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  • Unlike the dot-com bubble era, where regular people invested in many shady companies that essentially robbed them, these AI investors know what they're doing. I'm not seeing any kind of deception here.

    Lol. Lmao even

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  • You can only interact with mastodonians if they interact with something on the threadiverse first. If they leave a comment on a lemmy post, you can reply to them, but due to the way they expect federation to work, they will not announce it to the instance hosting the comm you're in, so if you're from a different instance than the comm, only people in your own instance will see any replies to your comment coming from mastodon.

  • The rules explanation is not hell. Hell is being on the same table with someone who has permanent Analysis-Paralysis, one who is only checking their phone and always asks "who's turn is it"/"what should I do now", and the worst rules lawyer/salty loser ever.

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  • It is

  • The rules are there to ensure the proles are the ones always getting the short end of the stick.

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  • I wanted to move my /r/piracy subreddit to lemmy and I wanted to ensure a pirate & anarchist friendly instance. So I made my own.

  • took much of lemmy.world down. I wonder how come I'm seeing some posts from lemmy.worlders though

  • Also magnetism

  • Github provides ways to both display code just as is (archive mode) and to also disable issues and auto-close all PRs with a message.

  • This is not what the meme implies. This is rejecting all PR, regardless of quality or fit. That, I don't get.

  • Sure, one can request those PRs to add those tests before merging.

    Don't get me wrong, I can understand why someone wants to just share without collaborating, but I don't get why they would publish in a collaborative environment, and then make memes about people trying to collaborate with them.

    Personally, as someone writing FOSS for a while now, I'm always happy to get anyone helping out and get demotivated when nobody cares. Being actively hostile to actual code contributors, is just fucking bizarre to me.

  • Sure, but that's not what the meme implies.

  • I never understand people rejecting free improvements on FOSS projects.

    EDIT: Y'all, It's not like I cannot comprehend why they do it. Please stop trying to explain it to me. When I said "I don't understand", I meant the psyche of the character that does that. I personally do FOSS to improve the world and collaborate with others that do so as well. I will never get people who do FOSS and then get salty about people liking it too much.

  • https://gui.fediseer.com/. It provides crowdsourced instance reputations coming from other instances, so it can easily be used through tooling to achieve this.

  • Let's agree to disagree

  • I wasn't talking about anything like this. More about of a way for banned people to have a public place to appeal. For just calling out bad behaviour and putting peer pressure, there's !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com

  • There's a no threadiverse-wide appeals community, but it sounds like it might be useful if it becomes standard. We have !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com but that's more about speaking truth to power, although it's been used before to convince mods to reverse bad moderation actions

  • I've set lemmy to automatically hide read posts, so since it hides those for me, it tends to show whatever it can find.

  • Hot keeps showing me month old posts