Or, you know, a bunch of countries who agree not to invade each other. Sounds kinda nice to me. Also, to help each other if invaded… it really sounds like… a way to prevent war.
But sit there with your insane words and pretend Russia isn’t actively trying to capture a peaceful and sovereign nation.
I wasn’t excited. I was too busy wondering how people in the US were too stupid (a general humanity problem to be sure) to realize the world wasn’t ending when nothing happened in all the other time zones that transitioned to the new year before us.
Ah, so they should just stop helping. Yes?
This person has been posting Ukraine war news for some time, and has 56K followers. See the craziness they posted after the Vilnius results:
It seems to me Zelensky is definitely speaking to a sect with zero empathy.
Wow.
I wish I could say I would stop purchasing the stuff, but I already refuse Pepsi anytime it’s offered.
Now Snickers, M&M’s, and Twix I’m going to miss.
THAT’s why Diet Coke was on sale again.
eventually both of you will come to a conclusion
But not necessarily an agreement.
I don’t see this winning, but I do see SLAPP suits and harassment bring an issue for our administrators. You also have to consider LEO investigations and cybersecurity requirements. This is something folks need to understand and harden themselves for now, or get out of the game.
Would an app that pulls directly from each server (anonymously) or an app that pulls from dedicated servers (while logged in/subbed) be better? The first is more efficient but the instance owners likely won’t be [financially] supported, while the latter requires duplication and is prone to defederation issues. In the end I suspect overcoming defederation will be a significant design goal of third party apps.
A new independence. I digg.
Thanks! Hopefully my neighbors don’t burn down the neighborhood.
had they simply not decided to anger all their power users
It was Huffman. It was inevitable.
Inefficient energy wise. Not timewise.