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Can you specify what discourse about vaush is permitted on lemmy.ml?
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lmao fuck off, are you serious? Have you even seen the links that you listed there??
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I do, ebikes are awesome!
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lmao as if
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https://lemmy.ml/post/40456 I posted this video since I think it makes the same arguments but in a more elaborate way. I have for years liked this talk by Ramez Naam very much, maybe you will like it too.
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thanks, it looks sooooooo good
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nice do you have a link to the case?
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"Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a decentralized political and social movement advocating for non-violent civil disobedience in protest against incidents of police brutality and all racially motivated violence against black people."
just had to google "what does black lives matter want"
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This is so weird, why does the GC movement even exist, what do they even want
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I live in a shared flat, because it is very cost effective. But I have been living here for a couple of years and theoretically the people that live here could have bought the flat together and just paid the bank so we would own it in a couple of years...
I don't like how housing is used as an investment, to wait for prices to rise and sell or even worse - rent out very expensive and earn multiple times the money it would cost over decades. Do I have a better system? Yes and no. I like cooperative housing and it would be better if most housing was from a cooperative system, which is non-profit in nature, but we'd probably need some speculative houses for some purposes. Idk
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Oh wow a new battery invention that won't come true? Why do we hear about these news only from batteries?
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Oatly has always been very expensive and I have never liked that. I couldn't care less who invests into it, I still hope oat milk grows though
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I have never once remembered their name correctly so idk the change to a different server won't be hard for me
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wow they are beautiful
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Let's not forget that the rich people who had 100 million to spare for a risky investment are regarded to be intelligent because they made it to be rich...
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you can see the conversations the same on both devices. I say you should use Dino and Conversations
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Don't like the podcast or subbreddit so much but glad to hear they are using lemmy!
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Of course I am eating a couple of backyard eggs now and then and when my mum cooks tendies I eat those.
But I love animals with all my heart!
Hey I think that IPFS is very nice and all, but it seems that everyone who is developing IPFS or client software is involved in some kind of Crypto startup that ultimately wants to earn money through IPFS. Have you noticed that as well and what are your thoughts on it?
Firefox - [uBlock Origin](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/) Firefox mobile - [uBlock Origin](https://addons.mozilla.org/de/android/addon/ublock-origin/) Chrome and Chromium - [uBlock Origin](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en) I think it would be great to sticky this and update it if uBlock Origin sells out like adblock plus etc did.
I am curious about the reason why they were banned.
Hey when clicking on a community, the start page or a thread I always have 5-10 seconds of loading time on dev.lemmy.ml. Is this the same for everyone? I have it across multiple computers and I think that it has gotten worse over time, I could be wrong though.
Sorry this is mostly just my opinion and I may lack understanding here and there. PLEASE correct me if I am wrong or add additional info, maybe I forgot or don't know about similar programs! **IPFS** is probably the most known, it does content addressing. [ipfs website](https://ipfs.io) It's kinda nice, but it's geared towards people who are building applications and people who manage/serve large amounts of data. As your typical user you can't do much with it but serve files with it, but it doesn't really help with hosting from home etc. Also you typical programs you want to run don't have IPFS integrated so they can't make use of it. **Yggdrasil network** is a p2p network based on generated IPV6 addresses. [yggdrasil website](https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/) You start it on two machines, they both get an IPV6 address which enables them to find each other in the network and have encrypted connections. **OpenNIC** is pretty cool and basically just a DNS service with some new tlds. [OpenNIC website](https://www.opennic.org/) It's cool, but you still have to change DNS on all your systems while still relying on a central authority to manage top level domains. **KadNode** introduces a .p2p tld and resolves it through bittorrent p2p. [KadNode on github](https://github.com/mwarning/KadNode) Unfortunately that's all it does, you can't get a specific domain but instead the address is <public-hex-key>.p2p. as another user mentioned [in a previous post of mine](https://dev.lemmy.ml/post/35474): **GNUnet** has GNS (alternative DNS), filesharing and their routing protocol CADET. [GNUnet website](https://gnunet.org/en/) To address a machine in the network through GNS you have to make an identity which works as your DNS zone and that means that you can't reach other domains in the network without adding the zones of others via adding their public key. Please tell me that I forgot major ones because I don't particularly like this list, for selfhosting it's probably easiest to just use a free subdomain or something like that because the alternatives seem like a lot of work for not that much benefit.
Is there something like a p2p decentralized DNS alternative where you can actually get domain names? Maybe it has .p2pdns tld and you can get mydomain.p2pdns and manage it and use it whereever this p2p dns is installed?
I like reliable and utilitarian commuter bikes most I think.