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  • Piefed was also detected, and also I'm not sure what your point is. Personally I'm sticking with the original software and the instance I'm on knowing that there's no such ideological firewall with fake 404 errors so I don't find out. People who agree with the Piefed and Tesseract dev's worldviews can go there and enjoy their bubble if that's their thing

  • Let them shoot themselves on the foot, they are only providing more evidence that their ideology is the one that needs to control the narrative or else it shatters at the first sign of critical thought

  • You can stop giving Evil Inc your hard earned money

  • How does this compare to Graphene? You can also be Google free using it

  • If there is any such thing as perfect software, I would say Git is probably it.

    Mercurial seems cool but I don't think there's a real reason to move away from Git unless they come up with some groundbreaking new feature that no one has even imagined yet.

  • Opensource @programming.dev

    service-lookup v0.3.0 - Run your Spring microservices locally with ease

    github.com /iByteABit256/service-lookup
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  • It's usually an understandable thing to expect for a math problem, but sometimes they can get pretty petty with it when the skipped parts are obvious for that level of understanding

  • nice! gave you a star on gh :)

  • this is so cool

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Kitchenowl creator has been flagged without warning making all of their repositories return 404, while in their settings all of the repositories still look normal with public visibility.

  • I've got a 2007 laptop that was shitty even for its time, and it does the job perfectly as a home server with Debian and a few good open source services I want to host

  • Hold on, let me adjust that fedora for you

  • Hating on the humanities has been a talking point of the right wing for a long time, specifically because the empathy it nurtures leads to solidarity instead of survival of the fittest mentality. They say that these studies are useless to society, while capitalists are the only class that truly sits on top of society and leeches off of it

  • Fascist dickheads don't deserve good answers, it's hate that drives them not logic

  • Unlike the human brain which is known for always returning 502 Bad Gateway

  • Seize the means of communication /s

    I agree that federation is the central feature of Lemmy, besides it being libre software, however the term "federation" is something that already requires a newcomer to open up a search engine at best or get scared by the unknown and leave at worst.

    It should exist, but in very layman's terms, something like:

    "A social platform for independent online communities of all topics, owned by people and not corporations, all in one place"

    Mastodon also does a pretty good job on their main page, it's easily understandable by anyone, and scrolling down gives you a much better picture of what it really does if you are interested enough to learn.

  • In the instance list, the link to https://lemmyverse.net/communities seems broken right now, it only works if you remove the /communities path and then navigate to communities from the UI itself (it seems to be their own bug, it also happens if you go to the communities tab and refresh the page). Maybe the link could change to point to https://lemmyverse.net/ instead.

    Created an issue for it: 516