@kaniini suddenly Twitter is federated and built on Elixir.

@deadsuperhero @kaniini it's funny how in the early days I mentioned that if such a thing became possible how no one would block it despite having Nazis

and no one provided me a sensible answer to the paradox of blocking instances that allowed Nazis but giving Twitter a free pass

probably because blocking an instance with a hundred users is nothing, but blocking an instance with millions is unacceptable

@deadsuperhero @kaniini personally I would block it because I don't want neoliberals in my @'s

@gooz @bob @deadsuperhero ditto

@OutOnTheMoors Basically I'll be walking through what Sentry is and how it works, and some best practices. It's basically for both people who have used it for a long time and people completely new to it.

Lots of engineers use it to track errors and resolve issues, so basically this is all educational content I've developed.

@deadsuperhero Their systems are deeply flawed and the algorithms - particularly those used to assess behaviour - badly written and toxic. (Just had all my accounts restored, one suspended for a year, after finally speaking to a human.)
But it's the lack of data security that made me move here. Police are investigating how a third-party's Swiss bank account was flagged as potentially fraudulent because Twitter's system falsely identified a problem.

@deadsuperhero Good luck with the presentation. I don't think there's any deliberate malice among their developers, they're just like Mickey Mouse and the brooms in the Sorcerer's Apprentice segment in Fantasia.