It's 10 times the number of instances that lemmy.ml blocks, if that helps.
RobotToaster
joined 2 years ago
I'm guessing it doesn't stop them putting DRM in parts and making parts cost more than a new phone.
For some reason there seems to be minimal overlap between the two communities and that blows my mind.
There seems to be completely different cultures IMO
- Quote replies are normal on lemmy, but controversial on mastodon
- Full text search is normal on lemmy, but, again, controversial on mastodon.
- A significant proportion of lemmy users seem to dislike defederation, or at least view it as a last resort, while it seems to happen at the drop of a hat on mastodon.
At least that's the impression I've got from my limited attempts to use mastodon.
I seem to remember needing several special tools for changing my bottom bracket, not sure how common that is though.
The navy doesn't have that problem ;-)
Guess I overdid the hyperbole, it probably came across stronger than intended, sorry.
I just sub to them all, there's no limit like on reddit.
You gave me like five hours to reply lmao.
Someone who claims to be a socialist, but who has a pathological obsession with identity politics and dividing the working class, and gives little regard to class consciousness or worker solidarity. Usually has an extreme hatred of patriotism despite patriotic socialism being the official ideology of the Soviet Union. Often defends lumpen behaviour to a bizarre extent.
Did I miss anything?
Given that the genocidal regime has engaged in illegal harassment, assault, and espionage
Yes, but enough about the US regime.
Instead Apple and hardware manufacturers in general should prevent their products from allowing any software company from invading the people’s privacy in such intense ways.
lol, every intel processor has a backdoor called the intel management engine, it's literally a second processor running minix.
The study only used images and the image recognition system, so this will only be accurate for self driving systems that operate purely on image recognition. The only one that does that currently is Tesla AFAIK.