the latter, they are the largest instances, and it’s generally healthy to spread stuff out

Why not both?

in my opinion you are taking a serious breach of personal freedom far too lightly.

“check it out” does not involve handcuffs.

I figured out my tv starts on the last used channel if it receives power after a power cut. All I need to control it is a smart plug

WHAT

Endeavour to be a good thing to be a good thing to be a good thing to be a good thing to be

hey don’t attack me like that!

The moment you install arch and you realise your computer feels empty inside.

I am totally ready for it, I know it’s a thing, especially since I drink the forbidden nectar that is the AUR. Yet I’ve never had this happen even once.

I’m if possible even more confused now that I read that

I haven’t tried it, but I’ve heard you can use a third party wm inside plasma.

your distro has it prepackaged 1 version out of date

found the ubuntu user :D

well, since the voting is public it’s easy to remove your votes and block your instance after the fact

I’ve learned today kbin and mbin exposes it to users too

hmm, how would the receiving instance verify? what happens if I send 100 random hashes?

That would be great. I’m not sure how to solve the problems that arises though. If i can send an anonymous vote to an instance, what stops me from sending 100?
Maybe there’s some smart cryptographical solution here that alludes me, but it seems hard, if possible.

yes, and any instance owner on any federated instance. Oh, and anyone on Kbin.