Don't forget, they also get legal exposure!
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joined 1 year ago
I was able to get video streaming with audio working on Discord using pipewire, but it was a massive pain in the ass and somewhat unreliable. I don't have a lot of experience with Jitsi, but I trust others' recommendation there
The addition of the delta symbol is exactly the kind of creativity we need around here. I'd give you Lemmy silver if I could afford it.
Who is Dream and, more particularly, what's the connection to those sneakers?
I hate to break it to you, but we're all presently training someone else's shitty models for free by commenting on Lemmy. Probably multiple organizations at some point, in fact.
Eyewitnesses are notoriously unreliable at picking people out of a lineup as well. But I can kind of understand how if two unreliable systems point to the same person, that could be seen as enough for an arrest. It shouldn't have taken nearly as long for her to be cleared of any charges, however.
I literally almost never pay fees when moving Bitcoin between wallets on the Blockchain. Fees aren't required unless you want your transaction expedited.
You bring up good points about it being potentially useful for facilitating the movement of money across borders (and potentially doing so more anonymously now) within the PayPal ecosystem with fewer fees, but it's an unnecessary step for pretty much anything else within PayPal as far as I'm concerned. It's also definitely a bad place to park money long term unless you like inflation eating away at your buying power.
I'm not sure what you mean about high fees with Bitcoin, though, are you talking about exchange fees from fiat to Bitcoin and vice versa? I rarely pay any fees simply moving Bitcoin around.
It's the leaning tower of cheeza!
On a serious note, that was probably not a great way to go and I feel bad for the family.
If you want to learn a little bit more about Lemmy, this docs page on join-lemmy.org is a pretty good primer.
Oh good, another bullshit Ethereum backed token...just what the world needed.
It's not an app issue, you'll notice the same behavior in any Lemmy client. Once you're subscribed successfully, new content should be coming in normally unless, again, there is an instance/federation issue.