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  • nobloat@lemmy.mltoTechnology@lemmy.worldTwitter is dead. Long live BlueSky.
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    1 year ago

    Also no quote tweets. And many people are used to algorithms now. I love Mastodon but I have to say Bluesky is more polished. Mastodon can be weird about threads and replies to posts. Sometimes I see a reply before I see the post, especially in the “lists” view. Chronological timeline is great but it has its own issues too. For example people living in different time zones will have their posts buried when everyone is asleep. The algorithm, for better or worse, shuffles things around which can work for you or against you. If you browse for 5 mins here and there, algorithm helps you see the most relevant posts in that widow. Having both chronological and algorthimic feeds would be so helpful to me in Mastodon. I know there a front end that does a “catch up” feature, but it’s a bit hacky








  • nobloat@lemmy.mltoAsklemmy@lemmy.ml*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 years ago

    FOSS generally puts more pressure on people to write better and safer code, because you know everyone is going to look at it. Even when vulnerabilities are found, they are usually fixed so fast compared to the proprietary side. There are stories of people waiting 6 months for Microsoft to fix a vulnerability, while an Openssh or openssl issue is usually fixed in a few days.










  • nobloat@lemmy.mltomemes@hexbear.netTime to go, boomer
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    2 years ago

    It’s not about being behind Hamas. Hamas didn’t come into being in a vacuum, but is a direct result of what was happening in the region for years. At first Israel let Hamas form or even encouraged it, attempting to use it to keep Palestine divided. Destroying Hamas, which has the highest cost for civilians, is useless if the circumstances that gave rise to it didn’t change. Another Hamas will just form. It’s like the US trying to bomb Taliban out of existence, they are in power now after all the death and tragedy.

    Edit: if you want to know more, there’s an archived Wall Street Journal article citing Israeli sources about how Hamas was formed, and the role Israel played in that.


  • nobloat@lemmy.mltoAsklemmy@lemmy.ml*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 years ago

    It’s not even available in many countries. Even if it were, the price is steep especially in third world economies. It’s probably not that big of deal for many in the US but most people in third world countries would find it so hard to squeeze it into their budget.





  • nobloat@lemmy.mltoWorld News@lemmy.mlHow the Palestinian Authority Failed Its People
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    2 years ago

    The power vacuum was literally artificially created by Israel. Do you think they didn’t know that this would happen ? They literally wanted to make an example out of Gaza like “see what happens when we step down of a region? Do you want this to happen?” Do you think Israel actually will let Palestine be united in one voice? They actually loved the fact that Hamas exists, as long as they can keep the violence to a minimum.