It used to be that way on Reddit before they changed the algorithm to force old posts (older than 12 hours and then 24 hours and so on) to fuck off from the front page. It's also a problem that multiple instances show you the same post repeatedly, so a popular post on the front page stays there for a whole week and you will still see it even if you scroll past it.

Lemmy devs simply do not address the issues of the platform.

Math-wise, it won't take long until they are tied to the track with us and everyone else.

You live in a digitially organized folder?

From a viewer's perspective yes, it doesn't seem very interesting to me. But seeing a cartoon artist make money is exciting!

You are changing the question to "is a perfect replica of a person considered the same person or not?". That is not the question.

What you experience by using a teleporter is you enter a room, and then you die. End of story. There being another replica of you somewhere does not change that you died. For an outsider they may argue whether or not you died, whether or not the replica is you, and so on. But from the perspective of someone who enters the teleportation room, it's over. Dead.

Is that G.W Bush eating pussy?

Only ever used KVM switches at workplaces, never seen one privately owned.

If you entered the field 10 years ago, sure. If you're trying to enter the field now, I have bad news...

Pasta and Sushi are two of the strongest foods in the world. Any person worth their salt would try it

Holy shit this comment fucking killed me. It's so funny.

I understand that a flood in the Netherlands would spell catastrophe but it sounds like the water just can't flood there, because it is the Netherlands, not because of the amazing stuff that they built

You also downloaded ahshhysyyagg.png?

Wikipedia is using this site as the source, and that site shows around 20% market share for Mac. Linux is at 3% and ChromeOS is at 4%, so if you combine them and double that it still isn't at 75% of the market share Mac has.

This isn't mentioning that dealing with Linux compatibility is more annoying than Mac or Windows compatibility. Macs are very uniform, Windows has a giant making sure everything is compatible, and Linux has 900 distros that will never agree to co-operate.