The meme said "shutting down" and not "going down", so I think it's about lemm.ee's shutdown and not DDOS attacks
Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki has erupted, spewing an ash cloud more than 10 kilometres into the sky.
The country's volcanic agency said the volcano erupted at 8:48pm on Friday night, local time.
A photo
Don't let the pasta get cold before sleeping on it
The article was talking about the uncertainty in "when" they'll come back, and not "if"
What if it was cooked pasta
This is important because no matter what you do, there is always so much more you could be doing. I'd argue that for most people, having those connections is also important for fulfilling whatever reasons you have for pursuing privacy (safety, financial security, political reasons).
It's also possible to use a service while severely cutting down how much information they can gather:
Another point is that there is a benefit from blending into a crowd. You don't want to stick out as the one user that's doing much more than necessary
It looks like this got posted twice. I'll remove this one since the other one has more comments and upvotes :)
"Deaths in aid incidents" is weird phrasing
I think that's reasonable
I have run into users not being aware of which community a post is in a few times. Two recent examples
I get it, times are stressful. I left polite comments pointing out the community, and in both cases it would have been smoother if the person checked what the community is about before making assumptions.
Maybe what we need is an "inactive" value that apps/ front ends can use to display communities that haven't seen activity recently. Maybe any posts or comments in the past 3 months?
If anyone else is also curious about how it's measured (and how they differentiate between pollen and other small particulate), see the methods section
Very exciting :)
Someone that replied to you mentioned it, so I thought that's what we were talking about