It’s marketing, and they do it because it works.

That talks about the credential store, not disk encryption.

Ok but like… given what I was hearing from those scenes that was probably for the best

No shit, it’s been case law since the 90s (Bleem, Connectix). The recent cases haven’t been about emulation, but decryption keys lifted from the BIOS.

Yeah, delivery is cheap because the drivers are treated like shit: https://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/trending-china/article/3274864/desperate-china-courier-begs-guard-mercy-knees-after-toppling-fence-sparking-protest

Kind of like how BYD cars are cheap because they’re built with slave labor and no environmental protection.

Don’t get me wrong, the US has similar problems. But there’s more to the story than just cheap eggs.

Good luck getting any of them to actually crawl it though. Most models are trained on datasets like reddit comments, not by crawling sites like search indexers.

And that’s why net neutrality is important!

Manipulative algorithms, yes.

Use iperf3 if you can.

You could also just use dig, ping, and traceroute to check the path.

my router should know it’s own IP and not bother sending things out into the world just for them to come back

This is correct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation#NAT_hairpinning

If it’s not working, check the configuration on your router. (Your ISP should also be doing this at their edge, but maybe not.)

Also, you should really not be exposing services to the Internet that you don’t have to. Put it all behind a VPN.

Nor Boost. It does in Raccoon, though.

Yeah we know. But it’s not really anything we can directly control, it just has to organically go viral. Marketing would help, but isn’t guaranteed.

The foreseeable?

How fast do you listen?

YouTube is a social network?

The current state of technology is some jerkwad yammering with another jagoff? No, that’s not the state of technology.

Nintendo has never really cared about their competitors.

You should take your armchair to be reupholstered or something, because sorting things is like the primary type of algorithm. Even if it’s as straightforward as “sort by date”, since objects in the database are not stored by date, they have to be sorted to get them displayed by date.

Lemmy was removed due to:

• reports of how the developers handle certain types of content (post removed, view an incomplete archive)
• the behavior of its creator
• how the sotware itself handles users’ privacy.

All valid concerns.