Damn that mouse, I’d even be fine with life of the author in theory. But life of the author +70 freaking years is ridiculous.

This isn’t enough for work apps that require Android Device Policy unfortunately. When I researched it in November I found that it would require too many permissions so GrapheneOS isn’t planning on supporting it.

I wanted to do that but need to use Google apps for work (specifically google chat won’t work).

I wonder what the reason for that speed difference on a seedbox is. I’d like to set up a custom server for other things at home so I’d prefer to use that over a seedbox.

I hear the big downside with Usenet is availability of old or obscure content. Not sure how true this is though as I’ve never used Usenet myself.

Man if we could target 10% of the hate priests get for that towards teachers doing the same thing we might actually be able to protect most children from abuse.

Fuck that zombie.

How was the affect of this? Was there a quantifiable lower amount of people coming with scam tickets?

Yeah I’ll probably end up doing this eventually, just hope there’s a way to migrate my account when I do.

Yeah I’ll probably end up doing this eventually, just hope there’s a way to migrate my account when I do.

Even he knows reddit is a sinking ship.

Doesn’t need to be publicly traded to have those issues.

But it’s not more affordable education? It’s just funneling federal dollars into the education industry, which is such blatant corruption I don’t get why anyone was ever for it. If you want to make education more affordable then start by… reducing the cost of education?

Here’s the earliest comment I know that used it https://sh.itjust.works/comment/334068

It’s like people learn to stop sniffing their own farts for two minutes to have a protest and migrate to Lemmy, then they come here and just start sniffing their own farts again. What’s the point of leaving if you want to turn the new place into the same as the old place?

Do people actually not have day jobs and just browse reddit 24/7? Like what’s the expected alternative?

There shouldn’t be one “not cool” list on signup, that’s just /r/popular then. Every user should be able to make their own list. And every other user should be able to subscribe to any other user’s list if they don’t want to manage it themselves. But it shouldn’t bet set up and defaulted by the admins. If you aren’t able to at least do the bare minimum to curate your experience then just go back to facebook or reddit with their recommendation engines.

Eh I see no reason to have support discussions in Lemmy. Leave Lemmy for promotions, updates, and sharing content.

So I guess a solution coild be having different switches for getting/sending data to an instance. So in this case beehaw could block receiving updates from sh.itjust.works but not block sending updates to sh.itjust.works. That way we could all still see the content from there while on sh.itjust.works just not interact with it. This could be displayed in the UI by having the comment box and all interaction buttons that would send an update disabled.

I’m not hugely familiar with how federation works or why it works the way it does, but why is this better than say instances only hosting what is put on their instance and the browser fetching from multiple instances? So when I want to view something posted on instance A with my account on instance B, instead of instance B keeping a cache of the post my browser just fetches the content directly from instance A?