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> Here we go again! Reporting to you the news of the Minecraft server! We gained some new members, new buildings and some great experience! > > This update will be special! As we announce the first ever build event of the server the theme is Spooky Halloween ( What a big surprise ;) ). The event will start on Monday the 23.10.2023 and a portal will raise near spawn and send you to the building start area! > > The prizes are going to be some item prizes, like good enchanted diamond armor, diamonds, netherite and other rewards will be announced at the end! You even get an entry prize for joining the event! > > The rules and information for the event is nearby the event location. > > Stats; > ! > > ::: spoiler Here are some pictures of the week; > ! > > ! > > ! > > ! > > ! > > ! > > !:::

Another reason not to use google search

shared from: https://lemmy.world/post/2809416

> We've launced a public discord server at https://discord.gg/lemmyworld > > The reason for why we choose discord is because it was easier to moderate and manage than other options. Besides we also had a discord-bot guru by the name of Rooki who created a neat bot that allowed us to connect/verify discord users to their Lemmy World account. > > So if you are a moderator and you are looking for some extra hands to moderate your community, or if you need to contact anyone from the LW team, this is the most efficient way to do it! > > Come have a look!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2076800

> In this video he discusses how the United Kingdoms "Online Safety Act" would require tech companies to implement backdoors into their encryption algorithms in order to comply with requirements to do proactive scanning for illegal content.

Apple in a nutshell.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1459401

Another Bullshit design from Microsoft.

This is just a joke. Google in a nutshell.

In there he talks about some malicious apps in the google play store too.

Thats true ;)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1364653

> I like to let sonarqube do its thing instead of my local test runner

I would really want to know how long twitter holds this shitshow of childish behaviour.

Crossposted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1292109 >Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince posted a graph to both Threads and Twitter today (Cloudflare’s communications VP Daniella Vallurupalli confirmed it was him) showing what he says is Twitter’s DNS ranking from January to now. It’s, uh, not a great story! Twitter alternative Threads, meanwhile, has been growing explosively — it’s less than three million from the 100 million user mark. It debuted on Wednesday.

Its just funny that 2 Billionaires make such drama about that.

Mental Outlaw strikes again.

A good summary from Louis!

Because of that i really dont use meta and i am against letting Threads join the fediverse

ORIGINAL POSTER: https://writing.exchange/@kreig

cross-posted from: https://social.fossware.space/post/123876 > In the few short hours since I started using #Threads, #DuckDuckGo has already blocked over 200 data tracking attempts. These include things like "headphone status" and "screen density." > > Trackers, trackers and ol' Zucc's roboface galore.

With few simple steps you can block a instance! It requires some config editing, but its more simpler than blocking them manually!

If you have any question please let me know ;)

Brave is just chrome change my mind. But again great video from Louis Rossmann!

Nice summarisation from Louis Rossmann

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/993070

> Reddit screws over blind community - a lesson on road rage in business Video

The free VPN "Swing VPN" was not a vpn it was actually a botnet.

Programming word chain

In here everyone can only say 1 line of code. The next User has to add something logical after that.

The Programming Langauge is Javascript. (and no minified js doesnt count!)

If a user created a function

The next user who wants to create something IN that function replies to the first user!

User1: > function doSomething(arg1) { > > User2 > > console.log("Inside this function") > > User3 > > >}

Community Rules still apply!

Example:

User1: const apples = 50

User2: const trees = apples * 5

( Sort by "Old" )

That is sadly for me the truth about code review XD

A good summary what is going on Twitter from Mental Outlaw. Twitter is now paywalled.

Eine einfach Zusammenfassung welche Tricks die meisten Youtuber anwenden um den Zuschauer daran zu "belästigen" um ein Komentar zu erstellen.

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Youtube will be seeing something like Reddit if they are going through. As this will screw over Advertisers as they pay more because many more people are "forced" to see ads but they arent interested and dont click on it.

cross-posted from: <https://lemmy.world/post/853004> > >Hello there, and welcome to the Fediverse! Let's get you started. > >This post was created together with many users, intended to help you have an easy start! It has a simple language, and it includes many useful links. > >For your first day here >- > >Hello, newbie user! Lemmy is just like Reddit, but better. Ha-ha. Seriously. But let's not overwhelm you for now. > > This very neat starting guide was written by our beloved admin, @ruud. To avoid confusion, start reading it from the Quick start guide section. > >If you're new to Lemmy, this post will also help you perfectly. > >kbin users can check out this amazing starting guide instead. This is also a nice guide. > >Finding Communities on Lemmy/kBin > >If you finished reading your starting guide, it's time to go find your new favorite communities! Check out these dedicated services: number 1, 2, 3, and 4, and 5! Go have some fun! :D > >For your second day here >- > >Hello again! You're less of a newbie now, and you found some amazing communities! We can start talking about the Fediverse. I hope you didn't forget to read the rules for lemmy.world! > >kBin.social's rules are in this link. > >The Fediverse > >You must've realised that we addressed Lemmy and kBin users differently. And what is this Fediverse people keep talking about, anyways? > >Lemmy and kBin are two different platforms, and they can perfectly interact with each other! This means that they are a part of the federation. And they are only two members of the vast Fediverse. > > What is the Fediverse? video by Framasoft to get a good understanding with visuals! > >As a great lemming once said: Fediverse is basically like a group chat, but for websites. This means that federated websites all agree to share their content with each other, constantly, at the same time. > > Follow this link to view a list of all Lemmy instances. > > Follow this link to open the Fediverse Observer. It is set to show kBin, but you can navigate your way through the site to show any Fediverse platform you'd like. > >For your third day here >- > >That's it! What else do you want? Go have some fun and keep learning along the way! ;)

Subscription strikes again!

This will be the thread where you can tell us anything ;)

It is interesting how much the blackout really hurt google and reddit.

Another great video from Louis Rossmann!

In there he talks about why open sourcing hardware and software after end of life or bankruptcy of a company.