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It’s more the concept of a tariff.
Exactly this right here. Worst part is all the Republicans in charge are not even on the same page. Chaos.
Tariffn’t.
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It’s not the platform, it’s the people using the platform. That’s something the Reddit owners didn’t get.
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I’ve been thinking the same, and even saw some folks here earlier today saying similar things. It’s nice, and i hope it lasts 😬🤞
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alexandrite.app - neat, Lemmy World proxy/interface?
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Sweeeet desktop first, that’s the gap cuz Voyager iOS is SO good
Right after posting, I changed my mind about the proxy guess… (sounded wasteful to have to kinda [briefly] mirror so much Lemmy) Thinking direct API calls. Oh yeah indeed client-side rendering, so like:
A Lemmy instance (Lemmy.World, etc) maybe is like kinda a pump station, while Alexandrite is like a high-end faucet. It’s not actually producing or storing water but it sure makes it much better to use than simply having an open pipe.
Well at least perhaps we know the phrase “client side” out of all that!
(One final analogy attempt: we can download a Lemmy app from an App Store and use Lemmy pretty much directly. What if the app was hosted somewhere but nothing else changed? That’s Alexandrite in my mind.)
Thanks 😎
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“Symbolic” tariffs.
Yet again, the fascists keep enacting the most post-modern ‘policies’ ever, yet will vigorously argue that post-modernism is evil.
conservatives are the ultimate post modernists. any evidence that unravels “their truth” is a personal affront
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Everything is exempt.
(((Except goods from Canada and Mexico, our traditional enemies.)))
“the cure for the common economy.”
The real tariffs were the friends we made along the way.
Well for for more than 10 hours this was true
