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Ja geil dann werden die Zielpersonen die sie damit erwischen wollen die genannten Ausweichmöglichkeiten benutzen. Wie scheiße und offensichtlich können unsere Politiker sein?

Ich mach meine eigene 1 Man Firma auf. Könnt mir dann gar nichts ihr Lackaffen.


Well of course, how else are you going to enjoy 3rd monitor content?


It isn’t though. It’s a sticking agent for your toppings.


Interessant ist doch vor allem die Active User Ratio. Es gab diesen großen Berg während des R-Blackouts, dann ist die Kurve wieder abgeflacht und steigt seitdem konstant.


Ja was ist eigentlich in so einem Eierkuchen drin?


Is it? Because pretty much every ccTLD is owned by their given country. They have all rights over it, but some registrars took it to themselves to issue those domains on the countries’ behalf, that probably didn’t even know about it way back.

Free TLDs may have been great for hobbyists, but also great for spammers, phishers and other unlawful activities. And as usual, the bad bunch killed a good thing.

If you want a good TLD, use a generic one (org, name, space, etc.) or use a ccTLD that represented by your own country.




A link to a random instance would be counter productive, since most have a specific focus and some even prefer certain languages. The onboarding process of peertube could be a great way for lemmy I think.



Newbies are new users. Also the average Joe doesn’t know or even want to know that MacOS is a BSD. MacOS is mostly so successful because of marketing, walled gardening and a pretty good eco system. It has its fair share of bugs. And not just software side but also on the hardware side.


You mean like join-lemmy.org? Also taking away the option to choose / choosing for them is a very dangerous idea.


And why should the average user know about instances? Or why shouldn’t they?

You can make a niche Community on any instance and everyone in the Fediverse can access that.

Also why is the plethora of distros an issue for the average Joe when he doesn’t even care about Linux in the first place as his devices come preinstalled with Windows and bloatware?

The Average Joe is blissfully unaware. Do you really want to redpill him?


Not a meme. But an important PSA nonetheless.


That’s not what I said. I said you can put a link in your mastodon profile to your own mastodon, your own website and your lemmy account. It will then verify those against your mastodon account. No single sign on possible especially not across different applications (lemmy, kbin, mastodon)


Because it was certainly the only solution I proposed…


Der Wolf. Das Lamm. Hurz!


If what you think about those posters is true then those posts will eventually stop since there is no karma dopamine to get on Lemmy.





Hab das Video von Scott Manley auch gesehen, sonst hätte ich von diesem indischen Projekt gar nichts mitbekommen.




Yay, zurück in das dunkle Zeitalter!

Da schicken die Chandrayaan Richtung Mond während die Religiösen Fanatiker so ein scheiß abziehen und damit durchkommen. Wie ist das vereinbar?


If you want one profile across the entire fediverse, then host your own instance? Or link your accounts to one central website you own or to one profile you own, e.g. Mastodon or Matrix.


Good thing that the Corpse Marker is always accurate right?

Except when it’s in the sun, or in the center of the planet/moon.



Why? You only need a login to your home instance. Federating the content is done by your instance. So why the need for a “global login button”?




Was auch nie auf der Konsole oder der mobilen Plattform funktionieren wird sind Rollenspiele, Strategie (von Grand- und 4X Spiele ganz zu schweigen) und Simulationsspiele.



Don’t we all. But yeah the Conversation/Discussion Culture here on lemmy is way mature and better.


Hungarian is against fixing the Veto Issue!




Is this a personal attack?


Becky, lemmy smash!


So apparently youtube, or its comment system, is against the fediverse
Over the time new youtube videos crop up talking about reddit, twitch and twitter issues. And in those comment sections I always like to spread the word of alternatives (like the fediverse). But whenever I do, those comments get quietly removed even though they seem to be posted in the first place. Whenever I try to add further details, for example name dropping lemmy/bin pixelfeed peertube and mastodon, to previously posted comments those error out and gets deleted entirely. Anyone else made that observation?
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