Twitter thinks that when I’m in Canada, I become a completely different person:
What is all this? Who cares about all this incredible weirdness?
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Twitter thinks that when I’m in Canada, I become a completely different person:
What is all this? Who cares about all this incredible weirdness?
Clarissa's Blog 
This is one more thing I don’t have to see because I use Nitter instead of Twitter.
I tried to write about this here before but your censor-happy NerdPress(tm) software wouldn’t let me.
It’s easy to use, just look for a Nitter proxy host and substitute that hostname for the one that Twitter uses (as in the one ending in dot-com).
No more forced sign-ons plus some of the nodes provide proxy video streaming.
And since I refuse to get a Twitter account (mostly because I’m exclusive and not inclusive), this is how I can still read stuff on Twitter. Combined with an add-on for Firefox that changes Twitter links over to Nitter, I’m able to do without the ugly Flappy Bird’s horrible UX conventions.
But the one thing I can’t read with Twitter is the “Trending” sidebar.
Not a huge loss at all. 🙂
(This comment has been posted using 100% recycled Canadian proxy electrons, go check for yourself!)
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Anyone who would travel to Canada has just got to be a football fan!
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” Canada has just got to be a football fan!”
Huh? What ever happened to Hockey? Whatever happened to Curling (objectively the best team sport)?????
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Are you sharing a wireless network with a football fan? Perhaps this is not targeted at you personally.
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Ah! Yes, I am! I didn’t even identify these as football related.
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