There’s no reason for them to stop. No one standing against them. If I was them, I would do the same.

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Maybe you’re right 🤔 The Azeri people I interacted had very clear accent than the average. So I guess we can lower the assumption to %70? 🙂

I learned English from mostly American sources and I can barely understand Brit English :) It’s not just words, the accent makes it harder too. I guess I would never understand Scottish one then.

The Turkish/Azeri situation is close to this, at least for me.

It is like British and American English.

I can understand 80-90% of Azeri from either directly from words or context of the sentence. Azeri sounds more accented too.

I really don’t know the Scottish English so I’m not sure if its better fit.

and if you are unsure, use it.

And please use if its necessary.

There’s also codeberg.

f*ck vlemmy 🤡

What is dVPN? Is it decentralized VPN?

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No. It will not still exist. It can exist.

When a user deletes an account, it federates to other instances. Other instances can ignore this request but by default it will deleted from other instances too.

Will it work with current apps like Mastodon, Lemmy, Peertube etc? I couldn’t find any data about it.

Yeah I’m also using Proton but I will switch to Tuta because it has more features I think.

Yes you need a domain for sure. But you don’t need a server for it, in fact I don’t recommend trying to self-host mail server.

You can use Tuta, Proton Mail, Gmail or iCloud Mail services. You just need to add some DNS records to the domain to redirect mail provider.

If I dislike a movie, book, game or food; I would criticise the movie, book, game or food and not the director’s, writer’s, developer’s or chef’s political views.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying don’t criticise their political views. I’m saying don’t criticise the product because of their political views.

If you don’t like their way of developing, then do it yourself, cunt.

I don’t think that applies to Lemmy. lemmy.world, sh.itjust.works, lemm.ee, lemmy.ml and other big instances are all federated with each other.

I really can’t talk about Mastodon or Kbin though.

Instances are not shadow banning, they all listed in instance list page.

I didn’t get the mod drama thing. I guess this guy mixing instance admins with community mods.

Also, I don’t think there is that much blocking between instances except Beehaw, since they want to create a refined user base.

Edit: what I was telling here is only applies to Lemmy. Looks like things are different for Mastodon side. So this comment may have a realistic view.

I am using Github Copilot to automatically generate commit messages. So far so good 😊