I donate through opencollective to lemmy.ml, hope that’s also supporting development if even indirectly to server costs.

There are two types of hydrogen cars: Fuel Cell EVs and ICE built to run with hydrogen fuel. Both of them are the future of fuel. You won’t see a network of EV charging stations in most south american, african, or Asian countries. The EV revolution is very urban focused. Hydrogen as a fuel that can be transported almost as easily as gasoline is the pragmatic future. EVs are popular because Elon Musk went viral.

Edit: totally aware it’s not successful at the moment: https://www.motor1.com/news/693449/toyota-hydrogen-mirai-not-successful/

I expect with the amount they’re investing in FCEVs that EVs will only last another decade-ish.

Oh the motive is probably because NATO is an organisation that overthrows governments like Libya. They probably wanted to see what NATO was planning on doing in Niger or another country they want to exploit.

Hey I’m curious what the bad things they did were? I just know them to have revealed evidence of heinous war crimes committed by the USA.

https://www.loudersound.com/news/stop-calling-lemmy-kilmister-a-nazi-says-motorheads-phil-campbell

How do you see Lemmy working with duplicate communities on different instances? For example if Lemmy.World and Lemmy.ml have a PersonalFinance community, are people expected to cross-post? Or have you conceived of a system to allow people to find the right community efficiently?

I think you need to go for a walk in nature friend.

Policial theatre

Oh.

Civilians

It will take a couple years in my experience. I stopped using WhatsApp except for business related transactions and told everyone I use Telegram. People at first didn’t get the app but eventually of they wanted to contact me would install it. And then they started using it with their friends because it’s a better app. Lemmy nice communities will take time but the model is so much more sustainable.

Fair points.

I mean… if there wasn’t someone inventing a usable open source language for the browser it could have been some weird proprietary Microsoft language and our sites would still look like web 1.0

Ferdium Are you saying Ferdium runs sites in isolated containers so it won’t recognize when I’m logged into another app via cookies?

Brendan Eich, the guy who co-founded Firefox and developed Javascript, is the CEO of Brave. His politics aside, I think he’s a pretty trustworthy guy.

It’s here unfortunately, but unlike reddit, opposing opinions aren’t modded out.

I don’t think there’s any advertising budget being spent on these fedi platforms, which makes it impressive they’ve grown so much from media exposure and word of mouth.

No it’s not, I read down the thread further and found lemmy.ca devs saying it’s hosted in Quebec on OVH. Something about CloudFlare redirect.

Hosted on a dutch server.