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Whatsapp is quite popular in Europe

I read that with a pause between words

Same goes for Friendica afaik

I blame @Blaze@feddit.org! He's always breaking them (Seriously, he does some amazing job promoting this side of the Fediverse.)

If I used an object observer for a topic/context, and proceeded to delete that context, the object observer would go away too. That is, unless you're inferring that I take steps to preserve the object observer for some period of time (if not forever?)

This is the solution I like best. I do like having multiple versions of a story to read though!

*nitpickers

@thisismissem Caching is why the server hosting the context can declare wrong term definitions even if it only lied in the past.

@julian that might be it, yeah. languages outside of javascript generally don't make a distinction between null and undefined, and even in javascript these are used inconsistently. for example localStorage.getItem will return null for a missing key. practically speaking, the "intentionally" distinction is a distinction without a difference in most processing contexts.

i know, i just mean in this case the witch must be in favor of lemmy and is therefore probably in one of the witch communities.

Damn, I feel you. I once wrote a response to a writing prompt only to return and find the post deleted.

And hosting lots of videos is expensive

My bruddah

At minimum, but if the delay were a month that would probably still be fine.

julian great!

Poll voting added!

@admin Just by the by, Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, GoToSocial all have allowlist options for federation as I understand it. Maybe others, maybe Bonfire?

@virtualwolf no, that's an internal file created from other internal files and a smidge of fat finger

I use akkoma for my instance instead of mastodon because it was easier and less resource heavy. honestly had no idea it was a fork of pleroma. Honestly at the end of the day I just use stuff that is better with resources and easier to setup so Akkoma instead of Mastodon, Piefed instead of lemmy.

@julian I was surprised when taking a look at it that the demo instance has been there for 2 years, is barely used by anyone, most are abandoned accounts and half of the functions on it don't work...All while it's getting positive press. I think you nailed it about the hype around promise.