Billionaires working hard to make the world a better place... By removing themselves from it.
Anarch157a
joined 1 year ago
Big question is, where does he go from there ? Asking for ~~the Interpol~~ a friend.
Russian mercenaries, go invade yourselves!
Back in Kyiv, Zelensky could be heard quoting Napoleon Bonaparte: "Never interrupt you enemy when he is making a mistake".
Subscribe to @selfhosted and read the links on the sidebar. Any doubts, post a question and we'll do our best to help you.
On Kbin, hover the mouse over the "more" menu under the post/replies and click on "copy URL to fediverse", that will send you to the original instance.
You can even read en reply to Kbin or Lemmy thread from Mastodon. I tested it myself and it's awesome.
Make it a Soviet space suit from the Apollo era. That would cause every politician in the US to shit bricks.
What they failed to mention too was that some communities (IIRC, it was r/mildlyinteresting) approved NSFW content that was only risqué pictures of vegetables, like fruits shaped like genitalia.
This article is just a rewording of u/Spez propaganda. It wouldn't surprise me if Ziff-Davis, owners of PCMag, are investors on Reddit. Condé Nast certainly is, which explain why yesterdays article on Ars-Technica shares the same propagandistic tones.
It stopped receiving posts or comments from other instances like lemmy.world. Their reasoning is that they want a highly moderated "safe" instance, but since moderation tools are still very primitive, they decided to defederate, it was easier than trying to moderate posts from the big instances. They said they will re-federate once mod tools improve.
That's what killed Digg, more than the interface change.
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Isolation make administration easier. In case of problems, you don't need to worry how one application affects everything else, VMs and containers also gives you the ability to limit how much resources (CPU, memory, IO, etc.) each app uses.
Back in the day, this was the reason why companies had different physical servers for each application, even if a single server could, in theory, run all of them. Now we can do it with isolation techniques.