I’d recommend Matrix. It’s not perfect, but I dislike the alternatives more. Btw if you decide to give it a try, don’t use matrix.org, it’s too large of an instance which makes it slow and kind of ruins the decentralization aspect of it. tchncs.de seems like a good choice. I’d also love to give anyone in need of a matrix server a registration token, though registrations are not open on gregtech.eu, so contact me for a key if you’d like.
This is an example of survivorship bias, you only notice the cat toys because they got lost in hard-to-access places. The cat also can’t get it out of there on its own, so if it gets stuck there just once, it stays there.
I’m evacuating the house and burning it down if I ever see that
I can’t even come close to a centipede without freaking out
It harms all of its users
It is
it must be infinitely more complex then this.
Probably not infinitely, just very very very very very very very very much more complex.
So yeah, nothing is outside the realm of possibility for the external universe.
In this hypothetical scenario, we can’t possibly know what this external universe looks like. It could be entirely different from ours in terms of physics, so we may well be living in a simulation. I personally don’t care because it doesn’t affect me at all.
Step 1: set up lemmy instance
Step 2: be admin
Step 3: delete
Step 4: profit
Using someone’s open-source software doesn’t mean you support them (unless you donate or something)
True, I don’t think there’s really a good solution to this (other than getting rid of capitalism)
Yeah open source monetization sucks in the corporate world. Maybe there could be a license that goes something along the lines of “you may use this for free as long as your company’s yearly revenue isn’t over X €”
Blue checkmarks fund Nazis and pedophiles
That’s true dedication
My code is the opposite
Yeah it’s not a good risk-to-reward ratio