The whole update being design focused is kinda disappointing. But the Liquid Glass UI does look kinda intriguing. I'm glad to get back a little of the old Skeuomorphism of old.
with Python which is much, much easier to use than Rust and attracts more contributors. From what I understand it's easier to host too.
I can't imagine it's much easier than Lemmy. As far as self hosting goes Lemmy is pretty standard. And with PieFed being python it's bound to be less efficient at the same scale.
No man. It's great for utility like traveling through a country and being able to ask people things or get something done. But it doesn't foster real connections nearly as well. People will be far less likely to befriend you if you have to awkwardly talk through a translator all the time.
Well maybe consider looking into what South Korean customs are like.
Entering any country to "meet a boyfriend/girlfriend" will set off alarm bells. Mostly that they're worried you will stay illegally with them permanently.
Don't pack too much. Have return tickets already (very important to show you intend to leave), be able to show you still have a life/ties to your home country.
As the admin of thelemmy.club though I will say my aim is absolutely not growth for it's own sake. If the site starts to get larger than I want I will stop allowing signups. I welcome new users, but I'm not trying to be a big instance either.
A collection of games called "flying" which despite the name is a pool/billiards/curling/air hockey sim.
I had it mentioned on a Cathode Ray Dude YouTube video and wanted to try it, which led me down a bit of a rabbit hole. As far as I could find it never got ported to Linux? But it's still in the FreeBSD repositories. So I spun up FreeBSD on a VM but couldn't get it working because it refuses to launch on X if you have more than 8-bit color, and I was having a hell of a time launching X in that mode. So I downloaded a copy of FreeBSD 4 from around 2000 and got it to run.
They didn't say Iran was going to singlehandedly do it