I think they meant cave diving. Spelunking, but underwater. Incredibly dangerous.

If account migration is easy, that’s probably ideal. If you use something for a while and find yourself drawn to a specific server, and moving is easy once you’ve got a handle on the service, great. That could also help smaller communities who want to vet new members, allowing them to see post/comment history.

Same.

The only reason I’m alive is because I can’t make my kids go through losing a parent that way.

I have a solution to the Zucc problem: convince him that real men hunt feral pigs with a knife. Only a knife. He’ll meet a sticky end soon enough.

Just ban connected cars. Tell automakers to figure out how to sandbox CarPlay/android auto and run all other stuff on-device. Memory is cheap, if an insurance company wants to request driving data they can do so in a way that is visible to the driver.

He’s months worth of shit left in a never-flushed toilet, infested with maggots and flies.

Confirmed, new project is Arthurian legend based FPS/RPG. /s

They could but they haven’t, so this ban is just racist economic protectionism.

So if an American company collects user data and sells it on the open market to a hostile foreign nation, and accepts money to run propaganda, that’s A-OK?

Either of the “as directed” users are just cowards with no taste buds.

Facebook/Insta/Whatsapp are important. Imagine if Gmail didn’t allow you to use other email clients, you had to use a google made app or the web interface. Would that be a write-off as “not important”?

Non paywall link: https://archive.is/fZIB8

In my experience service industry workers tip the best, so in a city where they are more often flush they probably tip even better.

Probably not directly, but I think tipping fatigue is definitely affecting things. If you’ve been prompted 10 times already to tip at places you usually wouldn’t tip and then are in a sit down restaurant, you may very well feel inclined to tip less.

Inflation and wages not going up.

Docker is not simple or intuitive for someone who is not already a sysadmin.

It’s the “Again” that makes this worthy of posting. Whom among us hasn’t gotten a little amorous among the contrasting smells of funky underwear and detergent, and seeing the suggestive gyration of thirty-year-old washers that are chronically out of balance? But we learn our lesson and don’t do it again at the same laundromat.

They have an exhibitionist kink. Voyeurism is wanting to watch.

This is something that I hope fediverse developers and OSS developers start focusing on: making installation and self-hosting much simpler. Currently trying to set up self-hosted anything is a gigantic pain in the ass if you’re not already an experienced sysadmin.

It’s the inverse of “the grass is always greener”. The internet service is always shittier.