Yep

Can’t I call out the hypocrisy? It’s irrelevant what the pretext was, the Iranian regime is still brutal and doesn’t allow it’s people to vote on how it’s government is run.

Yeah I dunno. I guess it solves a lot of low effort bots that probably generate a lot of noise?

Don’t confuse my comment for support for the US’s actions against Iran. I’m simply highlighting that Iran is talking about a success of the US people being able to make democratic changes to their government (despite all its faults), whilst their own people can’t afford the same luxury.

Will Iranian’s be able to say ‘NO TO A RELIGIOUS AUTHOTARIAN REGIME’?

How difficult was it getting the blood and tissue of them?

The karma thing is extremely annoying, I’ve fallen afoul of it myself multiple times. But I also get why subreddits do it: they’re trying to filter out bots and it probably reduces moderator workload a tonne. Lemmy doesn’t have the scale (a lot of subreddits are significantly bigger than Lemmy) to really make it a problem, but no doubt we’d start seeing similar tactics if communities had hundreds of thousands of active users.

What annoys me is when your post gets immediatly removed because of reddits filters, but it won’t say why! You have no idea if it’s something to do with your account, or if you’ve used a word that triggers the post to be removed.

Anyway, welcome! I’m always curious how people find out about the fediverse, how did you find out about Lemmy? :)

He says that around 8:30am this morning, the LZB controlling system failed due to communications issues, leaving no coverage for just over 60km of the track, which in turn triggered an automatic stop for six trains on that stretch.

But around 8:36, the Adif control centre issued a manual instruction to override the warning and let the traffic resume.

He heavily suggests that this “inexplicable” decision should not have been made, as trains should have remained under strict orders not to move.

The Guardian