Depends on the threat model.

NOAA and others gets underfunded/change of menagement and need to close down open access to stuff.

or

Data becomes illegal to possess and feds start knocking on Web Archive doors.

or

Web archive will do something stupid and will get sued/DDOSed

In only one very unlikely scenario it won’t be availble due to recent events. But still redundancy would be good regardless of recent stuff.

https://wiki.archiveteam.org/

they have an automatic VM that dowloads stuff in distributed manner and uploads to archive.org

Can you judge a work of art by it’s virality? Should you judge by virality?

A lot of times in history artists got recognition they deserved only after their death. When they ware alive they lived in poverty struggling to make ends meet.

There is a lot of internet 1.0 preserved by internet archive that I didn’t get to experience. There are flash games that I would love to preserve and show the next generation.

We wouldn’t have known how Scotts Cawthon games have looked like before he made FNAF if not for the preservation efforts.

as I stated in this comment it’s not really feasible as to ~5s delay that was tested some time ago.

Yes, there are multiple in FMHY megathread. After aniwave shut down I just hopped to the next one.

A bit of a timeline correction. The falcon 9 started landing succesfully in 2016. So 8 years ago but your argument still stands.

But also different instances have different “all” feed due to users subscribing to different communities.

You need to be an admin or mod to see the votes. There are discussions to make the votes public for everyone.

I think you should pitch in on this https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4967

I didn’t see a bug report for it. Feel free to file one on github.

Very similar to a.gup.pe groups but even more disjointed. It also depends if community has thousands of active users or just a dozen.

I just checked. You can respond if someone mentioned the lemmy community and there is a post on lemmy to respond to and that response will be seen on mastodon.

You can federate and respond but not really follow.

I have only observed Lemmy->Mastodon and Mastodon->Lemmy

If I follow a community, in mastodon it will show as boosts and will show Title + link to the original post with all the comments also as boosts. It has some probability of working. Not always. I couldn’t get hashtags to work.

If someone mentions some lemmy community it will get federated into that community but only into first mentioned community. The first line of a microblog will be set as a title. When users write hashtags and mentions first, it will be unreadable. Not all replies will get federated back and forth.

P.S. I have seen kbin [R.I.P] (Long Live Mbin) posts on lemmy and it worked good

I think more important is compute per watt and idle power consumption than raw max compute power.

I do not want to get paid to develop mbin.

In couple of years you will burn out doing this for free. Not getting paid opens up the project for another Jia Tan to come along and smuggle malware.

There was recent talk by Rockstar Programmer Dylan Beattie that highlighted this problem. His website https://freeasinweekend.org/ and YT talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzYqxo13I1U

You don’t need to go 100% job or 100% mbin. You could theoretically go for less hours (like Fridays off) to work on mbin.

If I am a reader, can I leave comments on blogs/stories as it’s part of fediverse?

I have rebooted into recovery mode and after connecting to a network it seems that with some warnings, it begun upgrading.

You can use windows in indefinite trial version with Activate Windows watermark. Grab a windows iso from the website. Put it on USB stick (I use Ventoy). And install. I would keep windows bootlaoder and grub on separate partitions.

Can you downgrade the network to older standard?

It would seem that there isn’t easy way to do it on windows. You would need to RE and write the drivers yourself.

https://community.intel.com/t5/Wireless/Will-WPA3-be-certified-on-existing-AC-8265-8260-7265-7260-NICs/m-p/680333