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  • ⓝⓞ🅞🅝🅔OPtoLemmy.ca Support / QuestionsTime outs
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    9 hours ago

    Alright, @[email protected]. Here’s some more information.

    General Findings

    • Problem occurs on the WebUI as well while logged into Lemmy.ca.
    • Problem occurs regardless of WebUI front-end used.
    • Problem occurs regardless of Andriod apps used.
      • Exception: Eternity (Nightly). I don’t know if they poll for information differently or what, but I can endlessly scroll without issue at the moment.
    • Error outputs are unfortunately inconsistent between FEs. (The standard mobile UI shows no error and sim.)
    • Problem occurs both with and without VPNs employed.

    Findings by Server

    • lemmy.ca: BE: 0.19.7
      • Problem instance and My primary.
    • lemmy.world: BE: 0.19.3-7-g527ab90b7
      • No issues observed. Logged in with Boost & Voyager using alternate account.
    • beehaw.org: BE: 0.18.4
      • No issues observed. Logged in with Boost using alternate account.
    • lemm.ee: BE: 0.19.8
      • No issues observed. Logged in Anonymously via Voyager Android App.
    • feddit.uk: BE: 0.19.7
      • Will try if/when they approve the account request.
      • Really want to try this since they are using the same BE as lemmy.ca
    • lemmy.sdf.org and another instance with BE: 0.19.3
      • Will try if/when they approve my alt accounts. If someone knows an app where I can browser sdf as anonymous, then I can do it now.

    Errors By Application Note the differences in how the error is presented. Sending timestamps and IP to @[email protected] via DM for the following:

    1. Boost (Android)

    1. Voyager (Android)

    1. Photon as Android Firefox PWA via lemmy.ca

    1. Lemmy WebUI via lemmy.ca

    simply renders empty after the timeout. this was page 2



  • ⓝⓞ🅞🅝🅔toFunny: Home of the Haha@lemmy.world*sigh*
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    13 hours ago

    Funny because it’s haha funny. Funny also with a laugh that includes tears acknowledging how messed up at all is.

    Taxes can be simplified for all. Taxes can be fair. Taxes can benefit the multitude.

    And for reasons that seems very intentional, no matter how much politicians talk about reform, the system continues to favor the rich and privileged. Those that need help the most continue to get ignored.

    So much could be fixed.

    So much could be better.






  • Admittedly, there is so much about this that I don’t understand. I most definitely don’t think that the solution is using billionaire owned data harvesters. I haven’t used social media like this for over a decade because it’s clear how we and our information is used and abused.

    At the same time, I’m unfortunately all too acquainted with authoritarian states. For people to hand over their data to such a state–intentionally–is just mind boggling to me.

    So, yes, you’re right. I’m misunderstanding a lot. I am not able to wrap my head around how the content of TikTok and/or other billionaire owned media platforms are worth everything that one has to give up to use them. I actively avoided such companies and, as such, the allure of the content doesn’t draw me in. Sure, there are things that I miss, but I don’t see the exchange as worth it.

    Perhaps for some, the move to RedNote is a protest against the arbitrary banning of a single app among a sea of so many others doing the same thing. Perhaps it’s meant to expose the intent of the US and Western governments knowing they will inevitably fold (as the US currently seems to be doing), then the ends will just restore things to the way things were before… which is still terrible. Perhaps it’s just addicts chasing their next fix. I’m sure there’s lots of reasons driving it. From the outside though, it all seems crazed.

    There is so very much about all of this that I will never understand. Well, I suppose I do understand enough about human nature to get it. It simply disturbs me. And all the while, the billionaire corps are going to do everything in their power to acquire and use people’s data for their own gain. Governments will leverage it with ill intent. And people will willingly let them.









  • I did some reading on this. Looks like the UN 1967 Outer Space Treaty and the 1972 Liability Convention define the “launching state” as being liable for damage caused by space objects, both on Earth and in outer space. Off the latter:

    In 1978, the crash of the nuclear-powered Soviet satellite Kosmos 954 in Canadian territory led to the only claim filed under the convention.

    Anyway, for the US, the FAA requires companies to carry liability insurance for potential damages caused by their launches. U.S. law caps the company’s liability. The government may cover damages exceeding this cap, but only up to a certain amount.

    Basically, SpaceX would likely be responsible for initial claims up to their insurance limits. Beyond that, the U.S. government would step in. Considering how wealthy Mr Musk is, I don’t think taxpayers should be paying a dime to clean a his mess… but the US government is contracting SpaceX.