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- Comment on Please defederate from threads.net 11 months ago:
Reread my message since my last edit. I’m not arguing that at all; I’m simply saying that if the open source Fediverse wants to appeal to a wider audience, it needs to appeal to the needs and wants of that audience. That’s not the same as merely federating with an ActivityPub instance that already does have that appeal.
- Comment on Please defederate from threads.net 11 months ago:
Your argument was that people aren’t using servers that run FLOSS federated software is because they’re not aware of them. My argument is that the people who aren’t aware are also people who wouldn’t use those servers even if they knew.
The people who run their own mail servers are massive nerds, the people who are on Mastodon are also massive nerds. This status quo won’t change just because a megacorp adopts ActivityPub. So if that’s your argument, the original commenter’s point still stands.
- Comment on Please defederate from threads.net 11 months ago:
Why would anyone join Lemmy/Mastodon if they could join Threads instead for the same content? Normal people don’t care that your shit is FLOSS or decentralised, they just want convenience.
- Comment on Manager: This task only takes 30 minutes. Why did it take you the whole day? 11 months ago:
git commit -m “directory_x:file_i.so: did x and y; directory_x:file_ii.so: fixed z”
- Comment on Manager: This task only takes 30 minutes. Why did it take you the whole day? 11 months ago:
Psst,
git add -p
- Comment on Yes 1 year ago:
i already learned how to use my operating system, now you’re telling me I have to learn a new library that does the exact same shit?
- Comment on why host your own files when someone else can do it for you 1 year ago:
Fair, although explaining XSS to someone who doesn’t know what Javascript is sounds like information overload
- Comment on Hmmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔🤔 1 year ago:
witness.
- Comment on why host your own files when someone else can do it for you 1 year ago:
You download a copy of a photo I took on your computer.
I have a website that lets people see the photo, it’s a popular website
Except that photo on my website doesn’t point to a copy of that photo on one of my computers, it points to the copy on yours.
Millions of people visit my website, and each time they do, they download your copy of my photo.
Uploading that photo to millions of computers across the world fucks up your internet service.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
It is a selfish and short view of the world.
Empathy, cognitive, emotional, compassionate, comes more naturally to some individuals over others.
What you see here is someone who may not understand the situation and its consequences, or has trouble forming a connection with the people impacted by the situation. But the compassion does show, they’re reaching out, asking questions, trying to understand.
I don’t think that’s a sign of a selfish or short-sighted person.
- Comment on Spotify re-invented the radio 1 year ago:
bandcamp was a good thing
i’m slowly building up the courage to shoot an exec
- Comment on Is there something like F-droid, but for windows software? 1 year ago:
Android with play services*. Degoogled phones are dumb as rocks and some people like em that way
- Comment on Immune to marketing 1 year ago:
yeah i’m not going to try and baby smug internet assholes
i’m allowed to be pissed off at stupid bs
- Comment on Immune to marketing 1 year ago:
Here’s the article Psychology Today references, which delves into the methodology of the research.
- Comment on Immune to marketing 1 year ago:
ppl who caption memes with article headlines should off themselves. like seriously let me read the goddamn article you illiterate fuckhole
and if u, catatonic comment reader, don’t think that this shit is a problem then just click the down arrow and go. don’t spread ur stupid to me
- Comment on The Gruesome Story of How Neuralink’s Monkeys Actually Died 1 year ago:
Shut the fuck up
Yesterday, Neuralink announced that it had received approval from an independent review board to begin a study aiming to enable people with paralysis to control a computer keyboard or cursor with their thoughts
That goddamn psychopath is trying to exploit the vulnerable and desperate.
- Comment on No more cordon blur: France prepares to ban vegetarian products from using meaty language 1 year ago:
If