https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1383#issuecomment-1999046

i had to post this on a local account because kbin.social federation is now > 3 day behind

my instance has open signups with a similar interface using mbin; https://moist.catsweat.com if anyone wants a backup

i cant agree with this. the only ones who wanted trump in office either would gain financially or were flat out brainwashed into ignoring this pedophilic rapist shitheads actual, documented behavior.

theres really no excuse but ignorance, malice or greed. pick one. this pathetic waste of human flesh was well known as slime by anyone who cared to know well before he was elected.

not really a falsehood if youre just directly quoting someone as stating they are going to do something, and then pointing out that that thing did not happen.

i think its called “reporting”

is this the same bullshit they pull in the US where they suck all the funding out of a perfectly functioning system, which cripples it. then they get to point at that system as a failure the only answer to which seems to be ‘privatization’?

their point was that the british dental healthcare is as adequately provided for as in the US, where children die from lack of dental healthcare. ie, its not.

dont overthink it… servers/workstations rsync to a nas, then sync that nas to another nas offsite.

its about the big datasets required to train systems to interact with and generate content as human beings… as usual, its a profit motive.

if women stopped buying pocket-less pants, they would cease to be sold in that volume… or rather, the best way for the general population to resolve this would be for a volume of disgruntled women to only frequent the few suppliers of decent-pocketed pants.

money talks, and they tend to sell what people buy… especially with these low-margin, high volume items. excess inventory is a big liability.

edit: a more specific answer to your question i guess would be, “women choose the silhouette of no pockets over pockets”… its about looks

3 of the top 4 results for me are fediverse related when searching for “lemmy”.

I don’t think its the signing up, its the lack of centralization/community. reddit was a singularity, the community is protesting en-masse because they felt they were all part of the same thing.

to me, the fediverse is a segmented… oddly connected group of overlapping communities. it lacks cohesion.

i remember the 'sub’reddit announcement!

it feels like with the distributed nature of this system, i have better chance to be technically involved. im on attempt 3 of my own instance of kbin… feels exciting again for first time in a decade

i have somehow avoided every really using youtube. kinda glad as it seems to be circling some kind of profit-driven drain.

seems like VCs are contracting industry wide… but i dont think a lot of companies have a real exit strategy (to profitability) other than “put the screws to our client base”

im confused why people a. think spez had enough control to make these decisions. b. that killing the 3rd party apps wasnt the point.

almost zero notice, exorbitant costs for stripped access…

there was never going to be a compromise. ‘they’ want to wall their garden, and thats all she wrote

wont someone think of the chil…community!

this is obvious cover… a bot-generated paper trail for when they ‘are forced to act on behalf of the community’