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It’s like if Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter all had the capacity to import content from each other. Then add in that most of the Fediverse’s "facebook, twitter, and reddit"s aren’t run by centralized institutions. You can sign up for an account with any of them, but the administration of the one your account is on gets to decide which other sites content it wants to import. If you don’t like the way the admins are deciding on content in one, you can again start your own or just hop to another one. The Lemmy instances are forum like in nature similar to reddit, Mastodon instances are like twitter.

Even just eating like 5 olives makes things extra smooth down the line >.>

Yeah, pics or it didn’t happen… oh wait, we can literally generate the pics now… shit. Guess we’re out here in the wild west these days…

I used Heimdall when I was self-hosting in the cloud for a bit. Didn’t have any issues.

No one wants to come to terms easily either. Most people seem to think you’re attacking their beliefs, even when asking really basic questions.

I like to use it to make satirical poems and notice having it make songs can suffer from the same thing. It used the same word to keep this line rhyming: “We’re all commodities in their decree, In this world of 1984, that’s the decree.”

I personally find that annoying and end up providing a hybrid of it as the base and my touchups for flair. :p

Better ban school too. I hear that’s how kids find drug dealers.

Why I haven’t delved back into any persistent self-hosting yet.

Lol, I tested this out live. Most people still like to ‘disagree button and run.’ I think it comes from the ‘debate me bro’ atmosphere that seemed prevalent on Reddit. A lot of folks would rather just show they disagree than expose their logic on why. This trend can then be manipulated by bots to strengthen the ‘unspoken disagreement’ with opinions that don’t jive with whatever agenda they’ve been created to support. And rather than talking out disagreements a lot of them devolved into ‘then just leave.’ Or even more venomously as ‘this community will be better when you’re gone.’ ^.