(Federated) email didn’t survive. It got completely subsumed by the major providers who now have control over everything email related. It’s now impossible to run your own email server since none of the major providers will deliver your email without your mail server having first built a reputation.

The fediverse analogy would be if 99.9999% of users were on Threads and you couldn’t interact with any of those users from any of the small independent fediverse servers. Frankly, that’s exactly what it looks like is happening.

Got a link to that?

Can’t wait to read about it telling someone to put glue on pizza.

• Does your phone automatically join open wifi networks?
• Do you have worse cell signal than usual in this store?

Slightly OT, but for these instructions that do pick range of bits, add, insert into range, does x86 have dedicated silicon in the ALU to implement this process or is it implemented in microcode? If it’s the latter then how can it be faster than the equivalent unrolled instructions on a RISC ISA?

This is more of a general question about how microcode can be faster than using separate instructions, which is something I have never quite understood. Any CPU engineers that can enlighten me?

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Are you using the Import/Export Settings buttons in the settings page?

If you can reproducibly crash an instance then you should definitely file this as an urgent security issue in the lemmy repo so it can be fixed: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues

Are you one of the three proposers mentioned in the git repository?

closest current one I can find is

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or

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wait, let me get my cowculator

I think for now Forgejo is a drop-in replacement. However since they are a hard-fork, at some point in the future they will diverge enough to be mutually incompatible, so the clock is ticking on migrating.

*forgejo

I see this FUD all the time but nobody ever gives examples. Can you point to some specific sites that don’t work with Firefox?

This is not a federated bandcamp, it’s a platform for bands to do marketing across mutliple various social networks from one web portal.