Because there's a dwindling numbers of forums out there and probably very few new forums made every day. The established forums probably don't want to move everything to a new system and new forums might want something more established.
I don't think they belong to the company any more than the words you read belong to you
I've been saying this will happen for years and people just dismissed it, I'm feeling quite vindicated now
I hope that will be the trend, but I think the VC funding cycle will continue
I don't think lemmy is supposed to be a home for illegal things but I imagine an individual instance can do whatever they want
I'm just aware how many projects have come in promising to be the underdog who does things differently only to end up running into the exact same challenges and making the exact same decisions as all the others
If there is going to be a standard it should be a compiled language with some sort of common ui framework. Basically like js+html+css but compiled and cross platform. It'll never happen, though
What parts of the book are they referring to?
Probably ignoring/stripping EXIF rotation data and presenting it in its original orientation
It means that your instance has sent the subscription request to that instance, but it hasn't been accepted yet usually because the other instance is overwhelmed
Where did you get that from?