It was a fun run but sadly Reddit Admins have the only thing that matters now… power. They will ban everyone in their way and replace them with some puppet or someone who doesn’t care about the api fiasco. Most of them will cave in. They have no choice, because they don’t hold any real power to attempt a coup. You know who should quit? Users. But they obviously don’t care about the cause enough. Imagine if everyone quit for a month …
Cries in Virtual Reality Headset
One way is to just browse your home feed and make sure you selected Subscribed or similar, here look at my screenshot:
. Also Lemmy.World is having some issues scaling so not the best choice IMHO for the main instance, bc it would be best a smaller and stabler one.
I confirm that in the terms and condition they discourage the use as a private cloud backup and only to host stuff related to the website. Now… until now I’ve had no complaints as I’ve been paying and kept the traffic at minimum. I guess I’ll have to switch to some more cloud oriented version if I keep expanding. But it’s worked for now !
Ȳσǚ ćậᾒ ṫǭԷàļɫȳ țӷȳ ąñḏ όɓϝúŝςâṭе եħḕ էèхȶ ȫẛ ȳόứɼ ṕṑśȶ ṥọ ţḣắť ґσḃȫṯѕ ĥẫύě ằ ɦàṙḏ ṫīṁè ӷěẵɗîǹɡ ìե.
A simple script using duplicity to FTP data on my private website with infinite storage. I can’t say if it’s good or not. It’s my first time doing it.
Quantum computing is just a very weird, niche and very expensive way to do a very limited range of things. Some scientists are skeptical they’ll ever get to a usable point… bc you need a ton of qbits for something interesting, there’s not way to initialize / return to a blank state (qbits have infinite memory of the past) and to read the solution you must collapse the wave function to something. So even the output is probabilistic. Stuff is werid.
If you don’t explicitly set a DNS to allow access from outside the local network, all your stuff is private and confined within your local network. As it is with all, let’s say, wifi stuff that goes on in your home.
Edit. What @notorious said
Liking disco sticks don’t make me gay