Do people not keep the same number when they change phone companies?

They say “barely lacks any features” which I think they mean it’s full featured. I feel like Transmission and rTorrent are good clients for their niche though.

Yeah, they use CloudFlare so it would look like that.

You seem to not be enjoying your current situation anyway so I’d vote for a change. We are all very small fish in a big sea when it comes to changing states whereas you can make a big change in your own life.

Supposedly lemmy.ml was a paid domain which is why it’s still around but there’s not much information on it. The whole thing seems like a shit show though.

Why wouldn’t it? Unless they said to avoid sparkling water for some reason or another.

What currency the selling is done in probably doesn’t matter but yes Norway maintains one of the largest sovereign wealth funds.

The issue is in undemocratic countries there’s usually a preverse incentive to not educate people to maintain control of the country. Non resource rich countries have to educate their population to improve productive output.

This is true but not a necessity of capitalism. Pigouvian can put the destruction of the commons back in that box.

A socialist society would be better for the environment because all the people would starve /s

Generally the idea is that both parties need to benefit from any transaction if it is voluntary.

Would you remove dividends too? What would be the incentive of investing in companies?

Makes sense just thought you might have had a hairpin setup through your router.

Is that IP address the address of your router that was given by the ISP router or is it the IP of the jellyfin server?

More likely they’d just raise the retirement age then…

Your graph only three data points. Lets say hypothetically the traffic was 100m requests/yr and dropped off immediately after the redesigned you’d still expect to see something like

• 2009 - 100m
• 2010 - 60m
• 2011 - 0

This page has some graphs with more data points but the tl;dr is traffic was down by more than 50% within a month.

Admittedly reddit’s growth was much more muted but Digg did really just destroy the site.

Your graphs are actually consistent with Digg traffic dropping off a cliff immediately after the redesign. My memory is hazy but according to this a week after the release they replaced the CEO and two months later they layed off 37% of staff.

That also says 50%? Also seems to be quoting musk too.

If you don’t login you wouldn’t be able to see your subscribed communities or reply and etc

Some instances aren’t connected for various reasons. What instance?