There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don’t.

It’s open source and researchers are already duplicating the process, so I’m not sure if that will ever happen.

Fairly sure that this is never going to happen, nor do I think it should, unless you’re describing duplicate content sent to the same community on the same instance within a certain period.

The fediverse is decentralized and by design each instance is independent. Data is shared between instances depending on subscribers. There isn’t a central database for every post or comment.

A person posting the same content on two instances would each automatically distribute that to other instances. At some point there’d be overlap when the duplicate content arrived at the same instance.

At that point, which one is duplicate and which one is original? Do you delete the duplicate? What about the other instances that already have the content?

Do you want to introduce a definitive source of truth that tracks which post was first? Doing so creates a single point of censorship and failure.

So, I’m going with, no, that’s not something I think can, or should ever happen.

The legal system spent centuries attempting to order this and it continues to be debated, argued and transformed on a daily basis.

bash?

It’s not very complicated. I’ve been generating my podcast RSS file with it for years.

I confess that it is always odd to see a musician, now deceased for a decade, when searching for this platform. Mind you, that is an ongoing tribute to their legacy, which is how it came about.

In a 2020 post, Lemmy’s co-creator Dessalines wrote about the origin of the name Lemmy. “It was nameless for a long time, but I wanted to keep with the fediverse tradition of naming projects after animals. I was playing that old-school game Lemmings, and Lemmy (from Motorhead) had passed away that week, and we held a few polls for names, and I went with that.”

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemmy_(social_network)#History

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I wasn’t sure what OP was asking, which is why I asked.

That sounds terrifyingly interesting.

I’m not sure what you’re asking here.

Within the realm of computing any media we use today are a collection of bits. We use tools like web browsers to render many of those collections, text, image, sound, video, and pdf are all covered by current web browsers.

Other collections like documents and spreadsheets are rendered by their respective applications.

The fediverse only needs to support links to those for a functional experience.

What do you mean?

As an excuse, I’m going with common.

As a reality, I’d be surprised if it happened without significant damage to the body that landed on the bottle.

Open the site with Google Translate and pick your language.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=en&op=websites

You don’t need a specific service to do this, you can run your own.

Set-up a PayPal account, let people pay into the account, donate the funds to the NGO.

I’d contact your power company. I had a street feed with a similar issue that turned out to be an industrial piece of equipment on the same phase as I was. The power company switched my phase and life went back to normal.

This one…

If it was my problem to solve, here’s how I’d go about it, since I know nothing about either.

Start with the solar panels since the barrier to entry is much lower and after they’re installed, you don’t need to do much with them.

Then use your spare time to learn about beehives and go from there.

I published using the Kindle store. It’s not for everyone, but it scratched my itch. I framed my first cheque as a “published author” … I didn’t make any money, but that’s not why I published.

You don’t need anyone’s approval, you don’t need to pay anyone you don’t want to and you can do it from anywhere with an internet connection.

I’m not sure what you are trying to tell us when you call yourself a visibly trans person. What you are inside your mind is rarely what is visible on the outside.

So, helping trans people, absolutely, but how about you, who is looking out for you?

Take it one step at a time. Practice makes perfect and it’s likely that you’ll fail many times before you succeed. Keep ar it. You can do this!

You can speak your mind and still be kind and considerate. You tend to catch more flies with honey and after a while nobody resents a hard truth in the mix.

On the other hand, being less considerate about truth means that people will ignore you or worse actively fight you just to spite you.

You definitely don’t have to be passive, but you don’t have to be a dick about your truth.

Note that I’m not saying that you’re planning to be a dick, just that I’ve been where you are and don’t wish that on anyone.