I’m able to use .ml but .world seems to be completely down for me. Is there a platform or community outside of lemmy.world where they give updates?

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Why did you formulate it so complex? 😂

The subscribers are from your local instance. The end.

1.3 million worldwide does not sound like a lot…

Not in Germany lol. A cheeseburger used to be 1€ now it’s at 2,29€ 💀. Cheeseburger menu costs 5,99€

I would hope for the opposite tbh. I would love for Mlem to be a streamlined experience so new lemmy users don’t feel overwhelmed. Apollo hit the sweet spot with that.

I hope this changes in the future… something like 98(9.1k), meaning the first number is the local instance and in brackets are global.

You’re in a submarine, aren’t you. Lmao

That’s the point of Black Mirror though. It’s like a looking-glass into a fucked up dystopia where things like that happen. On the surface its obviously funny but then the more you think about it the more of the real elements seep through. All of this is wrapped up in a goofy story line for the broader audience.

I use dynDNS, specifically duckdns.org. Works perfectly

The irony of it, it’s hosted on GH 😂.

I love it haha

Gotcha, thanks. Haven’t thought of it in a commercial sense.

Sort by either new or top today

If you’re feeling adventurous select all and sort by new/top today

If this does not include media that a lot of data

GitHub MAS is my go to after installing anything M$. 😄

Genuine question, why would you downgrade to home?

While I somewhat agree with the core of your message I have to say that there should be other types of defederations/ “lock outs”

Defederation fragments whole communities and creates some type of exclusivity when lemmy is suppose to be open and accessible by everyone.

Beehaws reasoning was that they cannot moderate the new influx of members that come from these instances, especially if it’s that easy to sign up on them. My solution to this would be a feature that turns certain instances to read only instead of defederating them.

As for the porn argument, I think that’s kind of unfair to use as an example in the beehaw scenario. Otherwise I completely understand. There’s where the nsfw tagging comes in hand though. If instance owners do not want to serve this kind of content lemmy should offer the option not to cache communities/post that are tagged nsfw. Obviously that feature set does not exist (yet) but lemmy is a fresh product that is constantly updating and changing. I’m hoping these types of changes get added though.

Absolutely… also scary that when an instance chooses to no longer exist your whole profile goes with it.

I would like the ability to link/sync accounts for an Omni presence or something like that

Yes please let Reddit die faster 🙏🏻

I use Mullvad. No issues torrenting