What is prioritized in the development of librewolf right now?

Perhaps you tried to translate to or from a language not supported by deepl?

I use spacebear federation. So at least I don’t have to think about the technical stuff. I pay 20$ a month for each instance. And if I remember correctly, I get 25gb on each.

I have a couple peertube instances. These are norwegian and I plan to connect them to other peertube instances with similar themes. The first one is about extinction rebellion in scandinavia and the other is about earthspace mastery (guitar, juggling and handstanding for example).

My biggest problem so far is that I have lacked the energy to stay active on them.

Our language reflects our world view.

Donations implies that we are throwing money into an altruistic well to cleanse our soul. The person donating are elevated in status for their altruism regardless of how little the project progressed towards it’s vision.

Investments implies that there are something on stake. That money can be invested poorly. That we can’t simply just donate to anything and expect the world to improve. It requires justification from the investor. We can measure whether an investment was good or not. With investments there is no honor, because you do it for your self interests. Self interests such as preventing climate disaster, ending imperialism or distributing digital power.

So it is an investment in the community. The community gains a non-monetary return on investment.

Donating isn’t simply about burning up your money. You expect something in return. For example perhaps you invest in Framasoft with the expected return of having a more healthy internet ecosystem.

Definitely, I invest in (donate to) Framasoft, Small Tech Foundation and want to increase my portfolio.

This question wasn’t targeted towards people who support capitalism. No offense.

What is the difference between Mutual Business Model and cooperatives?

A for profit company is behind it, so I’m immediately skeptical.

This could be a way to make the fediverse look bad. Mainstream media can promote the narrative that the fediverse consists primarily of racists, nationalists and hateful people in general. They will promote this in a similar way to how they fought against file sharing.

How centralized social media encourage propaganda.

If his name isn’t there, then I made a mistake. Thanks for pointing that out:)

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I posted my comment before that was posted. I was very happy to see it :)

I think Netflix airing documentaries that raise consciousness about certain issues is interesting. Question is, do they have upper class solidarity? Is this about backstabbing the upper class for shareholder gain?

Or perhaps this is about controlling the narrative. Perhaps they tell small parts of the truth, but in a way that protects upper class interests?

Or perhaps these documentaries does have a real impact, but is a calculated move to increase credibility to promote upper class interests over time.

Is my post that uninteresting that people are going to ignore it completely and only talk about the referenced Rosenzweigs blog post instead?

By all means, my post could be uninteresting, not worth your time, unintelligible or simply wrong. But then I encourage you to refrain from upvoting or even downvote it.

If you really want to talk about the reference, you can do that here instead: https://lemmy.ml/post/84655

I just feel discouraged.

The site sais that the map tool is designed to find your new instance home. It feels wrong to select your home based on ping alone. Am I missing something?

I think we need to emphasize this topic more in digital issues. The matter of decentralization culture within the fediverse. How can we incentivize self hosting?

I think for example that Small Technology Foundation, Masto Host and Spacebear Federation brings a good impact on this. I think we also need to focus on making it easier for regular people to influence development so that we can better make self hosting accessable.