The UN can’t even get them back their land, what makes you think international law is going to go out of the way to give them money for a domain?

Why remove the bloat? That’s where all the core kernel utilities live!

It’s nothing but root all the way down

I think my only concern with Lemmy is that federation is not guaranteed two-way. Some changes have broken federation in the past for certain instances where they can see everything but their comments or posts are not federated out. I would hope, at least in the future, this part of Lemmy would be difficult to break with an update.

Lurkers still give ad hits, probably even more than OPs

I agree that they will probably resolve this sooner than later, I prefer Cloudflare for a lot of things. I point this out because if you are working with sensitive/personal data that you want secure, you may want to do some due diligence to make sure it stays secure.

Just make sure you keep in mind that security with Cloudflare is not 100%, you may need to do a bit more on your ends to keep things locked down.

https://thehackernews.com/2023/10/researcher-reveal-new-technique-to.html?m=1

I’m not entirely sure this affects Tunnels, but it’s good to make sure if you plan to use that service.

Ah yes, another one off my bucket list:

~~743. Red XIII riding a chocobo~~

I’m not sure I was disagreeing with you in the previous statement. I haven’t thrown my shoes I’ve only put hundreds of miles on yet.

My point is that it isn’t exactly easy to find good shoes unless you invest a lot of money into them, especially in North America since we’re specifying locales. Most stores, even specialty stores, don’t carry custom-made or handmade shoes that are re-soleable. You could blame that on car-dependency, but it’s more likely due to an overall lack of understanding why one would need shoes that last much longer. People spend their money on cheaper, shorter-life shoes because they don’t have that much money to begin with.

I was about to add that they usually have to replace the sensors when they replace the tires, and the replacement cost isn’t typically close to the list price

I imagine reddit felt little different than this at launch in 2005. New services are never going to be perfect from the start and it's obvious there is a community of devoted devs working on this project.

Hey, no one ever asked for the quantity of small fixes :3