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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • Man, your videos never miss, do they?

    Not being able to instantly fit a voice, appearance, or avatar into the binary cis genders makes me intensely uncomfortable and unable to enjoy online video content, and I’ve never stopped to question why or given a creator a chance to grow on me because I can’t handle being made the slightest but uncomfortable during my brainless binge watching habits!

    But none of that matters if the content is good, that’s what I always say. If the content is good it doesn’t matter who delivers it, that’s what I always say. Unless they make me in any way the slightest bit uncomfortable, that’s what I always say. There’s never any practical reason to seek out creators from unique or minority perspectives because if they’re good they’ll just rise to the top naturally, that’s what I always say. Individual uncomfortableness with the unfamiliar could never effect outcomes on a large scale, that’s what I always say.

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  • You could host your own Lemmy instance. Other instances could defederate from you, but they couldn’t stop you from posting whatever you wanted on your own instance.

    Any option to prevent others from taking something you want to post online down is going to require you to run or host it yourself. But then you’re still beholden to the DNS company, hosting company, and the payment processor for how you pay for it all.

    There are apparently ways to pay for your hosting through anonymous crypto, and ways to route the connection between your hardware and the open Internet in private ways, and even private DNS services.

    Ultimately, this all depends on what your risk profile is, how what you want to post runs foul of the rules elsewhere, how much you’re willing to spend on this, etc.

    You could look into the tech stack and services other controversial sites are relying on, like what PirateBay or 4chan use.

    “How private?” “How censorship resistant?”