Was just thinking I haven’t seen your instance in a while

Lemmy.sdf.org

Cool link

Typically?

That’s super weird

I could put them in my parents house but then I couldn’t solve technical problems physically. That’s a good idea.

Thanks for the suggestion! You running containers?

Idk what material science is but it doesn’t sound like nutrition.

As someone getting their PhD I know a lot about my very specific sub topic in a very small field but that’s it. Who even has time to really know anything else? So point being highly educated people can still be bozos though they should have better research skills.

I don’t even know css

Blinds all of us

Thanks! Seems that would be done with a card though? So seems the problem still exists somewhat

Yeah that would be nice! To see if someone is attacking a community or user

How do you buy the crypto?

Can’t you just lie on the info?

Awesome! Works perfectly. This will be a useful admin tool

Fallacy fallacy

Lol

Huh? Since when does donating with a cc start a relationship? Just don’t sign up for emails

How are your business cards his legacy?

I’ve never quite understood the appeal of ActivityPub.

Looking at the list of goals in the article, the only benefit in addition to what can easily be done with RSS is knowing who follows me. Maybe it’s just me, but if I’m writing to a blog or a microblog I just don’t really care who follows me or even who reads it.

There are more social features built into ActivityPub, likes and shares for example, but at that point I’m likely not running my own server and am trusting a third party to do it for me. The idea that there are multiple hosts I can choose to trust rather than one centralized one feels more like a principled argument than one based on real benefits of, for example, owning my own content or censorship resistance.

Because Lemmy is quite silent relatively. It’s a hard sell outside of those who enjoy selfhosting.

That’s why I said desktop not server