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16 hours agoI used Obtainium to get it
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4·1 day agoSome people may leave our platforms for virtue signaling
anyone who quits Meta is ‘virtue signaling’
These are not the same thing. Just a blatant lie.
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look, it has dark mode
Starts @2:20, if the linked timestamp doesn’t work.
It wasn’t removed, there was never an app before.
They’ve had one for a while.
It doesn’t.
[citation needed]
Yeah, I don’t have that problem, because I just don’t follow those sorts of accounts but popping over to the search column also coincidentally throws you into the “trending” posts and holy balls.
The adverts are videos also
The phrase used was not “shifted considerably”, it’s “mass exodus”.
1·2 days agoIn that case they could just install Linux in the other machine to try it out.
I mean if you’re “just trying it out”, you could just use a live USB. You’re probably not saving anything valuable to it anyway.
it certainly sound like they don’t have 2 machines to run syncthing
Can’t understand any reason you would think that.
why wouldn’t they just copy all their important data to the other machine to avoid the data loss risk?
That’s…what I’m suggesting? Syncthing just automates the process.
It’s not. But I wasn’t referring to GPUs anyway, I was referring to peripherals. Audio equipment, drawing pads, cameras, etc.
No ads yet…
Didn’t happen to Twitter. Didn’t happen to Reddit. Won’t happen to Meta.
Lemmy FTW
You don’t even see photos anymore. It is 99% videos at this point.
Syncthing can be installed on anything, very easily. All you have to do to make it a “server” is to make sure its connected 24/7.
and a USB drive is a thing you can just buy and start using with no setup effort.
USB drive will be super slow and will be hanging out of whatever it’s attached to. There are many other better options.
I love how ambiguous they’re being, because “lawmakers are proposing regulations that protect consumers from our invasive surveillance which maintains our monopoly on advertising so we can charge you more money” just doesn’t have that same ring to it.