

If you post something to a federated platform, it is literally never deleted. There is no privacy to be gained from deleting posts from the fediverse.


If you post something to a federated platform, it is literally never deleted. There is no privacy to be gained from deleting posts from the fediverse.


Some people think that keeping a community laser focused attracts more readers through quality. It’s an ideal that I respect, but I’ve never really observed that to be true in reality.
If you’re reading this @HybridSarcasm@lemmy.hybridsarcasm.xyz consider this my polite feedback that I completely get what you’re trying to accomplish but you might be working harder than you need to be.


Can you expand on this? Why do you think this?


Yeah, it was definitely that and not all the web browsing and searching you and your colleague did before, during, and after the meeting, and the meeting notes you sent over gmail/microsoft mail. 🙄
Does this break all the various security features that are the reason to use Signal in the first place?
When was the last time you heard about a large government computer outage? (I don’t count the VA because that’s broken on purpose.)
Well, you see, the mistake you are making is believing a single thing the stupid AWS status board says. It is always fucking lying, sometimes in new and creative ways.


I typed your symptoms into the computer and it says you may have “internet connectivity problems”?


It reminds me of the Macally iKey


And computers are just a bunch of carefully arranged grains of sand.


Everyone loves CP. Tell all your friends about CP.


That’s…literally the point of clearing cookies? Do you also complain that swimming makes you wet?


…for now.


Holy shit if there’s that much dust on the front grille of the computer I can’t even imagine how much is caked on the internal heat sinks. I bet you could literally double the speed of these computers with a vacuum or air blower.


But is it Enterprise Grade and Web Scale? RedHat has a lot of marketing legacy behind it.
Edit: I realize I probably should have specified the /s I’m making fun of RedHat marketing.


Does it count as “doing it well” when every release has fixes for previous releases’ memory bugs?


I thought the whole point of the Quest is that it’s a standalone device that runs games untethered?


Amazon Snowball will send you a semi truck.


Sure they might exist but the ones you buy off of That Website never are.
Lmao I guess I should start by reading the community rules.