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@Elizafox it was probably more shopowners flinging a few coins at bards to sing about their fantastic sale that's on

@Elizafox Definitely, also the gladiators had sponsorship deals

(the second bit is verifiably true)

Testacles (c. 512-476 BC) was a Greek philosopher who created delicate orbs that for some unfathomable reason were on the outside where people could hit them easily

@blackle@dev.glitch.social let us know what they end up providing you with

UK politics 

@cassolotl@dev.glitch.social of course not, that would be the sensible thing to do

@candle they have since added a little tiny bit in the /about/more section saying they're doing it and (according to them) it's optional to turn it on

@candle mastodon.host

Embedded a cryptocurrency miner into all the pages without telling anyone

@Rubbaduxx@mastodon.social sort of

except this contributes nothing to society and instead uses the computing resources to make money for someone

new Mastomeme! 

@woozle Hello I am VC company, I would like to throw an obscene amount of money at this thing I don't understand

@soft_chomps@glitch.social that one's an instance, the hosting service is masto.host

@soft_chomps@glitch.social they also added said miner without telling anyone about it

@soft_chomps@glitch.social mastodon.host has one of those javascript crypto miner things embedded into the pages

The breakout star of the 2017 General Election, Lord Buckethead, has released a Christmas single

youtube.com/watch?v=ebzooSdAbG

@gcupc@glitch.social we all know squirrels are undefeatable

@chosafine@instance.business either that or just ask for a couple of donations, everyone here knows servers cost money, most of us are happy about chipping in a bit

speaking of funding instances, @squirrel, what's the best way for me to chuck you some money to help with the server costs here?

I... Uh... What?

mastodon.host crypto mining in the browser?

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Computer Fairies is a Mastodon instance that aims to be as queer, friendly and furry as possible. We welcome all kinds of computer fairies!