khorovodoved

dbzer0 federates hexbear

lemm.ee and lemmy.zip also federate hexbear.

is my account and all its posts, comments, activity and bookmarks just gonna be gone?

You will not be able to log into your account. Your account history (profile, posts and comments) will still be visible on other instances (the ones that already exist, any new ones will not be able to fetch content from lemm.ee) in read-only.

Your bookmarks and subscriptions can be exported on the settings page (that, of cause, needs to be done before you loose access to your account). After that they can be imported to a different instance from file.

I also recomend to put a link to your new account in the profile of your old account so that people would be able to find you. It can be done like this: “@username@instance.url”. For me it is “@khorovodoved@lemm.ee”. That way it would work even after lemm.ee will shut down. Only do that beforehand, so it has time to federate.

Not efective against DPI censorship.

The plot of instance admins to hide the fact that they were asked to post that would be a conspiracy. Yes, it would be reasonable for devs to ask them that. And it would be reasonable for admins to mention that in their posts.

Also, lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works is not “all over lemmy”. They have full support on .ml and hexbear and significant support on .ee.

Where, once again, there are no proofs of such actions. And I do not believe that major instance admins would participate in such conspiracy to hide the fact that they are posting this under request and not on their free will.

I would assume all of the instance owners are dependant on Lemmy development and therefore follow dev communication channels.

They only made one post in .ml (I would assume ml users are fine with their policies). Everything else are reposts done by third parties.

Well, if the instance owner has a political narrative he would push it. Because he believes that it is a good thing. Test instance or not.

The only option I see is that someone else would offer them his instance (which has to be rather popular) for test purposes. But that would not do anything to .ml because then they would just pay for .ml from their pocket (which against comes from development funding).

And denying lemmy development funding would do nothing to .ml because .ml running costs are too small. So it would just continue to work on the latest version with developers hotfixing things only for their instance as they break.

Why would anyone apoint a moderator he does not agree with?

They need an instance for test purposes or no development would be done. And they would run such instance as they see fit.

You can try void. It is something between arch and traditional distros.

Agree, but breaking the law and putting your whole operation at risk is not a clever nor productive way to fight it.

I agree that the laws are bad. However, they are still laws. Breaking them has consequences.

If the library does not have the license or a right, guaranteed by law, to do that, then it is piracy.

The law is a law. Their aims do not override it. They are getting what any sane person would expect. Nothing prevented them from separating their legal and shady operations to separate entities. That, at least, would prevent compromising the whole operation. If someone puts his head in a lion mouth, it is still his fault, at least partially, that lion kills him.

It’s not like they’re distributing the latest Marvel slop.

I doubt this argument will hold in court.

Can Internet Archive just stop copyright violations?

Do not get me wrong, I am all for piracy, but usually pirate websites hide themself (like libgen, for example), so that no lawsuit possesses a threat to the resource itself or resource owners.

IA, on the other hand, are pretentious pirates. They either believe that they are untouchable or just do not care in general. And when it causes expected result once again, they start running around asking for help and telling how dangerous it is for their entire work.

Just install terminfo.

It is intended behavior, almost every terminal requires terminfo. It is just that terminfo for most popular (or older) ones comes preinstalled.

All new niche terminal suffer from it. Foot has the same problem.

Why not rutracker.org?

reg.ru

As far from US as possible.)

The main problems with gaming on x11 are:

1. Screen tearing. You can check YouTube for how it looks.

2. Latency in x11 is significantly higher.

3. HDR support. X11 does not support HDR. But I doubt you laptop supports it either.

I do not believe that problems 1 and 2 affect minecraft that much. They are mostly prominent in games like first-person-shooter and alike.

Also, note that Minecraft itself does not support wayland. This means that it would run under x11 that would run under wayland (with both x11 and Wayland problems combined).