you do realize that linux has very political basing in it, right? do you realize that politics is a structure of governance and hence everything the authority on linux has to say will eventually, if not automatically, affect the project?
you do realize that linux has very political basing in it, right? do you realize that politics is a structure of governance and hence everything the authority on linux has to say will eventually, if not automatically, affect the project?
the whole of the fediverse is like that
dont know why but mental outlaw has a weird anti-semitist community surrounding him and it has not been addressed by him.
Hate it. They have absolutely no moderation and quite heavy and violent antisemitist, racist (against SEA indians/black people) and transphobia rhetoric under almost every video.
Mental outlaw has “jews are pursuing a conspiracy” and “trans people are in on it” on his youtube channel as well, so just imagine whats its like on his lbry
Their promotion of a transphobic and islamaphobic subreddit that is running a psychological operation with the help of a hindu-nationalist community (that is currently the backbone of the indian government).
idk about wordpress but there is WriteFreely. Which is like medium for the fedi, if that counts
i think you confused piracy with privacy. there is a piracy community on lemmy but this isnt that
no idea tbh, just spitballing
I’d honestly like a dating community lol /srs
for me imdb is useful for checking ratings and rating. would love to rate stuff that isnt on an amazon project
That should help, thank you.
nvm, got my answer from the git description, thanks for the study!
I’m a bit confused. I should join that room but if you can help understand: It seems a bit too minimalistic as of right now to even be usable as a single-user instance. Would it have a feed, A Hashtag section, atleast?
Can i see an example instance?
there’s a take? It is just reporting. If anything, its the youtube comments with the shitty takes at all times.
I would not disagree that a subscription model is viable for a live service.
While the network effect is a real thing and its quite hard for people to realize the need for migrating to a better project, projects like Revolt Chat set a good precedent on the fact that one can have a functioning, accessible public community without compromising browser privacy, given the open source and self-hostable nature of it (lack of federation though) and probable future e2ee for DMs. If nothing, matrix is always there.
The corporate existence is visible in the constant bombarding to buy nitro or gift nitro, even going as far as including the option in the message bar itself.
Precisely!
think it’s blocked on beehaw
courage’s parents live there