Are these tarrifs actually effective? Seems like it’s kinda flavor of the week kind of threat. Like we could cut exports or do sanctions

My girlfriend’s husband died for your femdom

There you go. I don’t get the option to of playback speeds of more than 2x. 2x is the limit and I never came across that screen

Are you afraid to say what you mean? I don’t pay for YouTube.

Mark it up just to mark it down

I was able to do 2x speed on brave browser app on my phone. Must be ad or something

they could do that but ahh I doubt they would be efficient or effective. like they could go after political enemies but they would get bogged down doing the simplest thing and can probably waste weeks of work because they do simple errors. I get it they can still make make people’s lives worse for political reasons

Gotta boost morale somehow

my bot made a repost that got on the front page. But I hope that those c/ get other people to post

I thought it was confirmed that they are, but I’ve drinking out of glass mugs for a while now with no cost to me

I’ll make a post there. I do plan to make my script open source. Maybe that sub could help find c/ to add to revive

I don’t consider a post every other day to a c/ to be spam.

Except it’s not dead Internet because I actually interact with the comments on my Post. Plus repost do actually have a life of their own weirdly enough.

What’s old is new and what’s new will become old

Yeah it’s weird that top post for the day doesn’t work

Yeah I did plan to interact with whatever gets cross posted from reddit

I had the idea to revive dead c/ by reposting from reddit. It’s controversial to use a bot

I’ll make a post on c/ fediverse and open source to generate ideas of how to do this this

App dev can be outsource, but it really doesn’t matter who run the hard coded instance. It could by. Sh.itjust.works. it would be an issue if the app took off and the instance wasn’t ready for the influx.

Maybe it picks an instance at random to distribute the load.

My original idea in my head was that the app developer would run the instance that was hard coded

Lemmy is more stable than what that graph makes it out. I’m not sure how easy it is to track fediverse since instances can pop up at any moment then grow or even the domain can change for an instance

I do have the idea of making an app it makes an account for one instance and uses that “log in with Google/apple id”. Then people can learn later that you you can join other instances or log in via web browser.

The server can be simple lemmy or mastodon server and the app can just be variant of Voyager or mastodon app. Someone need to get rid of copyright material then hard code an instance.

I would do it myself but I can’t get an AI to code apps

The other option is to have an app that browser based