Kalash

It’s also quite silly. You already have a VPN, just pirate the thing instead of paying anything.

Lemmy.ca is a non-NSFW instance, so it’s possible that the entire community is blocked there.

There is nothing average about it. It’s a disgusting and vile brutalisation of the legacy of a great author.

It has posts. Not super active, but the last is from 4 days ago.

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Rings of Power.

Rule 2 needs to be reversed. Paywalled arcticles should only be allowed if the full text or an alternative link is provided.

“We have a lot of cocaine in Switzerland right now, at the cheapest prices and the highest quality we have ever seen,”

So that’s a yes?

https://archive.ph/bklpd

Yeah, but they won’t have the problem of being invaded my russia.

The Daily Mail Song

Now this is the kind of globally relevant news stories I’ve signed up for!

more people driving to go and get their burgers

They do deliver these days.

“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

SSDs have no moving parts so they will make no noise and generally be more resilient than HDDs. They are really superior except when it comes to the price.

That seems fair.

I really hate that argument so much. Fighting climate change means we need to invest massive amounts of money in all kinds of infrastructure. Just replacing gas stations with EV charging ports will cost billions. No problem with that.

But bring up nuclear power and suddenly it’s about the cost and how it’s not profitable? Who cares? It’s reliable, flexible, safe and has a brilliant energy to emission ratio. It’s what we need right now. And no, it doesn’t matter it takes 15 to 20 years to build them … we’ll miss all the targets anyway.

I am subscribed to several different instances of lemmy

You mean you have accounts on different instances? I guess that is kind of a workaround that avoid the problem in the video. Then, you could just as easily make a separate facebook account for each group you join. But I don’t think that’s how most people will use it.

But that’s just the technical aspect of how the site infrastucture works. Unless you’re someone that exclusivly browses the local feed, the fact there are multiple instances has little impact on the user expirence.

The point in the video was, that you used to only interact with people in a single community. Like, you were on a forum for a specific game and you talked with people about that game, usually not knowing much else about them. So you lived in the same village.

On today’s social media platforms, including the fediverse, that’s not really the case. I can interact with you in a forum about a game … and then see you post some political opinion in another community we share … and suddenly you’re no longer just in my village, but you’re also a member of the rival tribe.

Some definitly do, but I think it depends on which one you’re on and how you use it. All my communities are on other instances and unless it’s an extreme instance like lemmygrad, I basically don’t really care or pay attention to which instance a community is on.