@kitten

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

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You found my personal account! If you know me from formal or irl spaces, you probably shouldn't look in here. Proceed at your own risk.

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Clichéd transfem. Poly cuddle slut. Nonsexual little. Frequent meower. Kinky pervert. I pee myself a lot. I reject my own dignity.

I contribute code somewhere, but I forgot where.

I like to be referred to as "kitten" or "little one". You can do that if you want and it'll make me happy but it's not a requirement (also don't use the latter in adult contexts)

formerly @me@elizabeth.cat

"a pervert who lost control over their life"

Location Europe

Birthday 1999-03-02

Pronouns they/them (EN)

Pronouns they/them, although fem terms are also good

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

silly

@tastytea want me to come by one day and bring the kids to visit you?

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

fedi I'm old at this point you all can start calling me mommy

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

:blobwtfnotlikethis:

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@q @scarlet what the hell

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

@coolbean nono, there's something they are doing, which is plain IP address blocking, including blocking Cloudflare, and using that as legal justification.

they are the ones who care about blocking that stuff because they are the ones who have exclusivity for stuff like football and some TV shows

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

@mitsunee that's the thing, they also sell football and TV shows now, so they have stake in blocking pirated content

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@freya sounds like heaven

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they're even against HTTP/3 now

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@freya having ISPs be anything more than ISPs was a mistake

pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat

Telefónica has decided they are against uhhh -checks notes- the Internet as a concept

For example, the operation of so-called Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), which conceal real location; the use of TLS protocol modifications such as ECH (Encrypted Client Hello), which hides information to ISPs in HTTPS connections; and the use of QUIC, which runs over UDP and facilitates concealment of the connection.

The technical foundations of these new technologies prevent ISPs from adopting protective measures against illicit content, such as online piracy. Therefore, any legal instrument must consider this technical constraint as a key factor in the effectiveness of protective measures.