This doesn't seem to be that big an issue as PDS's can just directly communicate with one-another like how ActivityPub works.
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I wouldn't lump bluesky in the same pile as threads anymore, the atprotocol is fully up and running and slowly but surely individually hosted data servers are trickling out and away to their own services.
There's even new services running completely independent of bluesky running on atproto now: https://whtwnd.com/about
There's a really good write-up on how atproto federation works here: https://whtwnd.com/alexia.bsky.cyrneko.eu/3l727v7zlis2i
If you treat an AI like anything other than the rubber duck in Rubber Duck Programming you're using it wrong.
What's great about lawsuits like this is you really only have to prove intent and they have a record of them asking for similar imagery.
Like that person in a dream who keeps telling you to wake up
> restricted
More like walking into fansub channels and doing !get and walking away with DC++ info
For awhile Firefox's JavaScript engine used more memory, but those gaps have been mostly filled.
Alongside the EPA for constantly getting in the way of the FAA trying to slip his SpaceX flight licenses through with a wink and a nudge instead of properly following regulations, and the FAA for trying to keep a semblance of legality through the whole process.
Less like surrogates and more like The Muppets
SpaceX launched about 429,125 kg of spacecraft upmass in Q1, followed by CASC with about 29,426 kg
Smaller satellites (<1,200 kg) represented 96% of spacecraft launched in Q1, 76% of total upmass
So the way I'm personally reading this is 2/3 of this is starlink launches
I used to work for an algorithmic advertising company.
The gist is that if you get one big spender it offsets the cost of losing a thousand or more other people because those large contracts usually last past the official sale
Yes! Actually.
The full atproto up and running with bluesky is only in the last month or so, so people are finally starting to trickle out and set up their own services and hosts.
It's actually very promising and hopeful.