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Which ia better: Wifi 6 or Ethernet in terms of latency?

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  • Always wired.

    I have wifi6e. I love it. It can usually match wired speeds (1gbps) but there is interference and dropouts on occasion.

    For mortals. Wifi6 with good signal is enough. But wired is always better.

    • Mastodon has hit 2 million active users today!

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  • To be honest - Lemmy migration made me an active Mastodon user.

    I joined Mastodon right after Musk took over Twitter. I was never big on Twitter but wanted to try mastodon.

    But never became active. Because I was not a tweeter. I was also not a tooter.

    The Reddit exodus was a wake up call for me and I committed to become a user and supporter in fediverse. So the migration to Lemmy/Kbin activated me as a Mastodon active users.

    • mastodon with lemmy

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  • Isn’t that the differentiating feature of Kbin? Ability to both interact with Lemmy. Immunities and mastodon microblogging?

    I am new. I may be wrong.

    • Who is the third faction in the leaked Google memo about AI?

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  • It’s a complicated deal, since Open AIs corporate structure, but they are one of the bigger supporters and get a lot of their profits.

    • Does it feel like the fediverse is exclusively used by older tech nerds?

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  • It’s not TikTok. That is for sure (the new hotness for teens). And so in the world of Reddit and Facebook the early adopters are … the people you describe. Mastodon seems a bit more diverse - since it’s branches from Twitter but Lemmy and Kbin is Reddit refugees and those are .. 30+ nerds.

    • PSA: Mastodon is NOT Twitter and does not aim to be.

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  • Please take the below as said with the most respect. Especially as I am very empathetic of the struggle of communities finding a space away from hate.

    My … concern is:

    What you describe is … Reddit / Threadiverse model. Small tight communities focused on openly discussing niche topics. This is why I am on Lemmy.

    I use mastodon as “microblogging” - public posting on topics of interest and honestly as an RSS feed since many news orgs’ Twitter feeds are ported over to masto.

    But my problem is. If mastodon is a place where we form tight private communities. … and Lemmy is a place where we form tight private communities .., and kbin is a place where we form tight private communities … why do we have all three? What is the difference?

    We need fediverse software with clarity of purpose. And the purpose you described … does not fit at all to me with the way things, like replies, seem to work in Mastodon.

    Does that make sense?

    (And I fully admit I may completely be wrong in this opinion)

    • The EU forced Apple to allow users to replace their own batteries, Apple did so by making the process as troublesome for users as possible.

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  • exactly - the port law enters into effect next fall for all new models introduced after. Apple has iPhone 15 and 16 to comply. EU likes for their big industry actions to come on reaaaaaly slow ... partly as a defense against the industry arguing they did not have time to prepare