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interdimensionalmeme

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  • Then just write in a .txt file on your computer using notepad.You have to understand, the point of social media is to come together.It is very easy to fragment into ever smaller group, it will NEVER be difficult to be excluded.It simply IS NOT the problem we are discussing here.The problem IS the fragmentation that is unavoidable when we try to decentralize.

    Without this Lemmy becomes Reddit with extra steps, it creates the "one big community" on the "one big server" it put all the power in the hand of whoever has the key to that instance, and just like that we're back on reddit.

    We have to be able to have a "books" lemmy community that exists accross the whole lemmy very, I want there to be 1500 books community on 1500 servers. I want anyone to be able to post on any of them and be just as likely to be seen.

    Because if you don't then, every topic on the lemmyverse will look like this

     
        
    Books@lemmy.ml - 12.7K subscribers
    Books@lemmy.world - 6.56K subscribers
    Books@lemmygrad.ml - 464 subscribers
    Books@sh.itjust.works - 233 subscribers
    
    
      

    And hundreds more with less than 100 subscribers, where posting could not be seen by even 1% of 1% of 1% of users ?

    This puts all the power into the Books@lemmy.ml mods and the lemmy.ml instance owner.

    And worse, as these mods become more and more lazy or corrupt or just stop caring. That one big community fragments based on what becomes excluded from the "one big community"

    So you end up with the second community getting filled up with toxic anti-vaxx and flat earthers, which further empowers the "one big community" because now the alternatives are total poison, the VERY IDEA of leaving becomes unthinkable.

    This is the logic we are fleeing Reddit and Twitter from, this is the logic that created the horrible places like Rumble, Gab, Parler and ducking "Truth" , which become empowered by in their toxicity by the centralisation and polarization of the "one big community"

    What I'm saying is that you're basically making an "all lives matters" argument, yes it's true but that's just not the problem, you can make private, invite only or communities with incomprehensible and unassociable names. Nothing is stopping your leaving in the lemmy woods and never being seen again.

    That is just not the problem at hand.

  • The real cause of the suicide is when he realized he was going to work 40 hours every week for the rest of his life. They are saying it is "an unnamed arrested man" that did it, but this is hogwash and only an excuse to implant authoritarian identity collection of everyone on the internet so that the secret police can exterminate all persons with ideology counter to that of the regime.

    That said, if Roblox and Discord were deleted from existence that would be A-OK with me spit fuck those guys !

  • Great !! It means we're not alone in recognizing the danger of concentrating power in the hands of a few instance owners and operators of the "one big community"

  • The slime are gonna slime, but engineers have ethics courses and now they have counter-incentives as well.

  • In this case you have to be posted AS A crosspost to take effect, and any one of the cross posted community can just delete the post, or presumably uncrosspost it.

    The problem usually is that, nobody bother interacting with small communities and aggregate around the "one big community" for that topic.

    Small community who would want to remain insular have lots of ways of disappearing further if they want to, but that's never the actual problem of small communities. It is always easier to have less reach and become less relevant than the opposite which better crossposts enable.

  • The problem is that then people only post in the "one big community" and this neuters the decentralization aspects of Lemmy and fragments the lemmy community as a whole.

    I think this is a great compromise where communities remain distinct and granular, but we get a common discussion space for all by default

  • System should be designed without credence given to abusers and the abusers dealt with later.

    Brigading and insincere engagement should be dealt with by another system, rather than disempowering the users (in this case it would be restraining their reach)

    If we build system with the actions of abusers, then we end up building prisons instead.

  • Fences, rigid schedule, forced interactions, institutional food, mindlessly boring, mandatory attendance I'm going to do a Foucault and say yes.

  • Soon only the dark web will have it.I mean, I don't like seeing that shit,but I also don't like living in make-belief landwhere the horrors of life are kept hiddenby our "well-meaning" overlords

  • I have a G3 and, this might be counter intuitive, but buy an older model that uses DDR3 ram, old ram like that is obsolete and no one wants it, but more ram is more important in self-hosting than fast ram. Of course that limits how much you can do at once, but if you only have 8gb of ram instead of 32 or 64, the lack of ram is going to be very limiting in the sense that you'll have to run very few things at one time and that becomes cumbersome to manage services "on demand", starting them and shutting them down to save on ram, instead of letting them all be ready and idle.

  • They subsidize the cheapest TVsWe need to subsidize de-fingering their engineers in response

  • That's why I'm never letting your access the internet, Roku.You're the cheapest TV I could find to use as a monitorJust stay in your line, or elseAlso I can't root Roku 12 ?What in the absolute bullshit is that ?Not root on my own fucking TV ?Someone needs to 9/11 that entire company !!

  • Yes, RFC 9559 and in active development since first release in 2002, latest release 2022

  • I had something similar when I used XMBC (I think it's called kody now) and it seems it was because there was some confusion with the scrapper to imdb and it needed some manual override file. You had to create a .nfo file or something like that, that told the scrapper the right imdb number or other exact identifier for it. I wouldn't be surprised if the people at plex have some way to know of all the custom fixes people do and with that, when you have some issue recognizing some content, they can figure out what most people do.

    I would be surprised if jellyfin has any way to to know what the users are doing so that wouldn't work

  • Could firefox directly receive from multicast, an mkv video stream with low latency ? (like sub 100ms ?)

  • More refined subtitle support (better timing, more flexibility in how they are presented and better timing) Complex chapter structure (think dvd menus and "bandersnatch" interactive movies and probably things nobody has thougth of doing because of lacks in the technology), segment linking (linking to a file and a timestamp, so you can reuse sections such as intros etc..) Arbitrary file support, to embed anything, text documents, subtitle font files, cover images, license information, client side storage High precision timestamps, rich metadata

    One great thing is it can be extended, so it's future proof, one bad thing is, it can be extended, so of course Apple made extensions that only work on their shit

  • Does that mean we can finally multi-angle stream ?

  • What do you mean with glitching UI ? Is it more than just not responding while scanning ?

  • I haven't installed jellyfin, I'm never installing plex, I would just use samba shares over vpn instead of that.I wanted to know what's the problem with jellyfin ?Is it more than the weekend-destroying linux-jankiness ?Because I can deal with that