Yeah the headline kind of implies that these were new revelations. It’s pretty much what you’d expect though.

People in care really need to stop visiting New Zealand!

Russia are a huge exporter of fuels used for energy production though.

Let’s face it, they will be. As a non American I’m wondering how I can convince our nation to further distance itself from the US as I just don’t think they are a partner we should be too tightly coupled to; they’re displaying all the signs of an empire on the edge of implosion.

We spent all our public health goodwill on COVID. A sizable portion of the population will never accept any further restrictions for public health reasons. A smaller but still concerningly large portion will not get any new vaccines because of this.

The difference is that Vietnam and Afghanistan were civil wars. It’s very difficult to win a war when a sizable portion of the citizens are fighting against you. Ukraine seems to be very united against a common enemy: Russia.

Because I have multiple doors in my house which lead outside. I normally take my shoes off when I come inside, but sometimes I come in one door and then want to leave via a different door only to realise my shoes are at the other end of the house.

I don’t know if I’d call his new stuff “bangers”.

You won’t know until it’s long passed. Time is the best curator.

You know that RATMs big albums were over 25 years ago, right?

They kind of also pay out on the services you pay them for, it’s not helping, it’s just an obligation they haven’t managed to dodge.

It’s almost like there should be a not for profit option, perhaps if there were some large group of people who worked for everyone, and we’re controlled by some sort of elected governing body.

old.reddit.com

It’s not nice but it works for the couple of times a week I check some specific subs that I want to stay in.

I think it’s hard to maintain a critical mass in an anonymous social media/aggregator. You need enough fresh content to satisfy users, and you need enough users to provide that user driven content.

If you’re only in the popular Lemmy channels then you probably wouldn’t notice the users leaving, but the small communities are the first to go.

Interesting. The one I’m in pulls from /r/all.

I can complain about the direction something is going while continuing to use it. FWIW I still use old Reddit in a browser and will probably leave if that stops working.

How did you manage to get into many? I’m in the one with Kebble in it, but I’ve never even been invited to any others.

I use it because there are two communities I still want to see, one is a kebble sub, and the other has torrents which are easier to find than going to a torrent site.

Using consumer hardware as a server.

I’m slightly baffled by all this. I’m scheduled to get my line upgraded to be able to handle 100mbps in 2025 and I’m currently able to get 48mbps which costs me about USD55/mo. I only got the upgrade from 8mbps in 2019 (stupid conservative govt). While I’m looking forward to the better connection, I don’t really find a problem with 50 at the moment. I work from home, I stream multiple instances of media, I torrent things sometimes. I think I’m on an cap of 1tb but tbh I’d have to check if that’s what it still is, I haven’t looked for a long time.

You waffle stomp?!