I mean not really because the computers in the farm at this point are recycled to be sold as seperate used units.

First rule of the sea:

Never place your rear end on a pirate’s face.

Also there definitely isn’t a VPN called cryptostorm that offers a nice free tier.

It’s an ethinic conflict that erupted a few months ago and has escalated since.

You know I get that you don’t see 100s or even 1000s of comments on each post but I’ve found that on lemmy people are actually willing to talk to you and listen. You don’t have to worry no one will see you or reply to you because you don’t have enough upvotes.

Pretty much. This is far beyond what an LLM can do as well.

The difference is that somehow the nets in our brains are creating emergent behaviour while the nets in code, even with a lot more power aren’t. I feel we are probably missing something pivotal in constructing them.

All of those seem reasonable 🤷🏾‍♂️

[thunderbird-beta-bin]

You login once, you’re set for years. Combined inbox from all your accounts so that you can see everything in one place. You only need to familiarise yourself with one interface.

Yeah :( but then again thunderbird is one of the few things I would prefer to install using the native package.

Just got in the beta channel :) Looks awesome and feels much more responsive. This is an amazing step! I remember how it looked like thunderbird might die after Mozilla ditched it but here we are.

I’m really glad you asked this question. I’m older than you but fits similar description, cishet with some friends and colleagues who are LGBTQ+ , dated a girl once who was bi. I also would stand up for any of my friends if they were treated poorly or unjustly, or if their identities or preferences were badly talked about i.e. my parents had very negative impression of gay people due to prevalence of drug use and STDs in the local scene until I sat down and talked to them.

Unfortunately I’m also pretty neurodivergent so I don’t understand a lot of stuff about LGBTQ+ because it isn’t structured in a way that I can understand. I wish someone made a programmers guide to LGBTQ+ or something :)

The upshot is that I struggle with the same dilemma as you do. A while back one of my favourite programs changed their icon to a rainbow one in support of LGBTQ community. I heavily criticized for a) saying that I wish they had told this before hand or given an option to retain the old one because I found the change jarring b) could they be transparent about what they’re doing for LGBTQ+ people in terms of donating money or workplace policy because it felt a little bit like an empty gesture.

The upshot is that I have no clue how people in this community would view me in the context of how hard it would be for me to interact with them (I already struggle with you’re creepy/emotionless bias when meeting new people, if I’m doing something to offend them on top of that then it’s going to be even more of a struggle).

The answers here have been really illuminating whr varied. So thank you to all the people who answered as well :)

People who use tabs after punctuation 🥲

Who wanted soldiers when elephants and catapults were so much cooler? Ooo flaming archers!

I can second the recommendation. Except for the hamburger menu, I love foliate.

Going to check out Thelma :) Have you seen the Good Doctor? That show makes me angry.

Do you have any recommendations for Android clients? I use song titles rather than albums and I couldn’t find a client that was title oriented.

I would be curious to know more. As far as I am aware, what lemmy does differently is that it still shows username when you delete a comment, and lets you restore your comments until you delete your account. If you delete your account everything is deleted. That isn’t the normal policy but it’s better than reddit’s where the site owners can unilaterally decide to restore content users deleted.

Yeah. I love the fact that it can aggregate feeds from multiple accounts. It is also the client that has been giving the least amount of timeouts for me.