Paradachshund @ Paradachshund @lemmy.today

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It sounds like it might be a little like that El Salvadoran condiment they have at pupusa places. I'm not sure what that's called either, but it's also a pickly shredded vegetable mix.

I've never heard of pikliz before. This looks really good! I love fried plantains

If you slam it hard enough you can still do this.

This makes sense, thanks for the answer!

Consolidation is inevitable I think. The most important feature of a social network is who's on it, and federation is a technical enough concept that it's going to be very hard to convince people not to go to the biggest instance.

I'm not a dev, but I believe the only way to avoid consolidation is to build some kind of neutral signup site that automatically assigns people to an instance based on load/location. This would also be good for adoption cause people could sign up without having to figure out what instances are.

Someone please let me know if I'm wrong, but I don't see how Lemmy could withstand any amount or coordinated cyber attack or operation.

If dedicated security teams from fortune 500 companies can't beat them, I don't see how someone's server in their garage is going to do it.

For me it's Journey. That game gave me an emotional experience I've never had in any other.

I thought this was the Nellie's nest guy for a second

I took it to mean fighting against a descent into nihilism.

I've never enjoyed gyms or traditional workouts, but yoga clicks with me.

It's high key thursday where I am, watch out!

Nah not really. I think piracy is a complex issue though, with far less wide reaching collateral damage. I wouldn't compare the two, personally.

I agree with that I think.

That third one definitely seems the most fun at a glance!

To login on different accounts I just make a private tab. Never tried the multi account thing you're talking about.

Same. At my desk but spiritually in bed.

The problem with trying to police the output is there isn't a surefire way to detect the fact it's generated. That's why I prefer targeting the companies who created the problematic models.

I think you've improved it a lot, but it loses a little punch with a single sentence in my opinion. I would do:

"You are what you eat," the Blue Fairy told Pinocchio. He gazed toward the elementary school.

If we're going pie in the sky I would want to see any models built on work they didn't obtain permission for to be shut down.

Failing that, any models built on stolen work should be released to the public for free.

What The Font is another one to look up. Sometimes they'll give different results so worth trying both.

I do a lot of print design too so I feel it