The chip fabrication lines in Taiwan have been decades in development and growth.

Decades the US can learn from to catch up quicker and eventually eclipse them.

Lemmy and mastodon have been very usable for me.

Peertube and friendica on the other hand…

This is usually where these apps stop for me.

I genuinely don’t care about what other people have to share.

Do you think saying women can’t think for themselves is “hate speech”?

Are you stupid? Their parents can make the decision to leave and take their kids with them.

How dumb do you have to be to believe anyone is blaming children for any of this?

Their parents do.

Who’s going to absorb the other 90%?

The US has plenty of room. You can fit 11 Israels in Wyoming.

The penalty for this always needs to outweigh whatever additional profit was made for cutting corners.

It won’t, but it should.

Hamas has always been pretty good to their captives.

Not sure how much I believe this. We’ll have to hear from the captives themselves.

It’s really just the israeli people at this point.

All of them have the capacity to leave, but they choose not to. It’s not cheap living in Israel.

It’s definitely just me, but I think every event like this is just for consumers that don’t know any better.

It’s sad watching fully-grown adults get googly-eyed over things like this, but here we are.

Lol.

Good question. My honest answer is 🧩.

I’ve seen it enough in the tech sphere to recognize it for what it is.

I’m actually referring to both. Instance owners are afraid to allow users to host content and they’re afraid to link to servers that host content.

Remember, federation is copying, not creating some kind of remote view.

Is this true? It’s my understanding that, lemmy for example, has the protocol in place for servers to communicate their content with each other, but each server’s content is hosted separately.

Are you saying all federated services copy each other’s data instead of only linking to it?

No, I don’t think it’s anywhere near that bad.

I just think that going forward, Peertube developers and instance owners should make the platform more accessible and interconnected.

It’s a bigger responsibility to actually host content instead of just links to content, which I don’t think most peertube instance owners can handle.

Yes. Having the OPTION is great.

Absolutely. I think there should be sane defaults, and whoever deviates from them should know why they’re doing it.

Couldn’t imagine a piracy community on reddit feeling good about its future.

Reddit will literally change its rules to get rid of communities it doesn’t like. They did it with DarkNetMarkets.

That’s fine. That’s how federation works.

The problem is that the different peertube instances are defederated BY DEFAULT so it’s exceptionally rare to find ones that can share with each other.

The censorship crowd needs to stay far, far away from peertube if there is ever any chance of it being successful.