It's very nice, and thanks for including all instances. We are supposed to be a network of Lemmy instances working together. This site highlights that idea so thank you.
If I could offer an improvement idea, it would be to first show instances that are down in it's own group, and then every other instance exactly as it's done now, in alphabetical order.
We will see. It could get picked up by some media person and made into a bigger thing. After all, many developers are approving this at a rapid pace right now, several per minute.
If I was writing an article about this as a tech journalist, I would include that x number of developers have signed a PR trying to remove this shit from chromium. It has a value as a symbolic message.
You don't have to do the keyring thing manually anymore, pacman takes care of it. :)
Americans are generally quite stupid. Imagine asking private big tech to moderate what you can see online. :)
But it's the same in every country. The large masses are clueless. If you ask Europeans, you would get the same response even though it's Americans moderating it, which is even worse.
You know Microsoft is planning to put the next windows online and let people just access it? Same pattern here, people trusting big tech with their own privacy and integrity. So weird.
Even earning money from them complaining since they are staying on the fucking site, watching ads, while whining. :)
They are "engaged" which means being active and that's what matters to reddit.
I've seen a lot of "Free Wifi" networks that are open to the public with bad encryption. Most likely set up by people who want to spy on where people go and steal their cookies.
I think deep learning is quite technical, so... :)
Dream Job is such a funny phrase.
I think most of us don't want to work at all.
They do, and then they write blog posts about how the complexity is killing their teams productivity.
Lemmy allows using any smtp server to send emails. Can use Googles servers, fastmails servers etc.
It's different from running your own email server. If you run your own, then Google and the others are definently not going to trust it. There are lots of blog posts about the pain of running your own email server.
They have already lost all trust.
Federation means mastadon messages end up here on Lemmy, and vice versa. So technically... It's welcome to Lemmy in a way...:)