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  • Yes, but in comparison to a federation only the information will survive because it was copied out of the central system, but the system will fail as soon as the company folds. I mean the reason the fact that you need a 3rd party mirror to save the data proves the flaws of the 1st party. This instance for example doesn't need to be mirrored because it is built on a foundation that already has redundancy built in.

  • I can imagine if Hitler was you uncle for example, you might consider your potential children part of his line.

  • A lol, thank you, IANA mathematician obviously. Well to keep the math correct, we could say the lawfirm had 7 people work the case 24hrs 365 days a year.

    But damn that man is rich

  • Would explain a lot

  • The Math That Says Egalitarianism Is Possible

    You don’t have to be entirely pessimistic about the future of wealth inequality.

    By Brian Gallagher, August 11, 2021

    In case anyone wonders

    Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down

  • Even matches the colour of his teeth, o my

  • At least one good thing to come out of this guy 🏳️‍⚧️

  • Wait so 24*7*365*5000*20*50 is less then what this man owns??

    = $306.600.000.000

    Damn.

    edit: the * mssed with the formatting, by the way crazy fact, the lawfirm in this case would bill 1.226.400 hours per case/child.

  • Better put owl and cat on there too while you're at it

  • Cool, so loosely translated 1st day, 2nd day, 3rd day, 4th day, 5th day, Saturday, Sunday?? That is amazing, confusing maybe, but amazing!

  • Does this only work with 1st edition charizards?

  • Imagine you kill a kid and you actually get the parents to show up for a photo-op so you can show the world they don't blame you and they just go along with all the lies you have been telling and everything goes fine really.

  • I know that old tale, bunch of religious people voting for the religious nutcase but when you say 'the turks' you imply it's at least the majority of people but that's not the case here. Don't put the blame on the people, if they haven't been given the chance to vote for their leader in fair and free elections.

  • Right, but if they feel they have enough pressure to someone in turkey banned, they probably would likely also use that pressure to ban someone outside of turkey I suppose.

  • Yes totally true, if you want to be safe from all governments. But there are plenty countries you can safely host an instance without fearing censorship. On the one hand you have options in wealthy countries that want to defend their values, and on the other hand you have options in poor countries which do not have the resources to locate the actual server.

  • should've put an /s there maybe, don't want to curb your enthusiasm of writing 2 sentences to promote a platform some people may not have checked out in some time, if at all. Do your thing lol

  • Considering you say that I don't think you're up to date as to how voting 'works' in Turkey nowadays.

  • I wouldn't say they ignore it, more they're too naive or misinformed to understand it's a problem.