Northern Spain according to the current headline.

Every instance will have its own approach to moderation. Almost by definition, since disagreement with an instance’s policies is a good reason to spin up your own one. .world was my home instance for a while, I would not say they have more issues than other instances. I left them because their policies on piracy related stuff. I understand their reasons, so it’s my issue, not theirs. Anyway, yes CSAM (and spamming?) should be a prompt fediverse wide ban and delete, as long as we can trust the decision makers

Interesting idea. Not an instance owner, and not familiar with the finer details of federation, so no idea if it could be done. My initial concerns is that a majority vote won’t work, if you have to wait for the majority of instance mods to vote it’s going to be too slow. Maybe some degree of instance level config helps. For example, if i had my own instance, i would follow ban/delete recommendations from the likes of .world, .dbzer0, but maybe not from .ml without a human reviewing it first. Also need to ensure the ‘court’ does not get flooded.

Nobody said the delay had to be fixed instead of random either…

Fully agree, and everyone who can afford a heatpump should get one to reduce their carbon footprint. But unlike solar, the return on investment doesn’t look good.

The running cost is a problem though, you are unlikely to save much, if anything, with a heat pump on current electricity prices.

Nope, not for me. Still hurting my eyeballs and brain.

Appreciate the archive link.

Thanks for the tip, never used that option but I like it.

Part of me wants to block you, the other part is curious to see what other deranged stuff you come up with.

I know what you mean, but the tech debt problem will never get resolved.

Clown.

Reposting your own post now from here? Or is the fediverse playing up?

Anyone posting sensitive information on LinkedIn, or social media in general, should be sacked from their job

Old news

Thank you for providing an archive link

And fuck you theverge.com for your paywall. archive

See my other comment

As a starter: read this Or use your favourite search engine and look for “ebooks on irc”

Back in my days they had no ad tier, and their prices were reasonable.