What’s it made of? Adamantium? I managed to reach 200k kilometres (~120k miles) with one of my previous cars and I was afraid it would just break and the repairs would cost more than the car did (which did happen, but not to me, it was after I sold it for a 30-pack of beers).

Nothing like using your mom’s dildo.

Though it looks like that could change eventually with a Linux phone.

SailfishOS is mostly daily drivable, depends on which Android apps you need (there’s a compatibility layer to run Android apps on it), with bank apps it’s often a problem.

Simply a wrong URL: https://lemvotes.org/

Anyway, there’s no way to hide the information. The instances need to communicate with each other and send each activity, so if I upvote something, my instance notifies yours (and every other it federates with) about it so that your instance can display it as well.

That’s most likely how the site works - it’s simply an ActivityPub server which gets notifications from every server that federates with it.

Theoretically, your instance admins could defederate from them and then it would stop getting updates.

Shows thousands for my user. If it’s implemented using activity pub (which makes the most sense) it needs to federate with all the instances and instances rarely send historical data. Meaning that all your new upvotes and downvotes will be tracked currently, but historical accuracy might be shaky.

No idea who that is. I get the point, though. I just disagree that’s what’s happening.

But I’ve been downvoted before when I said that the current backtrack on chat control is nothing but an attempt to make it pass but be obscure about it. Turns out I was right. Let’s see whether I’m right again. Though I’d be happy to be wrong in this case, I’m just afraid I’m not.

It’s not incorrect, if by “apes” you mean hominids (which is what it usually refers to), then we’re part of that family and by extension we’re what’s colloquially known as apes.

Does it? The current plan is nothing but a sneaky attempt to do the same. No one said “okay, no chat control.”

Get my dick out. If it doesn’t ruin the interview I’ll run away anyway - who would want to work in a company where such a behaviour is okay?

That happens often, usually to people who have gone through a childhood full of arguing (not necessarily with them, might be the parents just fighting a lot).

I’m usually annoyed, not uncomfortable.

If you like reading and sci-fi, try the Culture series. It’s about a utopia society where everyone has everything.

You can skip the first book. Not that it’s bad, it just doesn’t really relate to your question (it’s from the POV of an enemy of the utopia culture) and all the books simply take place in the same universe but can be read out of order.

Loved that show, sad it got cancelled. But of all the cancelled shows I’ve seen, this one at least has managed to get an ending that’s not horrible.

I use Nobara, btw.

You have to subscribe to a community, otherwise you’re not getting any updates. If no one on your instance subscribes, you get no updates. Try setting up a bot account and make it subscribe to a bunch of communities.

For example using https://lemmy-federate.com/.

Ah, we have a senior developer here!

doas mv /usr/bin/doas /usr/bin/sudo

Problem solved!

Pff, I wish my overall taxation was only 30%.

Unless you’re one of the lucky few whose body simply accepts the transplanted organ as its own.

Well, I did it this year finally after thinking about it for a decade+.

One of the reasons I did it was to document stuff for future me - if I never need to redo anything I wrote about, I have a perfect manual.

The other reason is to help the community. I sometimes tend to write about fairly obscure things (like creating a Matrix bot with E2EE enabled, or mixing Go and PHP using FFI) that might actually help someone if they search for it.

I don’t know about you, but whenever I ask an AI something that’s not really mainstream knowledge, it sucks so much so I have to search anyway, so tech blogs will always be needed.

Edit: I also took it as an opportunity to learn about ActivityPub, my blog is fully federated and you can read it here on Lemmy if you want. So if you can find some learning opportunity in there, go for it!