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Happy Fathers Day - Lemmy.World

Seriously the only episode of the television that can get me to cry EVERY. TIME.

TIL about the greek question mark ;;;;;;;;;;

https://lemmy.world/post/3270955

TIL about the greek question mark ;;;;;;;;;; - Lemmy.world

TIL about the greek question mark Tell me, can you tell the difference between these two characters? ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

What its like starting my career as a programmer...

https://lemmy.world/post/1800110

What its like starting my career as a programmer... - Lemmy.world

i just made this right now, after trembling at my first professional correspondence with an old highschool friend.

TIL Worf is over 110 years old, and started his career as a Colonel!

https://lemmy.world/post/1234208

TIL Worf is over 110 years old, and started his career as a Colonel! - Lemmy.world

Did you know that Worf is over 110 years old at the start of TNG? Its true. He started his career as a defense attorney, defending Captain Kirk. He must have been demoted because he was a colonel back then!

When did lemmy.world start requiring an email address?

https://lemmy.world/post/688397

When did lemmy.world start requiring an email address? - Lemmy.world

That to me was an important feature of reddit :( What I suspect is that they were getting flooded by bots…

federated n00b questions

https://lemmy.world/post/379531

federated n00b questions - Lemmy.world

redditrefugee here So, Lemmy.world is just one instance of lemmy… it maybe the biggest one, but its just one right? And it agrees to federate with other lemmy instances (like lemmy.ml [http://lemmy.ml])… got it. But at the end of the day, each instance is running on someones computer right? Whats the traffic like between these two? If I ran an instance, and federated with this site, what would that cost me? How much traffic does this instance produce? Are we suppose to divide into our own instances to reduce costs, and then link them together through lemmy.world? wouldn’t that make it centralized? And then who is paying for THIS? How much is being a central hub between instances going to cost? Sooner or later, we have to realize that these wonderful free things are usually a bubble that eventually pops when they have to start running ads. Who is paying for this?