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  • β€œFlood the swamp!” cried the 98 year festering old presidential candidate. but it was too late, the swamp was already leaking dry.

  • hmm, well kids that’s access controls and networking for ya! use it to your own advantage. besides, i doubt any federettiquite has beem established. remember you can always start your own instance with your own friends and block everyone else out. thre’s lno reason not to.

  • There is identity (who you are as a user, e.g, @dipshit@lemmy.world) and there is content (which must be on a server which can be accessed by anyone on the web 24/7 in order for things to work). Mastodon has a really portable system, but importing and exporting data requires that server hosting the data be online 24/7 (or at least when you want to access it, which could be anytime 24/7).

    Bluesky’s proposal is nice and clean, but it refers only to your identiy. If bluesky were to go down, you couldn’t transfer your content out of it until it came back up. I think this is the problem nostr tries to solve with relays but I could be mistaken. either way, relays are just another server that needs to be online in order for the data to be accesses.

  • Dear police: you cannot check the welfare of someone by shooting them with your gun. Thanks, ACAB.

  • since we can’t read minds we will never know.

  • Federation is just a protocol or a shared language so that other activitypub-federated services can act as a user on that instance. Most activitypub software include the ability to block instances for any particular reason. Further, most activitypub software include the ability to host private instances. Nothing about this is against how federation or the fediverse works. It could be considered a dick move, but I think that refers more to federetiquette than the fediverse itself.

  • sadly, not all practitioners practice evidence-based psychotherapy. some practice non-directive conversion about joe rogan topics.

  • because he wants 60 year olds since the 20 year olds weren’t working out. because he isn’t considering 21-59 year olds. because selection bias.

  • can someone please explain how one site existing causes other sites to fail? that’s not generally how it works.

  • skipped a few years there but ok. not like he’s worth working for in the first place.

  • how do you feel about who has the burden of proof? the person claiming the thing or someone saying there is no evidence to suggest that the claim is correct?

  • There’s lots more on the internet where that came from.

  • You aren’t much of a thinker, are ya?

  • neocities.org and I used to telnet into muds on vax terminals way back when.