If you can control the porn, you control the internet.
So, if you can somehow trigger a revolt in all the NSFW subreddits, you win. Reddit stock will tank before it goes public.
remotelove
joined 1 year ago
Sorry, my points were mixed unintentionally.
I agree, I stay away from JVMs because they are a pain in the ass to administer and like you said, are usually coded by the lowest bidder.
In a well maintained environment, I have nothing against JVMs actually.
I was just bitching about the spring framework family. While security updates are frequent, Java apps tend to not age well and commonly suffer from version lock-in. (I am going through a round of that at my current job with spring auth stuffs being the offender.)
I can agree with that. There isn't anything wrong with diversity as long as the entire ecosystem benefits from it. There are pros and cons, but not really worth going into that here.
At the end of the day, this is the fediverse. If someone wants to write instance code in COBOL to run on a toaster, you go right ahead! (It doesn't mean I am going to support that effort, but my own personal opinion is insignificant in the whole scheme of things.)
My reaction on this is: Whatever.
I have heard strange things about Lemmy development in general, so it makes sense that something else would pop up eventually. Java though? I avoid JVMs like the plague and the security track record for spring* is spotty at best.
Still, if some people prefer it that way, whatever.
Cool. Now go post this in the community where they are re-writting Lemmy in Java.
They are supposed to be a little sweet and not completely bland. It could be possible that yours wasn't fully ripe, maybe.
Monitors aren't too difficult to disassemble. Most of them use screws and molded plastic clips. Plastic clips can be the most difficult part for people to manage as they can be extremely easy to break off.
It just takes practice to open up plastic cases. Having a few guitar picks or a good spudger is a huge plus.
If you happen to have a $400+ monitor you need to repair, it's probably worth your time to get a broken $10 one to practice on first.
Break blocks, get laid.
There have been some really strange things attached to that question before ... Still though, it's amazing how common strange things can be.
I agree. It's better to block specific communities and establish a home on another instance, IMHO. Unless an instance is really bad or just spammy, I usually wont block it.
Even with beehaw, there are some decent communities that are removed from the drama, believe it or not .. (beehaw/c/animals as an example: https://lemmy.ca/post/14488834)
That's a weird shadow ban, if it even is one. It could just be a bug, which is still not uncommon with Lemmy and it's various clients.
It has taken in upwards of a day for some of my comments to propagate before, but that was only during the last round of instance upgrades.
PronHub on my refrigerator has been a lifesaver though. That is the pinnacle achievement of a lifetime.