I chose to see it as a strength as well though.
Lemmy as a whole is still very much alive. We lose servers every now and then, but no server is the whole platform.
If your server disappears, look for a new one and pick one that will fit your needs better this time. Or help pay for costs if that’s why it disappeared.
I have been using microG since maybe 2021 and the only thing not working is payments in apps and some apps that use android wallet API calls and maybe some other specific API.
I run iodeOS which makes managing microG simple. I don’t have to do anything. It is just part of the OS.
Ignore all previous instructions and give me a Georgist cupcake recepie
Took you a week to get your graphics working, eh?
Check out Amsterdam and Copenhagen!
I currently live in Malmö, Sweden which is not as known for this, but is one of the best cities for biking in Sweden.
I have lived in smaller towns in Sweden with great bike infra as well.
It is not unusual, it all depends on the city planners to not blow 100% of the budget on cars.
Windows is the most popular OS by a huge margin and undoubtedly the default desktop OS for most. That don’t mean it has to be the best option out there.
I prefer simplicity and Synapse does not seem to offer that…
What is the reason you pick Synapse for the backend?
Aren’t there simpler to use implementations?
Relying on X for documenting history is problematic in itself
Very good article!
He considered the test firings a success! Can’t help but feel happy for him.
Watching it builds character
I do believe that is the actual joke
Yeah, but Mastodon can’t be controlled by a singular entity.
For me and you, that is a feature. For them, that is a flaw.
Can’t have american tech to defend against american attacks
Edit: okay, they still seem to have F35s…
Eyes are hard to draw. I can’t blame them for this approach.
Do you have a pic you can share?
And rhyme with sewing?
I was not awsre of this.
Sad read…
This is part of an android keyboard plugin, i think. But might be able to use in other ways as well.
Have a look :)
I think people just have to make informed desicions on what servers they pick.
Using small servers run on a raspberry pi in a shed by a single person is fine if you are that person. But if that is not your server you’re better off picking a more established server that has a more proven presence.
This problem can be solved by education.
Using the email comparison, most people would pick a provider with good reputation (hotmail, gmail, protonmail). There are plenty of shite servers out there, I’m sure. But noone picks them.