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It may have been lemmy.zip
It did in fact go down for about 48 hours... prompting me to make this new account on dbzer0.
Basically, the admin attempted to update to a newer lemmy version... and it failed, multiple times, and they just rolled back, restored the old version, posted an explanation and apology, and they'll be further looking into ... exactly what went wrong.
Is divide by zero becoming the most based instance? How did a single bro make best lemmy?!?
I'd say dbzer0 is probably the most leftist, at least from what I've seen. I personally don't go as far as being an anarchist but can appreciate the philosophy. I probably have more in common with anarchy than democratic/plurality governance, if I'm being honest with myself.
Wait... dbzer0 is "divide by zero"?
I've been reading it as "dibzer nought"
If I were to pronounce it outloud, I would say:
D. B. Zero.
Like D. B. Cooper, lol.
the... zer(o), 0 swap is... basically old school l33tsp34k... like uh... l00tb0x, pr0n, type of ... dialect? syntax?
I thought it stood for database zero.
Lately I've been seeing a lot of comments coming from that instance that are indistinguishable from the ones I see from .ml.
Clarification: Representative/Capitalist democracy. Not all types of democracy.
I'm not familiar with it
While this seems better than a lot of others, these types of systems are very easily manipulated by mass media, so functioning inside capitalism is already a massive problem. In any case it's difficult to judge the efficacy, only with one rich protected nation as an example. The biggest thing is that labour is pacified a lot by a high standard of living, which is supported by the imperialism of the other nations supporting them.
I haven't seen a "don't vote in elections" stance myself but the fact that you can say that and not get banned is a positive.