It’s always a good idea to check out your instance policies. Mine blocks porn, for example. It’s a very important lens through which you will view the network.

It wouldn’t make a lot of sense to register for an instance that has very different beliefs from your own, unless that’s expressly what you want for educational purposes.

Maybe we do want a minimum barrier to entry that involves the slightest amount of patience and forethought.

Maybe just maybe a link aggregator and discussion platform doesn’t need to make money. Maybe it can just be good and make the users happy.

A democracy, if you can keep it, in a sense. Lemmy is healthy. Time will tell if the idea works, but I think it is a huge advantage tearing away corporate ownership and really investing in a platform that is owned by its users.

Onboarding process is definitely smoother, and we fixed a lot of the Federation bugs. Usability is an all-time high. I don’t know what the critical mass is, but we are definitely gaming momentum.

Well, I’m kind of stuck with it at this point. I appealed it and they never answered. Not much I can do. Oh well.

That’s OK. Reddit later forced my account from my hands and I no longer have access to it. So it’s not my problem.

They decided to ban me but keep the posts. Their loss.

Be careful with that. I went back in time and edited my posts to contain small errors to make them useless wastes of time for the reader and poison AI.

I for one welcome our new Canadian overlords. It would be a marked improvement over what we have today.

Neutrino emissions detected!

I love Caddy. So easy to configure, and the automatic SSL is almost always what I need.

I’m doing my part in a small way by sharing links to content on the fediverse whenever possible.

For example, I share a link to the meme instead of just sharing the image so my Discord channels can see where the content is coming from and might be curious enough to browse.

Maybe I’m being stupid but a trivial way to ensure this is just don’t connect it to the Internet in any way. No SIM card. Cut it off from the Internet after setup, and only connect to a LAN with your chosen services all physically isolated from any internet machines.

That definitely sounds like a feature that should be added. I remember when you couldn’t even export your subscriptions.

Best wishes, and thanks for all the memes!

Docker performs some syscall filtering as well which may reduce the kernel attack surface. It can be pain to set up services this way, but it could help frustrate an attacker moving laterally in the system.

Processes in the container cannot see external processes for example as I think interested the OP.

You have done well, Lemmy. Keep going, and become greater than the corporate-overlord media.

Sometimes, easy accessibility is a bad thing. Nobody profits off a large user base here. We should instead focus on having good users and a platform that serves those users.

Subtly, not by pushing it on them directly. Instead, I share links to topics that might interest them. Show people the value.

Happy Birthday! I get random downvotes all the time. Don’t take assholes personally.