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Wait, is "advocating death for" the evolution of "right to exist"? That sure escalated quickly.

I think that's what they're saying: in most of the world it's used as a gradient/spectrum, just a few countries consider it absolutes (you're either left or right).

They don't need everyone to comply, just the vast majority.

i'll delete it shortly

I'm not sure how many more of these lies I can take :'(

Those are test servers for Lemmy.ml (for new versions, I think), by the Lemmy devs. I don't think they're banned for ideological reasons, and you won't miss out on much by blocking them.

If you're in Europe, I can recommend Tuxedo Computers. They specialise in making Linux based computers, and are highly configurable.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Oh wow, it hadn't even occurred to me such a subscription wouldn't include the ability to watch on demand. That's so last century.

You guys?

Eurasia is a single continent,

Depends on who you ask

the distinction between the two is cultural.

Fully agreed there.

That sounds like a contradiction.

Edit: For everyone else who doesn't bother to read the rest of the thread: it hadn't occurred to me that buying HBO doesn't include video on demand. But now I do. You don't have to tell me. I know now. What I'm saying is you don't need to tell me. Because I already know. So there's no need to tell me, for I already know.

I wonder if op is still on Lemmy though ;)

I've applied for an account here like a week ago, and he hasn't approved or rejected it.

I hope he hasn't forgotten about this server :|

That sucks :/ Maybe the new ones will eventually show up if you subscribe.

!cat@lemmy.world

Hi. Lemmit developer/owner here.

You are not the asshole. As you are quite aware by now, the whole point of the bot/Lemmy server is to copy content from Reddit. I know the bot can be quite spammy, and I have no idea why people Request subreddits like these, let alone subscribe to them - since it doesn't copy any comments, even when it EXPLICITLY states so in every post.

When I created the bot, I did so specifically for subs where interaction with OP and other community members is of little value, like !itookapicture@lemmit.online , !steamdeals@lemmit.online and, errr, "grown up subreddits".

That so many people subscribe to "cliffhanger subs" (just the questions without the answers) is beyond me, but it's a side-effect of the model / open market, I suppose. I do intend to keep improving the bot though. Short term plans are for adding some thresholds of minimum karma levels before archiving a post, and putting a sticky on each community that suggests actual, organic communities rather than this.

My end goal for Lemmit is for it to be unnecessary - that all the content people love is created here. But I do know it's hard to let go of some of the content treasures people leave behind.

Last but not least: I sincerely encourage everybody who dislikes the bot to block it, or to ask their server owners to defederate from lemmit.online if they dislike it. That's the beauty of the fediverse, in my opinion.

You're ruining the circlejerk with your realism! 😠

Edit: I think Mr. Robot gave a good glimpse what would happen if all debts were wiped. It sounds fun on paper, but in the end, the people with the least money would suffer the most.

Can he phase through walls? :o (Wild cards)

This completely goes against the entire philosophy of the Fediverse

Care to elaborate on that? As far as I know this is built in to all the ActivityPub applications.