@inmysocks I wish I could help you, but it seems impractical if I were to just write all your sql for you.
Would any form of tootoring* be helpful?

(*Tutoring, but with toots)

@ekaitz_zarraga and even if an anarchist believes that the current system can't be fixed from the inside, we can at least try to make politicians half-fix it, while we work to build a better society outside the system.

@aeonofdiscord @ekaitz_zarraga just scale the small strategy game up by A Lot. Can't go wrong!

@ekaitz_zarraga yeah; it's a language I know well, it's easy to hack stuff together in, and it's focused on webstuff, which makes everything below HTTP entirely invisible, but still semi-available.

Basically, it's great for sketching web services, that I can later implement safely in Rust ;)

Our local library has a pretty good black friday offer:

(translated from danish:)
"Borrow two books for the price of one
Twice as free"

@aral Exactly. While the technical benefits from the protocols Google design are attracting, I don't know what the weaknesses are - and I definitely don't have the resources to investigate.

Will HTTP/3 aka HTTP/QUIC make it easier for Google to track anything they want? Will the complexity of the protocol lead to implementer monopoly, giving them control of all of our network usage?

I don't know, I don't know how to find out, and I don't want to risk it.