RE federation, the comment only federated after the edit.

I tried upvoting+downvoting myself first, which is a trick that may have helped in the past, but no dice. So federation doesn’t appear to be reliable unfortunately.

I understand and don’t mind delays, but content still getting missing from federation queues is something i thought doesn’t happen anymore.

Edit: This one federated within a couple of minutes. Not bad.

If you think that’s WTH-worthy, then you definitely shouldn’t read the /r/cpp thread (sample comments: [1][2]).

(edit to see if this will federate)

I wanted to double-check that i’m not being outjerked, and the posts here are not metaironic.

We all know what you are.

Do share. Your head sounds like an entertaining place. And I genuinely mean that.

I don’t think Russia is winning. I think Russia, for all intents and purposes, already won…at a cost of course.

But I tend to filter my news by reality and sources by factuality. Most people tend to filter by wishes. So it’s normal that some would think otherwise. The other side filtering by wishes may also be thinking that the win came at a much smaller cost than reality.

Do people in this community actually think Ukraine is winning?

So not DNC bots/bot-like-humans then.

The fact that you thought I was implying a young earth creationist argument is hilarious.

Super external events can exist out of creation itself. External sources of knowledge that can be attributed with causing such a non-linear progress.

Such events is what an actual logical person (not faux logical, as most enthusiast atheists are) would seek to know about.

I would write some info. But I don’t want to trigger atheists roaming these parts.

I ain’t never looking back.

Do we have a RemindMe bot on lemmy? Or maybe the double negative was a Freudian slip 😉

You sound like you fell for some big stereotype-filled detached-from-reality circle jerks, of which, this comment section is one. It actually reminded me for some reason of the Huffington Post’s 2016 election predictions. Well, they at least got Texas right. lol.