Nobody checks that these days, my signature is literally a line lmao
Sorry, I’m still having trouble reading it, can you make it a little bit bigger? Maybe also change the colors a bit, like inverted or something
Thanks, I thought I updated the URL when I added the website URL, fixed now
reposting the exact same thing
That’s how cross-posting works, it’s a built in Lemmy feature
Well the tankies seem to think that China is actually a Utopia that the western governments are hiding from us, so naturally there shouldn’t be any censorship issues lol
Can you make it bigger? I don’t want to have to get my reading glasses, they’re in the other room
They lost it in CPUs, but I think they’re actually nailing it in GPUs though (for once(at least for the budget/entry level))
I mean, there’s 5$ in Bitcoin and then there’s nearly a billion dollars in Bitcoin. NGL id probably do the same
Yea I’ve been trying too, I can also search, see and “follow” comms and it’ll pull up things like the sidebar info, but actual content is missing
So it’s there, but very broken unfortunately. I should make a note to open an issue if there’s not one already
Does Lemmy federate with pixelfed posts?
Yup, I haven’t been able to get back into RS3 for years now when in the past I’ve been able to at least have annual stretches of play
There’s OSRS still, for the moment “uncorrupted”, but it’s basically starting fresh even when your account existed when OSRS was Runescape
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/xi-jinping-winnie-the-pooh-comparisons
About
Xi Jinping Winnie the Pooh Comparisons refer to memes comparing the Chinese President and the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Xi Jinping to the Disney character Winnie the Pooh. Originally spread by Internet users in China to mock the president, the meme saw wider recognition among the Western users after Winnie the Pooh was blacklisted by the Chinese censorship authorities in July 2017, which produced the Streisand Effect.
Origin
On June 8th, 2013, the Chinese President Xi Jinping and the United States President Barack Obama met at The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands in Rancho Mirage, California, with a photograph of them walking together and smiling made by an unknown photographer (shown below, left).[1] Before June 10th, 2013, Chinese social network Weibo user badtuzizi made a meme in which the two presidents were compared to an image of the Disney characters Winnie the Pooh and Tigger walking in a similar fashion (shown below, right). The Winnie the Pooh and Tigger artwork was drawn specifically for the meme.[2]
It didn’t even start in “the West” it started in China and only caught on here after China censored it lmao
You have been site-banned from .ml
instead push people to easy to use frontends and popular instances.
I’ve seriously thought about starting up a website to do exactly this. The problem is I already have a mile long project list. Oh and I suck at UX lmao, backend and hosting/infrastructure stuffs that’s my jam. Putting together a nice UX with a good flow and then successfully promoting it…
Screw ARM honestly, they don’t need any help. RISC-V though as the only open source of any significance, absolutely!
No, US is not blocking it (there isn’t even infrastructure in place for such a request, we don’t have a “Great Firewall of China”)
However, the VPN is required because reportedly TikTok themselves will stop allowing US based users to see content which is above and beyond what the law calls for
isn’t it just a mobile cell band at that point
Yes and no, it’s true it can get similar distance and somewhat similar data speeds as a cell tower
But, at 900MHz you don’t need a license to run it so you can do cool things, like a community WiFi mesh kinda like meshtastic, but with real speeds where hosting mesh-only websites and services become realistic
The family, not so much.
Heh I know what you mean, I would 100% have gotten a truck and camper or something by now lmao
iGPUs suck ass, better than they’ve been in the past, but for gaming they’re still just what you use while you wait to get a dGPU