Yeah I know there's no rule against it but I'll quote my other comment on why I didnt really vibe it as my home instance

The ML posting still annoys me enough to not make it my home instance, it's kind of inescapable. I just honestly don't care to hear any further discussion on China, Cuba, Soviets, etc. Outside of my organisations discussion circles or the MLs I organise with IRL lol.

Oh I know, I have an account from way back when it was chapo.chat, but the ML posting still annoys me enough to not make it my home instance, it's kind of inescapable. I just honestly don't care to hear any further discussion on China, Cuba, Soviets, etc. Outside of my organisations discussion circles or the MLs I organise with IRL lol.

Might give my old account another go soon though tbh, it might not be as bad now you can browse federated communities.

They basically just make it required so you can't tell who is trans, and the trans users support it so I don't really have an issue with it.

My only complaint is the popularity might be crashing our instance lol, but they are cool.

You don't even go here. But also that's literally wrong because The Donald is racists and transphobia and they are neither of those things lmao

I'm confused why America has such strict rules on it. I'm pretty sure Australia has 5-10% leniency for inaccuracies in measurement.

your going to be so upset when you find out who made the software lmao

RIP i will miss the forceful tug

You can disapate heat into the metal chassis without a fan, and if your CPU only generates a few watts, even at 100% this doesn't cause it to overheat. This has been done with desktops that are.much more powerful, but it's also been done on the new M2 MacBook air, because the m2 CPU is quite efficient. It doesn't overheat because the case passively dissapates heat fast enough. It's also not a performance laptop.

They make you look cool in photographs

gmail and outlook and yahoo just silently drop my emails so I don't even get the courtesy of a notification, and it's almost impossible to get it appealed. The server issues will be fixed with time, reddit used to crash all the time.

Not enough people understand that you pretty much always get the same amount of impairment, you just don't feel it the more you drink. I once had the dumbest argument in my life with someone about drink driving because "some people can handle it better" lmao.

Sorry, the one downside of quick updates is I can respond very quickly before the edit is done / sent through hah.

I think pact testing means contract testing, basically a test that asserts an agreement between two things (microservice, backend, frontend, etc)

I have never actually managed to get it integrated, but I have always pushed for contract testing that's maintained by both sides of the contract. This has the benefit of being able to create compatibility matrixes between services at the very least

I had the same experience moving to mastodon from twitter, I get way more engagement on mastodon. Feels good!

Remember Reddit used to go down all the time too, but it will improve.

i could live with this tbh

I am not sure I agree entirely with this, while I do think there should be third party clients, we have entered the age where allowing API access is giving free reign to very valuable LLMs to train on your data, which also IMO violates your users privacy. I think it's better to have it be gratis but not libre, perhaps some kind of app approval process or some such.

What is readhacker.news? Why not just use the news.ycombinator link anyway