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Underworld by Don DeLillo

Pipewire is a true blessing for Linux

I don't know what you're using for Lemmy and have never used Apollo but I'm using Voyager and many people say it really feels like Apollo. P.S. I am using the web app but they also have native app options now

Of course books are very valuable, but I would say that for language learning, at least for me, they are insufficient since they lack people pronouncing the words

Guess you're right, too bad I'm not a kid anymore.

Cool thing about being an EUer is that I don't need to be undocumented, I could travel, work, live in another EU country with a different language from mine without a problem, but I currently busy in my own country and want to learn french

This is a great suggestion, thanks!

They just copied the idea from terrorists

Can you please explain how you did it or link to a guide explaining it? It could be useful to many people

Good bot

Awesome news! Hopefully more and more distros will catch up too.

It's a good, and very scary, reading but I would argue that it does not directly translate here because Lemmy / Kbin and Reddit are not social media per se, they are content focused instead of being person focus. Here no one cares who you are, we are all here for content. The XMPP EEE succeeded because once defederated people were not able to talk to their friends, defederating Threads would cut us off from strangers and their content, it's not a big deal.

We'll see what happens, hopefully the Fediverse will not be another free social media attempt killed by greedy corporates.

That's what I'm saying, they would allow people to have the choice to leave. I guess they could introduce features that work only among users of Threads (i.e. Extend in the EEE paradigm) to convince people to stay / switch over, but still people would have the choice not to care.