Beehaw leadership really seem hellbent on isolating Beehaw from the entire rest of the fediverse.

I think we should stick to our guns until Reddit capitulates. The blackout is very effective at disrupting the site's normal functions and getting the word out about 3rd party apps.

It's the buzzword du jour of a buzzword-rich reactionary political movement. Before that it was "SJWs" and "cultural marxists" and "political correctness", and so on.

Hasn't Vaush basically described his ideal future as market socialism?

the supreme court are a bunch of motherfuckers and i am not surprised

there are so many things to dislike about voosh, but the ideological incoherence of "anarcho-bidenist market socialism with anti-wokescold characteristics" is a big one

Is any of this actually true? Only time will tell. I am hesitant to take Lukashenko's word for it.

Strongly fucking advise you to not do this. You have two for a good reason.

The nature of federated platforms is that every so often one of the instances decides it wants to take its ball and go home, and all of its members either return to centralized platforms or join up with other instances.

Reddit can go fuck themselves. If this is how they're gonna behave, we might as well kill the site now before it can become further entrenched.

For the record, Russian state media is also calling this a coup attempt.

https://www.rt.com/...

Pleasantly warm but not too hot yet in Appalachia.

imo it really depends on what you mean by "healthy", healthfulness is mostly found in the balance and portioning

Lemmy has been pretty great so far. A lot of the best queer and trans subs have at least partially migrated. The vibes are comfy.

I'm holding on to my Reddit account the same as I'm holding on to my Twitter account. I might come back to it later, if conditions change, but I'm sure as shit not contributing meaningful content on either of those platforms anymore.

komaeda would be a tankie tbh

Vito.

i rate him revisionist dogshit out of ten

lmao

We have experimented with using a home media server through Plex. We got it to work, but we generally do not keep it running all the time.