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Wonder if it was automated image detection or some person who was checking the selfies decided to let you in

Isn't it possible to add a disclaimer?

Yeah, that whole survey thing they force you to do seems suspicious

That reminds me of that "Windows 12" OS someone made by basically slapping a theme onto Linux lite and trying to sell it (Michael MJD made a YouTube video about it)

We are, RISC-V is a really cool architecture, can be complex enough to run full desktop Linux distributions, simple enough for a single person to make a RISC-V processor

And compared to electric car battery fires?

You're still giving users and money to Meta, which is probably gonna try use threads to do an EEE (embrace, extend, extinguish) on the Fediverse (Group of server software like Mastodon and Lemmy which are able to talk between each other, mastodon is probably the better twitter alternative, just try not to join the biggest instances and join a smaller one, experience is better)

And attempting to EEE the fediverse out of existence

If they happened (which is unlikely considering how professional and monitored the ISS is), it would have not been in a way that can conceive a child

What part of Mastodon is confusing for you?

Most don't have a profit incentive, in fact I'd guess that some would be happy to have the users who'd leave over this leave

Have you ever heard of Embrace, Extend, Extinguish?

On the fediverse, there's already a huge number of instances planning to block this app when possible as it isn't really in the spirit of the fediverse - it's proprietary, owned by a large company and centralized

As opposed to killing a writer

I've never heard of this stigma myself, can you explain

This is also another reason why nuclear waste reprocessing should be more common, theoretically there should be less distance to transport

Well technically, space is an uninhabitable environment and people can temporarily live there fine

In concept, the threadiverse (Lemmy/kbin) should be able to overcome a few of these. In practice, we have yet to see

Ive seen actual gibberish blogs consisting of random Unicode characters (often within a specific rangr(). What are those

Technically, you have a limit, but it would realistically take years to get there

I used this before, pretty impressive how much it can pull off

In polish the name is borrowed straight from Latin, et

Needs an update, I can run Sway on NVIDIA with a big limitation: XWayland is extremely buggy

I personally use this, I love how it lets you "try out" a package

The ads are very easy to block

I personally like ulisp as it allows proper dev on an rpi pico

What about Common Lisp?

Apparently hackernews is in netsec, huh.

You can learn about managing finances in KSP Career mode I guess...

I haven't heard that dad joke yet.