You can view Lemmy content from other fediverse platforms like Mastodon. Either directly, via a user page, a community, a hashtag, following one of those things and seeing it in your feed, or just having it surfaced in one of the other feeds when the server knows it exists (probably from someone on the server following one of those things).
You can probably do the same thing from Lemmy. I see Mastodon posts pretty often when someone tags a Lemmy community.
Hi, me, I do a lot of swipe input. On Android, though.
There’s a difference between a protest and a rally.
AI slop ass comment
Why even do the copy paste? Just set up an AI agent to answer your emails, and go home!
Whatever is available on your local secondhand market. Mini PCs are usually pretty good. Less standard parts though, same with brands like Dell, HP, Lenovo.
Is there a corresponding employer engagement metric?
The hood means visibility is better, but the bluntness means you’ll just ram someone in a collision. The new USPS vehicles look goofy, but illustrate what a vehicle needs to be safe.
Why shouldn’t sex workers be able to make a living in that industry?
No, just regular nationalism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pledge_of_Allegiance
It’s being smuggled to China for AI or North Korea for cryptocurrency. I don’t know if that’s better.
It’s destroyed consumer expectations too. Small independent businesses can’t afford that, and people get pissed about real shipping costs when it’s not coming from your local Chinese factory proxy warehouse.
Tbf most of the Tesla recalls are just software updates, but that’s just how the NHTSA does it
Maybe. The building exists, yes, but a lot of those buildings were built in the 1940s or so. The HVAC is retrofit, and there might be power, but probably not as much as they’d want and probably not the right Internet connection.
A lot of them are in cities, too, since they needed to be near the people with telephones. That means they’ll be generating a lot of noise right where people are living.
Not to mention, the telcos probably don’t want to give them up. They do use some of them (the one nearest me is a training site) but the land and building are also fairly valuable. Utilities don’t like to give up stuff like that.
You’d be surprised how easy it is to contaminate a concrete pour.
ARM SBC or NUC with an N150 processor
Edit: oh, 2 internal disks? What kind, nvme, 2.5" ssd, or 3.5" hdd?
I don’t know if there’s empirical data, but at least from personal experience I’ve noticed a lot of those projects are straight up gone after like a week. Like I’ll see it posted in some Lemmy community, and I’ll check it again later and the repo just plain doesn’t exist any more.
A lot of others I see were created in a very short time, and then months later there’s a dozen open issues and no response from the repo owner.
I wouldn’t sit at the Nazi table if I were you.
This seem to stem from a misunderstanding. Lemmy and Mastodon have different goals. Users of each generally don’t want the other’s content generally showing up en masse.
If you want to see something from Mastodon, you can usually get it on Lemmy, and vice versa. I don’t often see Mastodon posts either, but that’s because I only follow Lemmy communities, so I only see them when someone on Mastodon tags a Lemmy community in their post. If you want to see more Mastodon content, see if you can follow some users or hashtags from Lemmy.
But that might not be supported; I haven’t tried. If you prefer Mastodon, I’m pretty sure that you can follow Lemmy communities from there.