@CoderKat It works on torrents, so the more people use it the faster it gets (in theory) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebTorrent
@entropicdrift Yeah good luck exporting your siberian wheat through broken supply chains in a conflict zone.
@leftenddev I think you might be better off with a stack of SD cards for the data stuff and low power long range mshtastic for chat.
@Litigant-In-Person@kbin.social
Yeah, but it's not that consequential whether you choose a good Lemmy instance or a good Kbin instance.
As a Kbin Stan I prefer this interface, the community is new, without some of the Tankie baggage/ perception of Lemmy.
@cyclohexane I think this should be merged today with a bit of luck: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/143
You could just grab the RSS? http://reddit.com/r/worldnews.rss I don't know if there is any RSS importer.
I think to an extent that depends on how much effort/funds the devs are willing to put in to keep sites online. Say 100k people want to come and have a look on the 12th. ~1/10 of those would create accounts, if the server falls over at 11am and stays down then only 10k people will see the site, maybe 1k sign up.
If the server is up all day then I think you'd see much larger adoption.
@JoeClu I think the protocol gets a lot right. It's just a shame all the users are alt-right.