A writer lurking.
Of course you can pin and follow hastags in Mastodon.
The developers of Lemmy the software have no power to take anything down, provided you set up your own server and host the Lemmy software yourself. Any hosted server (lemmy.ml, lemmygrad.ml… etc, ) can decide on their own rules they wish their users to follow though.
It deserves another look by developers though, may not be exactly the same version, just a similar group of trojans with akin purposes?
This all depends on how big their team was, especially during the economic downturn from the pandemic.
Use EndeavourOS, which’s pure Arch Linux so you won’t ever have problems with updates, it’s easy to install. I am running the same installation for years now without issues. Can only recommend!
The problem is, although the term exists in English, it’s never used in popular discourse, unlike oligarch.
Oh! There’s cooperation in nature also? Don’t tell that to Jordan Peterson.
Definitely worth it!
They shouldn’t even collect it for long enough to be able to hand it over.
To be clear I don’t mean to shit on the platform, I’m just approaching it with a lot of cynicism.
It seemed to me you meant to imply that you, unfortunately, dislike Julian Assange?
You may find this relevant: https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/how-to-get-mastodons-user-id-from-mastodon-account-acct-username-server/1658?
Per Mastodon’s API, this is also to be looked at: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/accounts/
For iOS Remmel is good, I am actually typing this from it.
associate themselves with Wikileaks and/or Julian Assange
What’s wrong with that?
This is absolute nonsense. Suzie Dawson can be odd, but not right-wing, just anti-imperialist.
If communism didn’t work on its own, capitalist countries wouldn’t need to constantly sanction and strangle those societies, whose goal is implementing it.
If it was a failure, they’d just let it fail on its own. But they never do that.
The only reason the American capitalists fight it so hard, because its success exposes their failure at home.
No, but its formulation seems to imply that there is such a definition, that the US obviously don’t satisfy it but that a lot of americans mistakenly believe that it does.
The definition doesn’t exist, but yet, yes, many Americans do believe it still.
OPs question is not about whether you can objectively define that a country is ‘’great’’ but rather what is it that constitutes their country as ‘’greatest’’ or exceptional in the (subjective) minds of many Americans nowadays?
I doubt it, somehow I feel it’s going to be even worse without him. I get a very Dorsey exits Twitter vibe from this, and that’s not a good thing…
It may be worth thinking about how/where could this be implemented in the simple interface… as a future improvement.