Tl;dr:
The Therac-25, a radiation therapy machine produced by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), was implicated in six accidents between 1985 and 1987 where patients received massive radiation overdoses due to software errors.
Wait is this true? ๐ฏ I heard the exact opposite, that he said it would be too much work to migrate all APIs to lemmy. Do you have a source? Man, I would love if I get my beloved sync back.
I guess because there are a lot of people who just don't care. Look at Twitter, Musk could do what he wants Twitter still has a big number of users.
Also reddit has a huge and very active community. This is very hard to replace.
But are you disappointed? ๐
You worded it perfectly ๐
Jup ๐ sorry maybe I chose the wrong community
That's exactly one of those things!
Good question. But I guess only the beehaw admins know the answer to that. But from my understanding so far they would only silence you if you actively spread negativity - but I might be wrong.
that's good to hear ๐
Ah got it, ok sorry I misunderstood you. But yes, this sounds believable. As I understand they have a very clear vision what is wrong with social media and believe that only very strict moderation can fix these problems. If this is right or wrong I cannot really say...
Was rather showing than telling and not just to me but everyone. But my geography teacher was doing a picture show of his hikes (don't even remember where). And then he comes to one image where he is showering in the mountains, completely naked.
Before this pic, he only stayed on each slide for a couple seconds, but on this one, he stayed what felt like eternity before saying something like "hehe, the girls should probably look away now".
Felt like the dude was a pervert who just wanted us to show his nudes...
Sorry but that's not true at all. Lemmy's UI feels very unfinished/amateur project like. Even the jerboa app, which is from one of the dev, improves the mobile UI experience greatly compared to just the web version.
For Mobile users buttons should usually be bigger. But e.g. the comment collapse button is very tiny and I need to concentrate to press it correctly on mobile.