 years in Internet time. Sometimes cute and short is the best!

This is a series post 3/? of my favorite MLP-related links to help contribute some more activity to the community.