or not fast enough depending on how much ya like waking up to a new, fresh hell

i think its that theres no investment in the characters unless youve read the books.

i didnt care about any of the characters in the movie. it feels though that if i had read the books, i might have.

just a hunch; from someone else who only mildly liked the movies and has not read the source material.

bring your subs, bring your friends!

a lot of lemmy instances block google indexing purposefully. you would need to search using the instance search capabilities.

this guy wouldnt know ‘illegal’ if he grabbed it by the pussy

no

“free market” republicans strike again

well, if theres any particular place lacking in special ed teachers its in the oval office.

very large knowledge deficit coupled with obvious special-needs individuals

good point, in this case it would be ‘better than yourself’ cuz theyre acting like a child (or troll)

this indicates your problems are less with your neighbors and more internal. maybe seek some professional help

you could try and be the better human, assume the other person meant no ill will and just move on with your life.

unless youre just not capable of that.

i think it was the doctor who said “try and be nice, but never fail to be kind”

the protocol itself creates a barrier to entry preventing other organizations. it puts all the eggs in one basket.

agreed. the follow up is just as good.

good luck to them. the router piece is incredibly top heavy and not designed for horizontal scaling.

ha, no… bluesky is not open to federation. they control the only router and do not allow connectivity to routers not controlled by them.

there isnt a single non-bluesky controlled instance that can federate natively with bluesky.

bluesky is just twitter with a little more user-controllable data sourcing. not that theres anything wrong with that, but its certainly not a part of any federation.

e. suggested reading: https://dustycloud.org/blog/how-decentralized-is-bluesky/

lemmy is part of a horizontally scaling network of instances (servers). if a popular community on an instance goes sideways… say because of a new terrible mod or rule change, the entire population of that community can up and move to a new community in another instance without having to create new accounts anywhere.

this has already happened a few times.

the only reason would be to prevent impersonation

i figured that machine started running shortly after nixon

yep. all it took was some brainwashed rednecks and a metric fuckton of apathy

keep in mind thats active users. that number is usually a small percentage of unique visitors in any system.