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Also: Real capitalism had never been tried.

@xianc78 @ArdainianRight I don't think it really matters.
Governments are unnecessary bloat, whether shadow or physical.

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Woman robs a bank for her own money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0ldjz7IRPs

I should buy some gold...

If you refrain from masturbating, you already have more will power than 90% of your peers. You are in the top echelon. Despite having free unfettered access to pornography and a society that encourages it, you've simply said "No" and I'm really proud of you.

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Hey video essay maker, can you please tell me how the attempts to ban 3d printed guns are going?

Another day, another reason people are dying, that is totally not the clot-shot.
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My point is, is there really a "defined" way to do federation? It seems scattered all over the place? How does Mastodong do it perhaps?

Can someone well versed in ActivityPup answer something? There is barely any real docs on it besides implementations.

How does full-on federation work efficiently? Do servers do any "checking" of outboxes manually, I doubt that case honestly. Except when doing lookups of course.

When a user makes a post, does it just send to the outbox of the users it follows and followers, or just followers only? If a user boosts a post, does it announce it to followers and then those servers must do an inbox lookup upon it? What happens when it federates to multiple users on the same instance... surely this only needs to be done once per instance, right? Or do servers just ignore these duplicate requests or something (or try not to do them)?

How would you average “genderfluid tech geek” even find out DRC exists without hearing about what kind of site it is?

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