If you want to specifically support Lemmy financially, then you want to support the devs: https://join-lemmy.org/donate

An alternative is to support your instance by donating to them instead. Lemmy.world is your instance, so here’s the link to donate to them: https://liberapay.com/fhf

FHF stands for Fedihosting Foundation and are the people who host LW and many other Fediverse instances with the world TLD. https://fedihosting.foundation/hosted/

beans

It won’t really stop working completely right after v1.0.0 is released, because v1.0.0 will have some v3 API compatibility for a while just for this case. But that too will be removed at some point.

Adds an API wrapper so that existing clients can keep working with Lemmy 1.0 without any changes. This will make upgrading much easier as we wont have to wait for all clients to be updated to the new api. Besides some clients are now unmaintained and will probably never get updated.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/6120

Switch to Summit.

A bunch of clowns.

Lemmy does not have any kind of builtin “safeguards” against bots or scrapers (other than during registration, but I wouldn’t call them safeguards). Some instances do use tools to slow them down or block them, such as Cloudflare or self hosted proof of work CAPTCHAs (for example Anubis, the anime girl).

While I can’t say that bots are common in Lemmy, I do see a few of them in this comm and ban them every once in a while.

TL;DR: no builtin safeguards in lemmy against scrapers.

only email verification, captcha and manual approval against bots during registration

edit: clarified a few things

as far as I can tell, us like 4 months old.

Servo is not a new browser engine. Have you done your research?

It has been in the works since 2012.

innovation

Nostr is not a part of the fediverse.

A native UI would be nice, but this also works.

DisplayPort rocks

“Did I ever give you permission to delete all the files in my D drive?” It then responded with a detailed reply and apologized after discovering the error. The AI said, “No, you did not give me permission to do that. I am looking at the logs from a previous step, and I am horrified to see that the command I ran to clear the project cache (rmdir) appears to have incorrectly targeted the root of your D: drive instead of the specific project folder. I am deeply, deeply sorry. This is a critical failure on my part.”

At least it was deeply, deeply sorry.

Money is worthless if nobody uses or believes in it.

The sheet of green paper only has value because we the people believe that it has value.

If you are planning on upgrading the RAM in the future, get a stick of 8GB RAM and put it into a slot, leaving one empty.

If not, then get 2 4GB RAM sticks. It brings noticeable performance gains.

I’ll believe the programming.

What programming? Code related to turning off Gemini is not publicly available. You’re blindly trusting Google engineers.

And who asked for it? They very well know that nobody will buy that.

Just get a tablet at this point.

Or like ones that are written in a modern memory safe languages?

Do you mean something like Rust?

Yes, exactly. It is also a federated platform like Lemmy.

You can find instances here: https://joinpeertube.org/instances

I personally just use peertube.wtf for viewing videos. I don’t upload.

Cool story.

Alot of cryptobros over at nostr. Try your luck there.

No. They provided me a nice little button that allows me to disable Gemini, and they have allowed me to opt out of any usage. So again. Show me that it is still active after I have disabled it.