Nah. Let Mastodon zuck Threads and choke.

If I dislike a movie, book, game or food; I would criticise the movie, book, game or food and not the director’s, writer’s, developer’s or chef’s political views.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying don’t criticise their political views. I’m saying don’t criticise the product because of their political views.

I need an upgrade and I will buy Nvidia’s latest thise time (instead of AMD).

The question is, when? How long should I wait after it releases to not be an early-tester?

If you don’t like their way of developing, then do it yourself, cunt.

Me on New Years Eve

I agree Pocket part. Pocket is literally an extension. Why they’re installing it built-in and don’t let us remove?

I think they should’ve made it as extension, install it by default and let us remove it.

I like the brown one. Why aren’t we all switch to that lil smiling face? :)

Absolutely. I think it should have labels instead of colors tho. Because vendors can use different colors for same standards, which they’re doing right now.

For example random unique two-lettered labels printed on the one end of the cable. So we can Google “USB XX” and see what it is capable of and what not. Also vendors can simply say “this product is needed to be used with at least XX USB standard”.

The problem with colors is; there is no one metric for difference. For example two cables can have same data transfer speed while one can have PD and the other one don’t.

nice troll account 👍

I really like this. Being able to just buy bunch of newest generation Type-C and using it everywhere is awesome.

I won’t try implement something like this even my boss forces me.

Didn’t they lose the case?

Is this standard procedure or an emergency situation?

OMG I wasn’t expecting this much answers! Thank you all 🙏

Isn’t it Meta’s Facebook?

If instances shares videos with each other and distribute load of it, then yes instance count makes difference but I don’t know if it works that way.

On the other hand, in an ideal world, if users increases then peers (users) will decrease load of instances. Which is more important I guess.

So more users = less load 🤔

I don’t think that applies to Lemmy. lemmy.world, sh.itjust.works, lemm.ee, lemmy.ml and other big instances are all federated with each other.

I really can’t talk about Mastodon or Kbin though.

Instances are not shadow banning, they all listed in instance list page.

I didn’t get the mod drama thing. I guess this guy mixing instance admins with community mods.

Also, I don’t think there is that much blocking between instances except Beehaw, since they want to create a refined user base.

Edit: what I was telling here is only applies to Lemmy. Looks like things are different for Mastodon side. So this comment may have a realistic view. I just don’t have enough experience on there.

Thanks. Didn’t know that 🙏

Is “Parisian” a common thing?