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Yes, if it was removed by a mod. If it was deleted by the creator, then no.

Also strictly speaking maybe no if the admin of the user's instance did some special fuckery. Every post or comment is hosted first on the user's instance, then federated, so if the user's instance is running altered lemmy code then it could do all sorts of funky shit.

Edit: @mizu6079@lemmy.world is still around, so maybe they'll come and answer. That should have sent them a mention, the instance agnostic link for them is /u/mizu6079@lemmy.world (if your app can handle those, it will be a link on the website). Seems like they deleted all their comments.

Edit2: The original post still exists for me: https://lemm.ee/post/241183. You'll have to browse their profile using the instance agnostic link to see if it's on your instance.

Edit3: I see nothing on the lemmy.world instance, looks like they wiped their account entirely. Yet their posts do seem to exist still on some other instances.

If You Get Hit, It's Your Own Fault (The Simpsons) - From season 6 episode 8: Lisa on Ice

While it's not as ideal as you might like, there's nothing really wrong with just posting a link. Half the fun is in the surprise.

We're just chatting on the internet, it's impractical to expect every comment to be deeply thought out and fully constructed. Sometimes you just want to share something relevant and move on to the next thread. It's not like they masked a url with another or anything; any anger is unwarranted.

"Amazon notifies users that Kindle will no longer support Mobi ebook format"

Fun fact: Argentina is pretty much the capitol of the world when it comes to creating zero day software exploits.

TL;DR Israel's peace offers are not "generous" as often described, and they involve significant concessions that undermine the idea of a sovereign Palestinian state. The article reviews the Camp David negotiations from 2000:

• The offer effectively annexed 10% of the West Bank to Israel, with an additional 8-12% remaining under "temporary" Israeli control.
• In return Palestine gets 1% of desert near the Gaza strip.
• Israel demanded control over Palestinian airspace, 3 permanent bases in the West Bank, presence at Palestinian border crossings (presumably this references border crossings to other countries) and "security arrangements" at the Jordan border which required more territory.
• Israel was also allowed to invade at any point in case of "emergency", with no definition of what an emergency is.
• In East Jerusalem, Palestine's proposed capital city, Israel refused sovereignty over Palestinian neighbourhoods.
• Israel would only allow a very limited return of a very limited number of refugees over a very long period of time.

In general, the article claims that Israel's peace offer with the establishment of a Palestinian state was not actually granting sovereignty to that state, and instead sought to legitimise the Israeli occupation.

It doesn't mean nothing, it confirms your number is real and in use, thus increasing the value when they sell it.

and wiped them clean after copying all the information available.

Cool. Hopefully they'll be able to contact victims and help them unlock their data.

The mass in a wind turbine is much less than conventional turbine generators. Also, wind turbines are mostly half or fully converted, where the raw AC is converted to DC and then back again to smooth out the waveform. Thus, wind turbines are generally inverter driven generation and have poor ride through capabilities.

They can control the generation manually somewhat, to provide VAr and frequency control, but when it comes to unexpected disruptions they can easily fall out and trip.