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no wonder the board hates him lol? also how can they not know about what they are (or were) working on when they have invested a lot on a company that practically had no products (before chatgpt)?
The population on lemmy is not par with reddit. It takes time but we will get there if reddit keeps on fucking up like it does now.
At least anon didn't downvote an question because he found that question "similar" to another "solved" question in stackoverflow.
It's always good to have alternatives. Healthy competition can make them grow better too.
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This message has been posted on their discord server yesterday, currently the app is being worked on and has no definitive ETA. We probably have to use other forks until that. I don't know whether I can share the discord server's link so not sharing that until a mod gives heads up.
While Lemmy is gradually growing and the whole federation is a pretty good concept too I have one question about lemmy and it's future.
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Since it's just two devs maintaining the whole project (I know there are many open source contributors but the project is on them right?) what if they get tired of the project or go MIA? Can a fork be made and that can be maintained as a replacement of lemmy?
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How are and will be the SEO of the lemmy's instances? Reddit reached a wide audience due to that. It's nice to have a niche set of audience at the start but that should not be the case forever right?
guess anon's parents sold him for a huge dowry
I don't think irc and usenet is dead. It's still used a lot for piracy.
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Why is Path variable behaving like other user variables in "Edit environment variables for your account"?
I tried to add a path to the Path variable using chatgpt prompts (which I should not have done)
setx Path "%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%"
Now I can't see the old path variables nor add new path variables. The system functions fine until now but I don't know what I should do to revert back the behaviour.
Actually it's quite the opposite, some of my friends are considering buying YouTube premium and even people on the other social media sites are advocating it as the "only good subscription".
EU to the rescue again!
When your local politicians and journalists start to use Mastodon or similar apps.
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spiderman
joined 11 months ago
Yeah, if you can afford it. Buy it. If you can't, no harm in pirating it. Applies to almost everything.