Because IT people run Lemmy, and IT people are surprisingly often furries.
Also there is no "algorithm" in the way people usually mean it. For better or worse, there is just a few basic ways of sorting your feed.
Finally, in my entire 3 years on here, I've never seen any NSFW furry stuff. Now, I rarely ever use the global feed, and my instance isn't a general purpose mega-instance, so that probably plays a large part in it.
I just let each docker stack get its own.
Often different services need different versions or update between versions at different cadences, so I don't want to deal managing all that.
Vision loss
I actually saw a recent interesting video giving more credence to this being a scheme to offload his bad debt:
Exchanges are all lowering their entry barriers for retail investors to buy the stock, but increasing their barriers for selling the stock quickly, which basically means that clueless retail investors (who get an unusually large share reserved for them) are allowed in but have the door shut behind them, end up left holding the bag.
But still I wouldn't bet on the market being rational
Don't bet in it. The market isn't rational. Look at Tesla's current valuation compared to companies like Toyota.
For a startup.
When you have a virtual monopoly and are the company with the world's highest valuation, you shouldn't be in growth mode anymore. This valuation is bananas
Trick question, you shit your pants
When will you wear wigs?
Like this
I completely misunderstood this image.
I thought the gorilla was actually a dog-man without a head, and the gorilla arms were ears attached directly to the neck, and the gorilla legs are arms, and instead of being on the table, the headless dogman was taking a selfie from above the OR, and while wearing corded earphones.
I can't explain how I got there.
You're acting like you could predict this year based on 2 data points.
She is so proud of me, she tells everyone
That's an unnecessarily rude response. Even in the baking community, it should be fine to ask what goes into their decision to bake bread, or why they choose to bake bread instead of spending their time baking other things instead. Even if he already made up his mind, it's fine to be curious about the motivations others.
He didn't tell you what you can or can't do, or what you should or shouldn't do. He didn't jellyfin is bad or that self hosting in general is bad. He wasn't rude.
You say it's an important life lesson to get that it's ok for other people to have different tastes and priorities, but it's also healthy to ask people about those tastes and priorities.