OsrsNeedsF2P @ OsrsNeedsF2P @lemmy.ml

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There are donors from both of their communities

Lemmy.ml monthly server costs: like 30$/mo

Cost to develop a Reddit: like 30M/yr

Price Lemmy devs are doing it for: 3000$/mo

The lemmy.ml instance costs like 30$/month to run. Your donation isn't going to that; your donation is going to develop Lemmy itself

Lemmy default UI should seriously consider a daily donation goal, similar to old Reddit. Implement a backend API to fetch the daily amount needed and the current amount donated, and stick it on the right hand side by all the trending communities. As a stats nerd, this would seriously motivate me to donate more.

Btw I would recommend leaving a note on the desktop saying something like COMPUTER_SPECS.TXT. I had Linux on my computers in school, and I was thinking "holy crap Linux is slow and old", but it turned out to be cheap hardware (and I didn't know better, back then)

They're based there, and an international lawsuit is magnitudes more expensive so it's unlikely they'll do one.

We'll probably unblock the UK from seeing the website though, our friends (i.e 2004.lostcity.rs) haven't blocked the UK and are doing great

This is why the layoffs on Google's Android team were good, and proof that they weren't deep enough.

Signed, a pissed off ex-Android developer

Oh sorry, totally forgot, we blocked UK users from accessing the website to avoid a Jagex lawsuit. If you're on Linux you can still play the game via Flatpak

According to the article they already did

“The team that runs our ultra-low-cost Amazon Haul store considered the idea of listing import charges on certain products. This was never approved and is not going to happen,” said Tim Doyle, Amazon spokesperson.

Lmao some poor team gets thrown under the bus

This is a "security" feature and I'm so tired of it. Same thing with Wayland, random crap doesn't work sometimes

Psst .. the first KDE app you installed via your package manager also put "the entirety of KDE" onto your system.

Did Cloudflare not let you pass with a captcha?

I wouldn't worry about security. Mainly because more security always means less things work as intended, and there's not really any malware targeting Linux. Just like, pick a distro, use it, and pivot based on things you like or dislike

Right? Git is literally decentralized. If you choose to use GitHub as a centralized Git service, that's on you.

(I will caveat this by saying we moved 2009scape off GitHub and the number of new contributors probably got cut in half. Mainstream services have a lot more eyes)

Someone drops a bad word and you want to cancel them? "Why is everyone moving to the right?"

Honestly I started looking into it (found some articles from 2017 where he showed Nazi imagery) and started asking myself wtf am I doing.

Calling people Nazis over the tamest crap is so old. I'm so done with the liberal crowd on Lemmy jerking each other off over simplistic issues. Get a grip.

X’s lawsuit claims the law’s “requirements are so vague and unintelligible that social media platforms cannot understand what the statute permits and what it prohibits.”

The issue with this argument is that social media platforms aren't required to enforce it? https://www.sos.mn.gov/media/5626/deep-fake-overview.pdf

He doesn't even know you, and a ctrl-f of your profile shows you've commented on 3 Elon posts in the last 10 comments. He lives in your head rent-free

Super glad you have something that works for you. Tylenol on it's own doesn't cure my migraines either (I only use it for regular headaches), but Tylenol + Advil cures my migraines (whereas each on their own don't do squat)