If true, him stepping down won’t change a thing.

Same here. I am really getting tired of managing my exim4 setup, but since he made the trump comments I didn’t trust him or proton by extension.

Once one instance is federated any user (or the instance itself) an scrape everything.

How do you block something that is scraping the content to train LLMs?

Tell me how to prevent scraping in a federated setting. I’ll wait.

On the other hand, the decentralized nature completely prevents the blocking of scrapers, spam, etc.

Did they break the security of the blockchain or just hacked an application that stored it in a database?

Sure…

While nuking all https?

No, tell me how you really feel!

All of that because you don’t understand how tech works?

How?

DNS over ssl.

I have more than 100 zigbee devices, a unifi setup, I host my own email server, I use Arch BTW, use Firefox, have been in IT since years started with 1 and until recently my daily driver was a ThinkPad x200 with libreboot (because coreboot had binary blobs) and I have not one, but 3 of these. They are cheap, convenient, sound okay and are easy to monitor for internet traffic.

Maybe it’s my feed. My front page never has relevant posts, no matter how I tweak my subscriptions, so most days I end up just browsing “all” sorted by most upvotes.

Yeah, there’s an even lower barrier of entry for bots on a federated model, by design. And people on here are definitely less nice than on reddit, the vibe is generally negative: most posts are rants, complaints or bad news. I miss the cat pictures sometimes.

I started like dozens of others when the api thing, but still visit reddit in read-only incognito mode because of the content. Not just the niche stuff, even mainstream things like soccer, F1 or chess, there is no content on lemmy. Anything that’s not politics, ai or Linux, basically. Even for tech, I usually find better content of linkedin than lemmy. Yes, not only ceos and recruiters post on linkedin if you follow the right people you can learn a bunch. But shitposting is fun, so I’m also here.

Not using any other fediverse services, it’s the same content in a different format.

If just the people who voted democrat (so leaving out disillusioned republicans and those who didn’t vote) decided to strike, the government wouldn’t be able to force 80 million people to work.

Strikes and protests don’t follow the exact letter of the law. I’m not saying to riot and burn cities, just show the same interest as when the local sports team wins a competition. You do see hundreds of thousands of people on the streets for that.

Organize and overthrow the oppressive government, which nowadays doesn’t require guillotines anymore (like France ca. XVIII century), it can be as boring as voting (Hungary 2026). Protest, strike and demand what is fair.

Or at least collectively bargain for better conditions. How do you think people got the 40h work week, 2 days weekend, universal healthcare (not in the US), mandatory paid leaves (not in the US), workers rights (you get the drill…).

Yeah, French people, Hungarians, poles, Czechs, east Germans… didn’t need fancy machanisms of coordination to take action