It could also be a very good explanation. Too bad that this site doesn’t document its methodology and that reddit will never confirm such numbers.
However I am still certain that quality has dropped overall on most subreddits. An acceleration of what started a while ago.
And it’s not just r/askreddit all subreddits I tried show a similar drop, including the ones that still seem relatively active.
Any of them also supports WebTorrent?
Not updated since 2012? How is it not full of security holes?
The issue is mostly not about paying for the info, but rather about how to obtain said info without collecting location data of all users in an intrusive way like Google does.
There is already an unlimited subscription for TGV, which costs more than 800€ per month.
The German pass does not include ICE (InterCity Express, the TGV equivalent). It would make no sense economically.
I know people who have used the TER everyday for commute. There are also people using it every weekend to see family.
I would certainly enjoy it to be able to go bicycling on weekends too.
Yes. The price of a subscription for unlimited public transport in Paris and the surrounding areas is more than 80€/month. So if such a pass were to actually offer all public transport it would be a huge net loss since all Parisian would switch to it and start paying much less.
On the other hand public transportation subscriptions in smaller cities is much much less expensive, so for non Parisians this may not be worth that much.
Not sure how that would play out regarding redistribution of wealth.
What is that notebook software?
I did not know that. That’s not cool
.eduEducation (MURICA)
.edu is not only american. For example I know many schools in France have .edu domains and emails, and I believe it’s the case in many more countries.
I think they ignored standard testing, but this was never made mandatory
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You can see the community from mastodon and tag it: https://mastodon.social/@nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
To find communities from Lemmy on Mastodon paste their URLs into the mastodon search bar.
I know that on mastodon you can tag the Lemmy community to send your post to it.
Maybe there is something similar to tagging in Pixelfed that would have the same behavior.
Yes, I find the current UI very hard to understand at a glance.
Yes but those are in general a couple of bytes at most. The average comment will be less than 1KB. Metadata that goes with it will be barely more.
On the other hand most images will be around 1MB, or 1000x times larger. Sure it depends on the type of instance but text should be a long way from filling a hard drive. From what I’ve seen on github the database size is actually mostly debugging information, so it might explain the weirdness.
The 700MB are the postgres data or everything including the images?
I’m under the impression that text should be very cheap to store inside postgres.
Their campaign clip explicitly said that they were against « LGBT activism ».
Not even trying to hide behind excuses. They explicitly think that LGBT rights should be fought against.