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But I agree that who upvoted a post shouldn’t be federated.
This also surprised me. I wonder is it necessary for technical reasons to prevent repeated upvoting of a submission by the same user?
But I agree that who upvoted a post shouldn’t be federated.
This also surprised me. I wonder is it necessary for technical reasons to prevent repeated upvoting of a submission by the same user?
When I was young, I spent a lot of time playing Extreme Paintbrawl. I only learned years later that it had achieved notoriety as one of the worst video games of all time. Looking back it’s not hard to see why. But back when it was one of the very few games we had for PC, I got a lot of enjoyment out of it.
I was planning to sign up at BeeHaw because it seems pretty active and with high quality discussions. When I heard that it had defederated from Lemmy.ml and Lemmy.world I decided not to sign up to any of those three as I would rather have access to all of them (though I can understand why BeeHaw defederated). So I just went with VLemmy.net as it was one of the recommended ones (on join-lemmy.org and the Awesome-Lemmy-Instances GitHub) and seems to be very broadly federated.
I don’t think it matters too much, though I think if you were signed up on the same instances as all your favourite communities it would be a bit more convenient.
Also using Hetzner, can’t complain and the pricing is good.
Would be really interested to hear any real life reviews from users of the Bangle.js 2. It looks great given its features and price point but would be interested to know if there is a catch somewhere.
This is a bizarre article.
To frame that as “the UK has one of the lowest life expectancies among rich countries” is… misleading, to say the least. Why does Germany have one of the lowest life expectancies among rich countries? Why does Denmark?