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Cruising the . Let's seed more resilient communities

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Fuck, I really hope this doesn't turn the tides for other Red Hat projects.

Not even my Linux distros can escape the enshittiness. WTF man.

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I mean
I could name a lot more people in that category before Putin
But he's in the top 40 I think

Reddit activated a word filter that whenever you say "fuck spez", your comment won't show up for anyone else. I just tested it on ModCoord. they're also deleting spez memes from the subs they nuked lol

r/ModCoord: The admins in charge of demodded subreddits are mass-removing images of Huffman previously shared on them...

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Lol, lmao

Every time I think he's reached a ceiling on his meltdown, he ups the ante.
Hufflepuff really is a sniveling whelp after Muskrat's own heart.

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It's probably a good idea to always have image host alternatives in place so that we don't get a tinybb issue in 5 years...or less

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I'm assuming that in these "communities" only the channel upload can submit content to them?

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Sometimes I wonder if our collective communities in the #threadiverse/#fediverse are gonna make it.

Then I catch myself scrolling for the 3rd hour in a row on kbin 🫣

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It's looking great man, keep up the good work

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I'd say that they're beating a dead horse, but they're burying the lede

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Well, I'm not convinced that the C-suite at Snoo Inc aren't also co-signing this, but Hufflepuff McSpeztron certainly wants to play the big baddie, so the big baddie he shall be.

I wish all remaining redditors luck on making this very painful for him.

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Depends. Are those feminine-presenting kneeples?

Fun Fact: The longest piece of literature ever written is a Loud House fanfiction called "Loud House Revamped".

The fanfiction is currently above 16,777,215 words (we don't know the word count because fanfic.net uses 24-bit integers to count the amount of words and this fic surpassed the computational limit), and is 2000+ chapters. It is written by Jamesdean5842 and is still being written to this day....

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I really thought that the Sexy Times with Wangxian fic was the longest fic, but upon double checking it was only the most tagged fic on AO3 at a measly 1+ million words.

Just trying to comprehend 16 million words is just.. mind-boggling.

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Fingers crossed that this will be implemented well, im tired of having sleek electronics be irrelevant in 2 years when the silicon could go for 5 or six

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Seems like a rather large shitpost, but I encourage them to cause chaos by any means necessary (feasibility be damned).

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#2

Oh, I was wondering why thumbnails were so scrunched. Apparently that's not just me.

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I can't imagine a website so anti-CCP it utterly internalized the social credit meme (despite it being somewhat more nuanced in reality, I still don't approve of it, just learned it gets exaggerated in the west) would take well to an invisible 'reputation system' that demands data collection and punishes privacy actions.

The vibes continue to deteriorate.

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Ethical/moral support gets thorny with open source software, and even more so with networks like the fediverse. There is a limit to how much you can impune the creators of a tool relative to its usage, and vice versa.

There's quite a few far-right and fascist Mastodon instances and forks (Gab, Truth, Parker, etc.) The creators of Mastodon can't really stop them from using the software with the license they initially have. But they wouldn't exist if Mastodon was closed source either (and perhaps neither would we). Is it morally better that no one use Mastodon because bad instances are able to exist because of them? I personally think not.

Now, fortunately, because of the federated ActivityPub system, servers can actively choose to cut off, and even hard block instances, and most have done so to these services. This also came up with lemmygrad, an instance that had worse tendencies with tankie concerns with lemmy/ml. Many have now chose to defederate with lemmygrad or are considering it.

Several communities have been established on the lemmy software, and those intermingle with kbin as well. They have been willing to defederate with problematic instances as well, despite the problems this poses in the threadiverse model vs the federated microblogging/social posting model (many times you have to isolate the entire instance instead of just specific communities, which means of you encounter bad actors you may be forced to orphan larger communities people from other instances participate in, etc; see the recent beehaw sijw/lw defed debacle). Does this mean that using the lemmy software, despite the instances' and users' opposition to the potential views previously discussed is morally bad? Again, I personally think not.

With situations like with GitHub employees protesting contracts with the DoD, the opposition to providing support on ethical grounds is understandable, as it's active, deliberate action that goes toward an organization that perpetuates violence. But for a system that can very quickly shun a project owner or section of a community or even fork just as quickly? I view it as no different than protest forks.

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You can still follow defederated content as long as you follow the users/instance?

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This type of food taxonomy is always fascinating and disturbing, as it tends to spawn even more unhinged classifications (ravioli is a dumpling. A bowl of cereal is a salad).

That being said, the most politically neutral take would be that tamales are a pie.

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actively restoring r/piracy
actively forcing a community dedicated to breaking DCMA by proxy back online
actively trying to get an IPO

that's certainly a choice.

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Um.

I may browsing this thread from kbin, but I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to show anything weird like this right?

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I like the changes they did to make more apps flexible for foldables and desktop, and the animation and color engine updates.

It really annoys me what they did to the quick settings though. 4/8 toggles a page is not remotely enough.

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