What is this weird 60% rule?
What is this weird 60% rule?
I have a 0.1 accuracy scale from aliexpress and it works everyday with its soon to be 10 year old coin battery.
I’ll buy a rechargeable one if ever it goes to scale heaven.
But what’s the Catch?!
Lemmy uses activity pub right? 200 in a survey hosting similar stuff is not that bad IMO.
They live in Siberia?
To be fair IDK but it seems like the american law enforcement or the whole system isn’t working as expected.
I usually closes the tab with the little “x”
Youtube does it, and it just continues to blast the wrong video you accidentally just auto-started because instead if fucking off, it shows other videos with the bad video getting just reduced.
Aaargh for the state of todays internet
Hell yeah! 💖💖💖
Knee high socks are for any Linux flavour 💖
Okay so now I have heard of those immutable OS kind of regularly, but what is it and why is it so much better?
Thank you!
On the fat cheque
That’s what she said
Oh no, I feel it already the “I was on Linux before it was cool”
Whereas if there were less seeders but they could provide 1mb/s connections, you are limited by your own internet connection
Gigabit internet connection gang rise up!
Because I had lots of problems with my lemmy.mindoki.com server, so I shamefully uses an accunt on lemmy.world.
Just wiped the server a coupla of days ago (snif), so if everything works out well this time you’ll see valmond from mindoki the next time :-)
A lemmy server, and my experimental Tenfingers sharing protocol nodes.
Removed by mod
Russia is in for a harsh wakeup when the Ukrainian war ends (or in 2026 if the war is still ongoing IMO). Their economy is “looking good” right now only because it has been switched to a war economy, and the Kremlin injects tons of cash in it, but lots of it isn’t useful for the russians, it’s just getting destroyed in the war.
Also the ruble is close to a dead currency, nobody wants to trade in it any more.
This graph sucks so much, like it shows oil etc going Up until, hmm checks notes, today! Then it magically tapers off.
I sure wonder how this is supposed to function, any explanation anywhere, like a diagram or something?