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Reddit users lost?
https://the-federation.info/platform/73
The numbers do speak for themselves.
While it's not huge, compared to reddits numbers, it's a massive boost to lemmy. A lot of those leaving are more likely more active users. It's bootstrapped Lemmy into a viable platform. It now has a critical mass of users to generate content.
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Twitter refuses to pay for arbitration it forced on 891 ex-employees, suit says
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I'll admit I was a minor fan of him. He seemed to have his ego pointed in a good direction. It was around the time those kids got stuck in a cave that I realised something was off.
I was never a hyper fan, but I'll admit I was completely taken in by his PR machine, for a time.
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The sad truth about Twitter’s rate limit
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It's not a hideous summary. The video is, itself, very much a blitz summary of current events.
The raspberry pi thing is a smart arse comment on twitter cheaping out on their hosting. It's hard to find enough raspberry pis to replace the Google cloud service.
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What's a true fact that is so misleading it's borderline misinformation?
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It doesn't exist in an inertial frame of reference. In a non-inertial frame it's a perfectly valid force
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Someone posted a can of beans saying Lemmy will upvote anything. But will Lemmy upvote SPAM?
I don't want SPAM!
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Welcome to Feddit.uk!
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There should be next to no difference in content. In theory, de-federation could lead to a difference. E.g. if lemmy.world de-federated with someone, feddit.uk would still be able to see and interact with it.
In practice however, basically the same.
