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What definition are you referring to?

We are talking about Anarchy/Anarchism as a political theory, and what you say is plainly wrong in that context

Sure, they is also a propagandized layman's understanding of "anarchy" = chaos, but this is not what we are talking about in this community.

It's a subcategory of Anarchism, similar to how Syndicalism is one. Some more purist Anarchist consider it a lesser form as it does include some state like characteristics at municipal level, and on the other hand the person who is maybe most well known for Communalism (Murray Bookchin) decided to denounce Anarchism, because of (old man yells at kids playing on his lawn) "lifestyle anarchists".

No, the issue is also with the protocol, but if you use a big commercial homeserver like Beeper or Matrix.org you don't notice it so much. But try self-hosting Matrix and you will quickly notice how bad the protocol is.

I believe the bigger issue is that once you have started them, a lot of the interior is radioactive (even when turned off) and thus repairs become quite complicated, compared to doing a more thorough job during construction when there is no radiation yet.

Yes, and? That is in addition to not retaliating against US American imports and services to the EU. Basically a bribe on top.

We will know in 30 years if they are really cheaper over their lifetime.

France did a similar low cost mass production of nuclear reactors in the 1970ties and those reactors turned out to have a lot of construction defects some decades later and costly repairs really drove up their total costs.

Germany exports a lot of cars to the US. Yes, it is that simple and stupid sadly.

They also have a lot of example pictures from real bikes under the "Assembly" menu option.

Wer Kinder hat, muss nicht so viele Gedanken verschwenden an den Sinn des Lebens, dafür ist eh keine Zeit. Wer Kinder hat, muss sich nicht dauernd mit sich selbst befassen oder an der Weltlage verzweifeln. Erst mal die Brotboxen fertig machen und morgen die Gitarre nicht vergessen. Vielleicht sind Kinder manchmal das beste Mittel, um nicht durchzudrehen.

Aha, das ist also der beste positive Spinn der dem Autor eingefallen ist? 🤪

After some minor changes and a hardware reboot, it seems more stable again. Somehow the memory leak is now only requiring to restart the Lemmy backend every few days or so, and not daily.

You can just make the questions more location or theme specific. There is no way a bot will not slip up on stuff like that, and it doesn't need to be 100% fail proof either.

We get a lot of LLM bot applications on our instance, and even if it would get 10x harder, they would be still really easy to spot.

I guess this is mainly because of mosquito protection? Because it seems ill fitted to lounge in during rainy days.