The difference is that most of that content lasted for at least a few decades, if not centuries before being lost to time. As content on the internet is 'destroyed' if no one hosts it any more, a lot of valuable content is being lost in just a few years after being created. Archiving needs to be more widespread and better supported if the resources and culture of the internet as it has evolved over time are to be preserved for posterity.
'Allegedly'; can't discount the possibility that they could have tripped onto a bullet, can we? /s
The fact that there's any Georgians who would support pro-Russian legislation after seeing what Russia's doing to Ukraine is ludicrous, especially since Georgia's next on the chopping block if Ukraine were to lose.
Is that how Elonomics works?
Does Telegram have anything that torrents and usenet don't?
If we're to have any chance at convincing more Reddit users to join the Fediverse, the main Lemmy and Kbin instances need to stick together. While the piracy community being among the biggest arguably doesn't make for great optics (having a greater variety of communities above the 50k user mark would help bring more users to Lemmy), a fragmented federation only helps Reddit. Beyond that, this community has rules in place to ensure that posts stick to the discussion of piracy, and not piracy itself.
Got Wii Sports for $1 at a thrift store like that, whereas their glassware was usually significantly above comparable eBay listings (despite the labels sometimes claiming otherwise). Unfortunately, at least where I live, the odds of computer stuff showing up are few and far between.
With 25Mbps internet, for me harddriveflix is often the streaming service with the highest bitrate...
Are there any viable Yuzu or Citra forks?
Its installer comes bundled with bloatware, several years ago even having included a bitcoin miner in one of their releases.
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Given the economic imperialist policies Chinese Communist Party in South America and Africa, let alone the lack of democratic institutions when compared to Taiwan, the CCP's interest in Taiwan has far less to do with 'liberating' it than taking control of its substantial economic base.