Loulou

I want to too, any recommendations or guides?

I love that one!

This is boringly not always true, for a while some genius, probably Elon Flush, decided to invert the functions so that when you pushed the bigger button you got the small flush.

XP was the response to Linux. Before that, windows was a crash fest, remember 98, or Millennium?

Linux was rock stable, so microsoft had to do something and started yo use their server core in the home version of windows.

Thank you !!

One step closer :-D if I have the python file all ready to go in the directory, it works, but I can't seem to use my binaries (or the python script) if I compile them in into the image only.

I have my executables in a "binaries_to_use" folder, is there any way to add them to this local work folder? I tried the thing that worked before:

COPY binaries_to_use/setup /

but then

CMD ["./setup"]

doesn't work, I guess it's no longer a "virtual folder for the image" any more?

Thanks again, I'm getting less dumb about this :-p

I love it, but I also need an explanation, please!

Maybe, or just extending the suffering for a couple of months. Hope it gets better!

But everything works in mice.

Well, killing 99% of cancer cells is quite useless, the 1% left will now thrive and if they survived because they were different (and not just luckily escaping the treatment) you now have 100% of cancer cells you can't treat anymore.

Better case, the 1% "lucky" cancer cells just re-invade.

The problem is that they are thousands times bigger than us. All our voices will be drowned out, in what we all know, is an ad-driven post contest.

We can whine and cry but their predatory algorithms will just chew on our content and spit it back in, filled with ads, misinformation et al.

That's why we dont want to federate with threads/facebook.

The problem is that they are thousands times bigger than us. All our voices will be drowned out, in what we all know, is an ad-driven post contest.

We can whine and cry but their predatory algorithms will just chew on our content and spit it back in, filled with ads, misinformation et al.

That's why we dont want to federate with threads/facebook.

I'm around 100 percent with you.

Like we're more than a million users, let it grow organically, not in some Reddit meme-crap way (or fusioning with fucking Facebook, guess how well that will go yeah).

But I have a question, I have blocked threads on my instance, I mean if there are no shenanigans (there will be ofc) are my instances safe? How does it work say if a user from my instance goes to lemmy.world? Isn't it quite important that all servers block them off?

Cheers and fuck meta Facebook & threads