The changes include clearer instructions for the assembly line, training improvements and more tools. The company says it has also ordered each station be completed before a plane moves on the assembly line and directed Spirit to not ship defective fuselages to Boeing’s Renton plant.

Oh… for fucks sake. You can’t tell the people at the bottom to work better-er when they’ve been trying to work better-er for a decade and their efforts get shit on .

Interview every team lead and department head that has ever raised a quality/safety/non-conformance. Then interview/audit every executive those issues were reported TO. And if they can’t provide a very very very good reason (i.e. not “$money$”) for why those issues weren’t actioned then they get fired. Every fucking one. Then promote a bunch of engineers.

Boeing used to be a great company when the engineers ran it. Now its shit because the MBAs in expensive suits run it.

I remain smug in my purchase decision of a 2009 Town and Country.

(ain’t no one stealing that pos)

lemmy.ca

The 509 section on Applicability seems to restrict this to services specifically targeting or deliberately creating environments suitable for, or providing attractions that can only be reasonably targeted to minors.

So if you don’t create kidzone.world or a blues clues community you’re probably alright, if you can show you don’t target or encourage minor participation.

Wow. Stickied THAT to !lemmy411@lemmy.ca thanks!

!lemmy411@lemmy.ca to find stuff (also see the resources stickied)

!thislemmyexists!wowthislemmyexists@lemmy.ca for when you found stuff and want to let others know about it.

Also: https://browse.feddit.de/ <- community search engine. There’s like a bajillion PC gaming communities already.

Cool!

Cans has source? I’ve been hacking on a per-instance community scraper (that pulls a list of communities from the community directory page) for !lemmy411!lemmy411@lemmy.ca, in an attempt to have a regularly published community list, but I’m a bit bogged.

Unknown - Lemmy is a bit less “mature” than some of the other Fediverse platforms like Mastodon where you can at least export your data. All we have is “delete my account” for example.

If the instance goes away, that’s a good question. Certainly federated instances stop receiving anything from it. Will instances that have users who have subscribed to its communities still see cached posts etc? Probably. Unless there’s a “Im going away, purge my stuff from you” msg in the AP that I dunno of (haven’t finished reading it), a subscribing instance might just think “well, its unavailable at the moment Ill try later.”

No actually its because msgs “boosted” by the community will only be sent to your inbox post-follow, if that makes sense. For the same reason when you search for and sub to a community on one Lemmy instance to a comm. on another, it only gets the last few posts; but your instance will get all the ones that come after.

Essentially following a lemmy community is like a magazine subscription; you don’t get all the previous ones retroactively, but you get all the ones that come after you subscribe/follow.

Like here it is in Elk (my masto instance is mas.to)

You can “follow” communities on a Lemmy instance just like a regular user.

Lets say we’re talking support@beehaw.org (and the federation isn’t bork).

Search for @support@beehaw.org in Mastodon and (if the federation isn’t bork) it should find the community as a user and you can follow.

Followed communities in Mastadon:

• all posts and comments show in an amorphous stream as individual toots – depending on what interface you use it could be just random toots or they’re displayed threaded
• they all show as boosts from the community “user”… which if you think about it, that’s all a community does - it reboots all posts and comments-on-posts to all subscribers of the community.

Having said this, when you follow a community from mastodon, you get posts and replies all in a big jumble (readability of said jumble is up to your Masto client’s implementation), and posts/comments appear as boosts from the @community user.

The other way around. You can subscribe to/follow Lemmy/Kbin communities from mastadon accounts. e.g. from mastodon you can follow @lemmyworld@lemmy.world like a regular user.

The killer app will be the ability to follow hashtags like communities from Lemmy/Kbin. Its early days.

same here:

Yeah, I’m only seeing plumbing and homeimprovement subs. :)

And a lot of people posting “hey, what happened to <sub>?”. Like… have you been living on the sun the past two weeks?

I just told this to my girlfriend and she answered it correctly, following with “dude, that joke is so old my grandfather used to tell us that in the bath.” so like this joke is 300 yrs old.

You’re missing the precursors:

Email -> Newsgroups -> CGI forums / IRC -> Slashdot… :)

The new Fediverse really is kicking up IRC and newsgroup vibes for this old timer. Its very exciting.

Dunno. Hey @smorks@smorks@lemmy.ca , what is lemmy.ca’s host provider/plan (unless its top secret Canadian Moose Power Secrets)?

[meta]

• where do I go with questions?
• is there a community search engine? Y: https://browse.feddit.de/
• is there a community listing? Y: each instance has one of course, “Communities” at the top, but !lemmy411@lemmy.ca is trying to compile one and has it stickied.
• is there a list of instances?
• how do I find my instances admin?
• how do I find a communities moderators?

• why can my instance sometimes not find a community that I know exists (if you look at its home instance)?
• [federation] how can I follow a Lemmy community from <other fediverse platform> and what will that look like? can I respond from <other>, what does THAT look like on Lemmy and vice versa?
• [federation] can I search/follow users/hashtags in other fediverse platforms on Lemmy?