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Is “Journal of Astrological Big Data Ecology” a real joke journal, a joke of a real journal, or a non-real journal made for the joke?
Is “Journal of Astrological Big Data Ecology” a real joke journal, a joke of a real journal, or a non-real journal made for the joke?
Well, most cages are made of steel instead, and thus nickfull ones.
There’s an ecosystem of entire instances with crazy rules.
The fact that Lemmy just doesn’t become unusable with all this brokerage tells a lot about the benefits of a distributed system.
What a fragile personality…
Unironically, getting to watch short-lived black holes explode could be really, really useful.
But no, the larger one on the picture isn’t anything near big enough for that.
Have you tried updating your operating system?
(No, not your computer’s.)
Is there a consensus already over the relative position of #1 and #2 of your list?
Well… Jaguars don’t attack the sloths either.
Just saying…
Interesting, yep, passwd fails for me too.
The 25 mark does very clearly point to the inner-walls distance.
I doubt whoever wrote it want it to, but that’s what it points.
On the website:
/etc/password
Let’s see.
EDIT: Well, maybe the Cloudfare filters are region-dependent.
also spelled the word “teacher” wrong
Hum, the meme could easily be about relatives of famous UK prime ministers.
There’s something about social networks and doom-porn. I have no idea which causes the other, but those tend to walk together.
At least lemmy isn’t heavy editorialized into increased doomerism.
The proper way is to send the PDF, with the correct mime, and let the browser deal with it any way it decides to.
The stupid way for a site to act is to tell the browser to download the file instead of displaying it. And the stupid way for a browser to act is to do whatever the site tells it to do instead of what they user wants. The OP seems to have picked a stupid pair of tools.
I’d guess most voting come from people browsing all communities. That’s how I found your post.
Oh, you are asking who is supposed to benefit from hiding that the Earth is flat?
I understood your question to mean who benefits from propagating the scam about flat Earth. This one seems to be one of those odd cults with no cult-leader. Those tend to degrade quickly into something with a cult leader or disappear, but the flat Earth keeps defying the rules of social dynamics. (What is incredibly interesting by itself…)
But well, I guess you’ll have to ask them who benefits from a spherical Earth. They’ll have some name to give you, it will make no sense at all, and if you ask another group you’ll get a different nonsensical name. AFAIK flat Earthers come in two main lines, the one that got it from the Bible, and believe it’s some version of the Evil trying to deceive people, and one that comes from 18th century propaganda (where flat Earthers were the butt of it), and will have a political enemy propagating globalism.
For once, the cat is amused.
I never though I’d see the day.
Well… Are you going to do the work of digging through whatever those two speak to determine if their answers are right, if they are answers, or if they mean anything at all?
Uh? It’s like any other form of knowledge.
The way to learn it is to go directly to the complex part, fail spectacularly, and only then backstep into the requirements.
I wonder why the sub author decided it needed to announce visual attributes.