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  • The automated bot was created by the mod of pleasant politics in an effort to create a place to talk about politics that didn't have trolls and nasty people. It scans users across the lemmyverse and determines to ban or unban based on how inflammatory you are, which is determined by your downvote/upvotes ratio over time.

  • XMPP has quite good encryption nowadays, and at least according to our sysadmin, it's quite a bit lighter on system requirements. I think there was also some concerns about the matrix foundation being pretty corporate oriented.

  • My instance uses a self hosted XMPP for mods/Admins to communicate quickly, which works quite well.

  • AFAIK the Nostr protocsal sorta let's you hop around, but it's full to the brimwith cryptobros, and I'm still not sure how moderation works there.

  • Unless an instance enrolls in Lemmy-federate, the default behavior is that a user, even on the /all view, will only see local communities, and outside communities that another local user has sought out and subscribed to.

    If a newbie joins a small instance and doesn't know how to seek out communities that interest them with lemmyverse.net, they would likely have a very small range of content in their feed.

    Lemmy-federate helps by auto subscribing an instance to participating communities, seeding a wide range of content immediately.

    A large instance would offer a good experience either way, but would encourage centralization without Lemmy-federate existing.

  • You sound like someone who would enjoy The Secret Life of Machines. I've never met anyone else in real life who wanted to watch it with me, for the reasons you mention.

  • Oh sweet jesus, it's finally happening! Huzzah! Rejoice!

  • According to this, urban farming seems surprisingly viable due to yields being so much higher than big ag farming. If we grew on rooftops and replaced parking lots with growing space, a city could theoretically become food self sufficient.

  • You may want to consider getting involved with a local mutual aid group. The connections you make now will likely pay off in the future.

  • Think of it more like an amorphous mass, slowly pushing against an old wooden door until creaks, just to see if its locked.

  • The API debacle got me to leave, I had become fond of Infinity for reddit, and saw there was a fork for Lemmy called eternity.

    I implored a sub I nodded to join me, likely a handful did.

    I like it here much better, I can never go back now.

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  • Sorta like Facebook, but federated with activitypub, so it can interact with mastodon and Lemmy a bit.

    This blog post does a better job of explaining it.

  • Never a bad time to swap out to a degoogled OS. Graphene for pixels, DivestOS for non pixels that are supported, and lineage for the rest.

  • That's good to know the generic stuff can safely be skipped. I may return to it someday due to that, thanks for letting me know!

  • I think since the total amount of bullet votes isn't as massive as previously thought, it may only be somewhat outside of the norm, making the possible fraud less likely.

    I can see where it may be best to be tactical with a demand for recount if it won't change the outcome, as then it could make it harder to have a recount in the next election to the point where it does change the outcome. That's just my 2 cents tho.

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