I’m looking for an automatic way to search for an instance that blocks another instance. Instead of manually checking the blocked instances of multiple instances until I find the one that blocks the instance I don’t want to see, I’m wondering if there is a more efficient and automated method to identify such instances.
It’s been a while since it stopped working. Does anyone know if they are still looking for another domain or have shut down permanently? I’ve found myself going back to Reddit more often since the community I frequented the most was in that instance.
You can’t have democratic elections when the rich can just pay the poor a few bucks and have them vote whatever they want, which is what happened in the case of the previous government.
The problem is that the more I use a program, the more flaws I find. So, there are a couple I use a lot, but I can’t say they are my favorites because of those flaws that I only notice after using them extensively.
I wish there was a website for finding Linux software with popularity, ratings, categories, recommendations and trending software. Similar to pkgstats.archlinux.de or www.linux-apps.com
You are just brainwashed, propagandized, you think whatever mainstream media wants you to think, you don’t have a single independent thought, you don’t have any idea of what’s going on. The Donbass and Ukraine have been fighting since 2014, and Russia is just helping the side that considers itself Russian anyways.
Ukraine doesn’t even allow reporters on the frontline, Russia does. So any information they give you is a lie, because they don’t want you to know the truth. You don’t even hear the opinions of some leftist politicians like Mick Wallace and Clare Daly in the mainstream news, because they don’t want you to form you own opinions, they just want you to hear opinions they agree with.
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How do I search for an instance that blocks another instance?
I’m looking for an automatic way to search for an instance that blocks another instance. Instead of manually checking the blocked instances of multiple instances until I find the one that blocks the instance I don’t want to see, I’m wondering if there is a more efficient and automated method to identify such instances.
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It’s been a while since it stopped working. Does anyone know if they are still looking for another domain or have shut down permanently? I’ve found myself going back to Reddit more often since the community I frequented the most was in that instance.
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