This is "don't have kids" taken to its logical conclusion. Nothing absurd about this.
Pains me that more people are unable to follow the chain of thoughts and reach this conclusion.
Let me entertain a hypothetical solution. Would you suggest to Palestinians to "not have kids" to solve the ethnic conflict in that area?
what is with kbin posters and takes like this man
If anything, this is a non-sequitur.
But maybe there is a grain of truth in there. People who were horrified that the lemmy dev and main mod of lemmy.ml was a proponent of hard left stayed away of lemmy (both SW and instances) and went to kbin instead. And since "don't have kids" is mostly popular on the more extreme left... you get self-selected opinions.
(honestly, I had no clue that I was not beehaw, just saw a braindead post and replied)
That is not more nuanced those are plain facts. OP is plainly lying.
She is accused and jailed for voluntarily being a part of a smuggling operation, even when she was explicitly told not to do so by the Italian government.
Compared to completely normal rescue efforts when a boat or plane capsize, when workers are trapped in a mine, when someone is lost in the mountains, or when a bunch of nobodies are taken hostage by a criminal organisation, be it local or abroad.
Again, this is not nuance, those are commonly known facts that OP is lying about.
I would like to have a "Local" filter to only show kbin magazines. It would be listed with "Subscribed", "All", etc. That way I could filter without tuning Federation off in the settings.
I would like to know where certain thread that I can see is from. I can see it if I look on the link, but not otherwise. In fact, plenty of threads say that they are on kbin.social, while being on lemmy. Especially if they present a link that leads somewhere.
I would like if I can have not one, but several customizable main pages/views. Like on Reddit or Twitter, one for subscribed, so I can see content just for me, one for all, so I can see active threads in community, and the suggested local is also great. This doesn't have to be baked-in, but something where I can customize multiple views would be great. This could be added to the "hot, new, active".
I'm very beginner of Linux server admin. Few days ago I set up snap version of nextcloud server app on my own Ubuntu VPS server, and I found that Snap system might be focused to build original file system hierarchy in /snap directory, and I felt a little weird about that....
It's the Canonical way, just as with Mir, Upstart, Unity, and a bunch of other NIH Canonical projects.
A commonly repeated lie.
Mir, Upstart, and Unity all precede or are parallel to the other project. While Wayland technically existed when Mir was created, Wayland wasn't very active at that time. Upstart was replacing init, systemd was created later and draw inspiration from Upstart. Unity was replacing Gnome 2, Gnome 3 was released a year after Unity and was a mess. Finally, Snap and Flatpack are more or less parallel, both solving a different issue, with Snap being a more system-level solution such as for drivers, IoT, while up until recently, Flatpack couldn't handle command-line apps at all, concentrating solely on GUI apps installed through GUI appstore.
Nearly half of US honeybee colonies died last year. Struggling beekeepers stabilize population (apnews.com)
Programmers, Stop Using Primitives. Use Civilized. (lemmy.sdf.org)
We Don’t Have to Live Like This (sh.itjust.works)
Reposting this from Qasim Rashid, esq. on Mastodon....
Paris explosion: More than 20 injured after blast (www.bbc.com)
Four of the injured are in a critical state after the blast in the historic Latin Quarter, police say.
Would anyone else find a "Local" filter useful?
I would like to have a "Local" filter to only show kbin magazines. It would be listed with "Subscribed", "All", etc. That way I could filter without tuning Federation off in the settings.
How do you think about Snap?
I'm very beginner of Linux server admin. Few days ago I set up snap version of nextcloud server app on my own Ubuntu VPS server, and I found that Snap system might be focused to build original file system hierarchy in /snap directory, and I felt a little weird about that....