for myself I find the existing android clients far from adequate. if you have filters, folders, identities etc it is a fuck tonne of set up. last time i tried i just gave up.

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actually what you said was

any opinion

it’s not a crime. but you know lemmy isn’t a court of law right? you sound like an asshole.

whether it deserves a ban I guess that depends on the context.

sorry but that’s like the dumbest thing anyone ever said. have you heard of intagram facebook tiktok linkedin grindr tindr and every other APP

it’s like going to a party and then just hanging out in the kitchen. or spending the whole night out on the porch smokin cigs.

madness

well on its way to become the defacto centralized Git hoster.

If this isn’t Github already, what is?

It’s a bit weird to only be on discord don’t you think?

do they just post their code in a chat or something?

who is the judge of the server side code? what about the terrible green on white default lemmy color scheme? who is the judge of https? who is the judge of the physical infrastructure of the internet? who is the judge of wifi6?

omg it goes so deep judges everywhere judging me!!!

global blocklists

good thing nobody suggested that… And if they did it would be completely unenforceable.

Imagining for a second that I had the technical ability to do so. The thought of running a lemmy server and letting random people make accounts sounds scary to me. Especially a “general purpose” one. I would feel responsible for the crappy stuff posted by users. How do people cope with that.

Also would not be able to conduct the “investigations” required to determine if an instance was csam etc. Because that means you have to go and check it out! we can’t have a system where every admin is basically required to view CSAM. that’s crazy.

So far, not a problem that I have noticed or even seen discussed.

Moderation is very light compared to reddit. I hope it will become more mature as moderators can really make special contributions.

Quickly scanned your post history and it’s a bunch of nasty nonconstructive comments with a similar tone to the above. If you experience problems with mods everywhere you go, it’s probably due to your own behavior.

I believe they are moving. Paid for in some part by .tv

There are some tools that can help with this but I don’t think completely automatically. I don’t use any of them.

See: https://github.com/dbeley/awesome-lemmy#tools - scroll up and down the page too might be something that suits you

You should also include a link to sublinks or say what it is or something?

a network between networks to make them more resilient i think you’ve just invented the arpanet?.

It seems that hourly rates of german lawyers are €100 to €500 which is about what I would expect. Even a few hours of time is a lot. To explain the case, have the lawyer or their designate review it, prepare for a case and show up to court is many hours at a minimum. Even if it is a simple matter.

it isn’t known which side is in the right

vs

If the defendent is obviously in the right

But the defendant still has to put the funds up in the first place? It’s a huge gamble and most people don’t even have the ante available.

Is there anywhere in the world that has a robust and comprehensive public funding for legal entanglements of all types?

I have a hard time thinking how it would work. For example your comment posted at https://discuss.tchncs.de/comment/5907612 posted at “Sunday, December 24th, 2023 at 8:40:09 AM GMT+00:00”. If you back up and restore to a new account in 6 months, does your new account get to retroactively repost this comment to December 2023? What about top posts you make?

Individual emails make sense as lone documents but on social media the individual items are only comprehensible in context.

If you just want a record of your individual posts/comments without context you can point an RSS reader at the feed available on your home instance user page. (Lemmy users only; for some reason this feature not available to kbin.)

finally, a lemmy instance which tolerates the posting of memes