It was just stopped though.

I recently learned about discourses trust levels:

https://blog.discourse.org/2018/06/understanding-discourse-trust-levels/

They’re pretty smart.

Overall, my utopian vision for the fediverse is local servers per interest, with members who willingly participate because they value the community, including paying for server costs. These local communities then moderate according to their rules and servers block each other based on preferences.

In that utopian model, spam is not an issue, because the members are locally known, you don’t even really get in without some kind of invite or knowing someone.

I would be against some overarching court that has the potential to make decisions I disagree with. The freedom of the internet is precisely in not being governed by something like that. Including communities around “wrong opinions” and “disgusting content”.

That’s not a very jolly roger :(

That’s a really nice source.

And how do you finance the high and long lasting firmware maintenance required by Graphene OS, to stay secure?

This first step in the collaboration is not about long lasting firmware maintenance, it’s about getting device manufacturer and software developer to talk with each other at all.

Financing security stuff is easy, you cut parts and features until simple and secure parts remain, then you don’t update the hardware and do long term quality control, bug fixing and pen tests.

Plus mass production.

The way you DONT do it, is price yourself out of all demographics that care about it being a different OS. “High-end don’t care” is covered by Apple.

man face when

In case you’re serious, Lemmy is the hot, exciting, punk, rebel version of reddit and Linux is the hot, exciting, punk, rebel version of using your computer. The motivation for using either are quite similar.

Hmmm… idk… Do you have a permit?

In all seriousness, as long as the communities are small and there is low traffic broader topics and questions are totally fine. Only if there is consensus that something is “too much” and repeated off topic will it make sense to split off and fragment.

The fediverse is friendly enough that you can try first, and if you’re overstepping someone will politely ask you to not do it again.

Anything.

Could be an unfortunate freak accident that disables the electricity grid.

Could be that all trees around your home all fall down and block the roads so you can’t get to the store.

Could be that you break your leg and can’t go to the store to get food or water for 10 days.

Could be flooding, could be drought, could be wildfires, could be a reversal of earths magnetic field or a solar storm that destroys all electronics and throws us back to the stone age.

3-10 days is the realm of “something could happen that meaningfully disrupts the general supply chain”. and also still reasonable to expect of people. Like, they’re not going to ask you to stock up 6 months worth of water and food in a 50m² apartment. That’s not going to happen. Too expensive, don’t have the room. And they’re also not going to ask you to stock one (1) cookie for an emergency in case you get hungry tomorrow afternoon.

And also, if the problem is so huge that the government, military and NGO people can’t fix it in 10 days, that’s a pretty damn big problem and it could be that stocking up from 1 month doesn’t help much more than 10 days, because they can only solve it in 5 years.

3-10 days also buys time to figure out evacuation without having to think about literally the next meal.

Hey, if you could make a 5-30 minute video of just gameplay showing off some systems, going through a few levels to see what the gameplay is like, that would really help.

I’m excited for innovation in the genre but I’d like to see some “real substance” before signing up for a test.

That’s… how lemmy works by default? I don’t get it.

Because there is a massive amount of PR and propaganda to “just accept” low paying jobs and being treated like shit.

The work they advertise and show “what is possible” isn’t “owning a bank”, or “being CEO”. It’s the local janitorial service showing how nice they are that they are paying 1$/€ whatever more than minimum wage.

Politicians saying that don’t give a rat arse about what the work is actually like, all they see is tax revenue, economic activity going up and most importantly, young people not getting funny ideas about freedom and protests to demand it.

Like, have you never been to a career fair? It’s bottom of the barrel stuff.