one of the tech sites yesterday had a short blurb about states paying to get workers and remote workers to relocate – seems to be a pretty strong overlap between implementing conspiracy theory laws and trying to stop the “““right””” kind of people from leaving …
states to visit: Tennessee
(don’t forget O/0 either)
Could that person just shut it down whenever they wanted to?
it would mean shutting down that one particular instance only, all of the other instances would still be trucking along – whereas if the service-formerly-known-as-Twitter shuts down, everything on there is completely gone
in the case of Mastodon instances, if you get a heads-up that something is happening, you can migrate your account (and posts) to another instance – AFAIK that’s still in the works for Lemmy
compare that to the mass starvations happening on a daily basis under capitalism (including the one currently in progress in Gaza)
one passage I read warned that anyone who got too deep into studying mushrooms very quickly started to sound like they had gone off the deep end …
United ain’t doing much better …
Lyft’s reputation as a company is slightly less bad than Uber’s …
or just install a rootkit on users’ computers …
now do Andrewism and discover library economy
Drumming