There are only a few good answers below that even obliquely reference historical materialism, how colonialism is related to different modes of production, the defining features of the columbian era of euro-american capitalist-colonialism, and its connections to race. You’ll likely get much better answers if you cross post this to lemmygrad or hexbear.
Vegans can use fish, as long as they don’t bash
Yes, these would be in clearly marked, distinct sections, so its clear what community they were cross-posted to.
I could see a user setting for this being a good idea. With a default being whatever the consensus ends up being.
Its not really combining post comments. It would just be displaying cross post comments in different sections at the bottom.
No. Your comment would only go to that specific post you replied under.
This is no different from viewing all, going to a federated community, and replying to comments there. This changes nothing about federation.
This doesn’t change anything about existing federation; you can even have crossposts in the same server or even the same community (like a historical link).
The BBC was full on pushing the propaganda that Iraq had WMDs, were they credible then?
Were they credible when pushing for every single US war and proxy war since?
Are they credible in their full support for Israel, and condemnation of the Palestinian resistance as terrorism?
Remember that time the BBC got caught editing photos of vloggers in China to make it look dystopian, then quietely edited the photos after getting caught?
Yep that’s correct. Unfortunately a lot of apps start adding app-specific features (which is fine of course), but then don’t make issues upstream about the lemmy back-end supporting it everywhere. Kind of a conflict of interest where devs want you to use their apps with the most killer features, but don’t care about the rest of the eco-system or helping other apps at all.
No release date on 1.0 yet. The back-end is 99% ready, but we’re rapidly updating [lemmy-ui] to get it ready also. Then jerboa is next, then a longer period of testing and bug-fixing.
This is already completed and will be included in the Lemmy 1.0 release.
You’ll need to have a familiarity with rust and postgres before adding a random sort. If you open up a github issue on this tho, we’d be able help out.
BBC is not a credible news source, they’re an orientalist rag / tabloid journalism.
Yes the general rule with rust is that compile-time is slower than other languages, and run-time is faster.
It depends on the machine, for me a full compile of lemmy from scratch is ~4m. On a slower machine, it could be as long as 10m.
Just dockerhub for now, but you can always build the images locally from source.
Everything else only comes in once per day at a specific time.
Dogs teeth always look so demonic even when they’re just goofing around.
I haven’t tried fclones, but rmlint is extremely safe. It only creates a json file and a remove script file, that you can review and edit before running.
Yes it is, you can look at any of our profiles or LemmyNet repos to see what we’re working on.
We’re still only ~40% funded for two devs, so it means we have a long way to go, and aren’t yet at a spot where we can pay more devs into the coop.