I mean, it's not like that at all, but it's ok to not care for it still. Lemmy is a federated platform, just like Pixelfed is, and Mastodon, etc. Those would be the providers in the example from before.
Edit to add: Literally every time the word "instance" comes up in the manner noted above, it's woth regard to a Lemmy instance, or a Mastodon instance, and rarely if ever have I noticed a reference to a "fediverse instance". I have no clue where your comparison comes from.
As I was reading it, another phrase came to mind: sociological calculus. The study of how a society changes over time, as something akin to a mathematical function (or a set of them).
Very interesting article and worth the read. Thanks for sharing!
Demand Progress said Wednesday that the vote on the GOP-led Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution, which requires just a simple-majority vote to pass both chambers of Congress, is "the latest in a damning and telling chain of events benefiting Elon Musk."
The group laid out the timeline:
November 21, 2024: The CFPB finalizes a rule enabling the agency to proactively supervise digital payment apps;
November 27, 2024: Musk tweets 'Delete CFPB';
January 28, 2025: X CEO announces that X Money will debut with a partnership with Visa;
February 7, 2025: Musk's DOGE staffers enter the CFPB and kick off an effort to shut it down;
and March 5, 2025: The Senate is set to vote on legislation to revoke the CFPB's digital payments rule.
"Every step of the way, Musk has gotten closer to launching X Money without a watchdog to ensure that the platform adheres to federal rules mandating data security standards, disputes for fraudulent payments, consumer protections against debanking, and more," said Demand Progress.
Roberts agreed to put the order on hold and told the grant recipients waiting for their funding to tell the court by Friday why the order should go forward.
His decision came after the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the administration's request. The panel of three judges, all of whom were appointed by Democratic presidents, said the federal judge's order is not subject to review by a higher court at this stage of the litigation.
I've been hearing it a lot, really. It seems like a lot of people are saying it! I don't trust this Krasnov guy, personally, but I'm not saying he's a foreign agent, I mean he's very, well, just look at him, right, WOW, but lots of other people have said "Look, there's Krasnov the Russian agent" and I couldn't say they were wrong, but I couldn't say much because all I know he really loves that Putin and I think it's a good thing to get along with our other world leaders, Putin Kim, Trudeau you know we love him don't we but he's a LITTLE WEAK maybe? Might an OK governer though, and maybe even the Krasnovs, a lot of people have been saying it...
Edit: we have a rogue president. I'm drunk, sure, but he could post that shit for real and it wouldn't phase the die-hards
Well clearly someone's emotions have gotten the best of them. Have fun wallowing in your hypotheticals and lashing out at people meaninglessly. After 8 years of Obama, America was not voting for Obama 2 immediately after. That is a crazy take.
From what I gather, this is not unlike his method for taking over other businesses and them claiming them for himself and then aggrandizing himself as the inventor or founder or creator or chief engineer, or I'm sure the list goes on.
He uses his money to buy a spot on the board. If that's not enough, he uses more money to buy the Chairman of the Board seat. And then he dictates to the President/CEO what to do, or uses his power and leverage over them to force them to bend to his will or replaces them with an already-placed yes-man.
The already-placed yes-man is Vance. Vance is there because Peter Thiel paid for him to be there. He did that because Vance likes the Curtis Yarvin plan for a weird techno-fascist future with corporate fiefdoms instead of actual American democracy. Elon and Thiel go way back to Paypal together and have been drinking the Yarvin Koolaid for a while.
He's doing what he did to Paypal and Tesla to the US government and the Republicans are allowing it to happen while the corporate-aligned Democrats say "they can't just do that, there are rules" and "the people of America need to make their voices heard" and only a handful of Progressive voices are even allowed to take up any oxygen and say that we've lost our democracy to oligarchs. And between Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, RedNote, and whatever else, they've got captive audiences to funnel AI-driven and optimized right-wing messaging out constantly while also working ever so steadily at collectively hampering our population's opportunity to educate ourselves out of this mess.
It's truly scary, and also very sad, to watch from the inside.
I've been mostly using Nginx Proxy Manager, but I recently set up Bunkerweb as a WAF for a couple of public services I'm hosting and I kind of like it. It does reverse proxy along with a bunch of other things (bad behavior blocking, geographic blocking, SSL cert handling, it does a lot).
Mentioning it because I didn't see any other mention of it yet.
NPM is easy to use. Caddy sounds like something I'd like to try too now.
Good luck on your journey. I don't have anything contructive to say to help, but this is certainly a way in which I would fuck up and I hope you find an answer.
It's buttons you click on, arranged in a grid. You can color and arrange them based on groupings. I know you can have some marked "bookmarked" and some that aren't, and then you'll only see the bookmarked tabs on your Dashboard's main listing. I'm actually not sure if there are further ways to delve into grouping. I certainly never bothered. Basic, like I said, lol
I'm super basic when it comes to dashboard. Spinning up a Heimdall docker container is so insanely easy and it lets me make nice looking links to all my services. Of all the things I've spent energy to try and learn to be better at, my dashboard has never been one and maybe it's time to revisit... But man, it's just a really quick compose file and one command and it's there.
I mean, it's not like that at all, but it's ok to not care for it still. Lemmy is a federated platform, just like Pixelfed is, and Mastodon, etc. Those would be the providers in the example from before.
Edit to add: Literally every time the word "instance" comes up in the manner noted above, it's woth regard to a Lemmy instance, or a Mastodon instance, and rarely if ever have I noticed a reference to a "fediverse instance". I have no clue where your comparison comes from.