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Aw, I'm so sorry, that must've hurt. I had a similar thing happen to me but in a dream... I never had the confidence to ask her out irl

And a script blocker like NoScript

Here's an article

What does this have to do with Piracy?

He could host way more stuff on it, Lemmy is fairly light

That's why they want to block an instance, I guess

The deck goes back to day 5 because somebody messed up with the server and had to revert data to the last backup

they could just smash one of my many windows

Note that smashing windows is a very shitty way to break into a house: it makes a lot of noise, very quickly raises suspicion of people passing by, getting into a house like that is harder, slower, you risk cutting yourself with random pieces of glass etc.

A person breaking into a house like that either knows precisely what they want and is prepared to act fast, or is an idiot who wants to go to jail

This. Unite with people around you and fight for the future

Yes, sh.itjust.works is an example

I'd rather give creators one time donations, tbh. $5 most likely would cover everything, creators gain very little from ads per viewer/listener

You can just use an adblocker and/or a custom front end

QubesOS is not fit for daily use by most people and you can also decorp your system without moving to it. Whilst the OS is a great one for its security, it's for people with a specific threat model, so if you tell everyone to move to it, then you're straight up giving really bad advice.

There's a button to mark a reply as read though

Fallout. I'm yet to play the second part and people say it's even better. You just don't see such game design anymore, I can't say modern or old one is better, both have their advantages but playing Fallout was totally worth it

Ironically, you are asking for this in the wrong community as this one is not intended for Lemmy support. Anyway, you might find this tool helpful. The search functionality there actually searches through many instances, whilst your instance is likely to stumble into an unfetched community

I absolutely love the KDE approach and I always enable telemetry for FOSS apps if I can see what exactly is being sent. Hell, I wouldn't even mind some opt out telemetry if I could see what data the app sends back "home". That's, obviously, if the data sent doesn't violate my privacy significantly

No, it would only appear after at least one person from your instance visited it, or searched for a specific community handle. Only after that your instance would fetch that community

If you want to see what's happening during boot you should remove quiet from your kernel parameters

Uhh, I have to disagree. Hate for corporations isn't hard coded into Lemmy and neither of us are using an instance moderated by the dev. Lemmy could easily be used by right-wingers