And yet it would’ve been far better to choose the slow loss over the immediate loss

More like

“If you don’t vote in an election, you don’t prefer one candidate over the other / oppose one candidate!”

Now tell me Harris would’ve been equally bad…

I agree, but at least before Trump defending Europe was a common interest of Europe and the USA

Still a breakthrough for them, so still nice to hear. Yes its Microsoft, but its still nice to see progress in research.

Fractional scaling is awesome, I could never use my monitor without it, things just are too small.

But it perfectly works on Linux for me (OpenSUSE).

What’s the context you were missing?

Please explain

You’re welcome. Spread the word of the fediverse, may one day Lemmy be bigger than Reddit, Pixelfed bigger than Instagram, Mastodon bigger than Twitter, …

Hi!

For Lemmy usage my preferred approach is always sorting by all and blocking communities (and instances) I don’t want to see instead of subscribing to the ones I do want to see. This way you get more content and dont miss new sublemmies! :)

About a million active users each month

Edit: Damn, 10 million users, 1 million active daily, see other comment. My source was this, the one from the other comment is certainly more trustworthy https://adamconnell.me/social-media-platforms/#%3A~%3Atext=larger+social+network.-%2CStats%3A%2Cat+the+end+of+2022

Sadly this community is on the instance lemmy.ml which is known for mod abuse. Other instances are better

Password bitwarden

Mastodon? Lemmy? Etc.

How many of those are left? Two, three?

People outside the USA exist. We have many stupid right wingers too but also many that I can respect (just sadly hardly any of them in politics)

In my country I’m also center-right, but from an US-american view I’m a communist. I cannot believe how one can even consider voting for Trump.

As much as I’d love to see this happen: For which legal reason?