Yeah let's make sure AI is ethical by some religious standard before we put it in charge of the nuclear arsenal. What an ass.
and am stunned when I see the web without an adblocker.
True, True, it's damn near unusable. You take it for granted what a job your blocker is doing for you.
Even the people that haven't left Reddit seem seem to be pretty hostile toward Reddit. It's like why are you still here? You can make more of a statement by leaving.
BTW, thanks for the Reddit free link, don't want to even give them my traffic.
Just more subscription hell. It's ridiculous anymore. I'll need a subscription to flush my toilet at some point. I mean how much of this are consumers willing to put up with. Anyway Reddit is well on the path of monetizing themselves to irrelevance.
Haha, kill -9
all Google processes, and the little daemons they rode in on too.
The singularity would reverse the big bang.
Now that's a funny comment, haha.
Further down the rabbit hole. Seems like they're doing everything they can to get to the bottom as fast as possible.
So Meta is up and running now on threads.net, news to me. Hell yeah, ban the crap out of them.
I think you should try to find a VPN that supports it, but you can live without it if you have to.
If you don't have a listening port other clients can't request a connection. You can still limp along without accepting incoming connection requests and it may not even make a big difference. Still it's a lot better to have it. You'll connect to more peers.
BTW, It's not always necessary to use port forwarding to enable a listening port, but commonly it is. Machines with a public facing IP don't need to use port forwarding, but most people are either on a private network or VPN where it's required.
They're getting indexed, but search rankings are so low they're buried. If you put <search term> site:<server>
you get post results. For example lemmy site:lemmy.world
Back in the day when the only copyright protection was scare tactics. Anyway looks like an ad for a software product, not actually anti-piracy propaganda. Nostalgic none the less. There was a time when all software was obtained through floppies. I sure was glad to see those go, damn things failed more often than they worked. I kept a big box of blank ones and copied everything off three times in case the first two failed.
Dogs were instrumental in early human survival and they've benefited for it. There's almost a billion dogs in the world, but only a quarter million wolves. So in a natural selective sense that was a good move wolves made by becoming companions with humans.
Behavior has been bred into dogs going way back to the beginning. Fetch is one of those behaviors. I recently watched a documentary that showed the unique interaction of dogs with humans. Dogs are really good at understanding human body language. For example you can point at something and a dog will cue on it. No other animals reliably respond to that gesture, even chimpanzees which are genetically closest to us.