

Yeah you need dynadns.


Yeah you need dynadns.


The API has an endpoint for marking posts as read. It would be a matter of adding a button to the interface to mark the post as read.
I’m sure if an issue was opened on the Lemmy UI side it could be implemented by someone.


During WWII, America shocked the world when they revealed their nuclear capacity by dropping not one, but two atomic bombs on strictly civilian targets. Since then, they have maintained a first strike policy, meaning, their plans for their nuclear arsenal are not defensive, but aggressive and the highest form of escalation.
During the Korean War, Dugless MacArthur asked the joint chiefs of staff for approval to use nuclear weapons on China, to the tune of 30, to 50 nuclear strikes. They approved. MacArthur’s goal was to create a radioactive no-mans land across Russia and China to act as a buffer zone between after the war was “won”.
During the JFK Administration, they drew up plans for nuclear first strike against the Soviet Union if conflict in Berlin turned violent.
The Nixon administration drew up plans to drop nuclear bombs on North Vietnam.
Just this week, news broke that the Biden administration is considering giving Ukraine nukes. “Several officials even suggested that Mr. Biden could return nuclear weapons to Ukraine that were taken from it after the fall of the Soviet Union.” You’ll tell me this is strictly defensive, then I beg you to consider reading why the Soviet Union was giving Cuba nuclear weapons during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The only place threatening a Nuclear Holocaust is the United States. They remain today the only country on earth to have dropped not one, but two atomic bombs on war targets (read civilian populations).


How many independent conflicts intersecting with various allied factions need to exist before it constitutes a World War, I wonder.


I wonder what dbzer0’s implementation is like. I know slrpnk uses dokuwiki with a db connector for using you’re Lemmy account for authentication (you have you be a slrpnk user).
I think if these servers are already implementing their own wikis then the burden on server admins already exists for those that want it. I haven’t checked in on the Ibis project in a while, but maybe one day that would be the “official” wiki for Lemmy, in that it’ll have first class support for integration with Lemmy.


Ive been thinking about this a lot and its a real shame Lemmy doesn’t have a built in wiki…


Lol its fucking working. These stupid fucks could have avoided all this by arriving at this conclusions a year ago. Narrow sighted ghouls.

Who were the 52? It should be illegal to write articles like this without naming and shaming all of them.


Oh it was also very horny. They can both be horny. TNG, still kinda horny, but Enterprise was very explicitly horny.


Why didn’t they rig the house and Senate races too? Who cares if its “to obvious” of they had 100% Republicans in congress, who’s going to investigate them? Themselves?
The clear answer is that enough dems showed up to the polls to vote down ballot but not for kamala. They either left it blank or voted 3rd party.


Murphy is definitely better then Blumenthal, but not by much. If he wants to talk the talk let’s seem him walk the walk. Until then, I sleep.


They really wanted to make this show horny as hell.


The new version of Lemmy will do that automatically when we update to it.


Why would I, a bank, want to take on the risk of being the facilitating agent in monetary transactions between an org accused of supporting terrorism and theoretical terrorists. Will I, the bank be investigated for being involved with terrorists? I’ll just put a hold on the orgs assets until they are cleared after 90 days, which is probably enough time to kill an org.


7 months ago the sites active sort was changed to be more like “chapo.chat” active sort, but I can not find a code repository with a commit that shows what was changed (I welcome it of anyone knows where that is). So I can’t review what the difference between Lemmy active sort is and Hexbear active sort.
What I can tell you is how Lemmy sorts:
Now I think what was changed is that the decay for Active was made more aggressive.
This means that the algorithm already favors posts that attract a lot of comments. The more a thread gets comments the longer of stays on the front page. Since score is also a major factor, it means that content you can digest quickly and upvote is also highly viable content.
The Dunk Tank and The Dredge Tank were baked in a lab for that kind of math. You get fast food for up votes and fire and forget comment sections. These comms are the peak of the mountain for keeping the front page fresh and lively.
You know what doesn’t do that? Marxism, Anarchism, and Theory comms. I managed to game the system with out knowing it a few days ago by including a photo and a title to an effort post that yielded over 100 up votes which is a high water mark for a post here.
What I’m saying is, this shit posting site has a default algorithm that thrives off shit posts. You can’t just nuke the shit post communities and expect it to stop. The algorithm doesn’t favor thoughtful discussion, long form posting,
Several comms effectively became dunk and dredge after their closure and it you didn’t pay attention you might have thought they were still open. This is because from what I can tell, outside of dunk and dredge, comms seem meaningless. Dredge content in the chat comm, dunk content in the chapo comm, both in main. The mega threads seem to occupy most of the posts in the site. That’s a whole other topic for another day.
Womenby reopened and no one posts there. Menby I think is open? No one posts there. No one posts in parenting, they post in the weakly thread. No one is posting in theory, Marxism, anarchism, or really any other comm outside of news, chat, chapo, main (but not always), gaming, tech.
This is a small site, it might not have the foot traffic to drive these other communities, and the active sort isn’t helping. This is just my rambling but I think if I pull on this thread some more I could draw better conclusions.


Hit me up with a link to that poll so I can have of on hand when you can.
Man, the people in South Korea must have some serious whiplash going on.