I’ve watched Zombieland, The Walking Dead and played The Last Of Us, Dying Light, one could say I’m an expert.

I guess more technical people would notice and expose the instance? Not an expert on any of this but I suppose you are right saying that it would be absolutely free of tracking.

Yes, correct. I’ve should have mentioned that no tracking from the platform/instances themselves. Thank you by the way.

My family members had that same attitude of “you are not going to change the world on your own”. Which to I responded “well yes, but it is the same reason why I do not litter streets”

Pro:

• Interplatform Interaction(Activity Pub): Instances if the same platform and the Instances themselves can communicate (message, post, upvote, etc) with each other if they are federated.
• Decentralized: Community managed instances means no commertial interest, no single point of failure and the option of having your own rules. Intances with bad rules or intentions do not get federated (can’t interact with each other).
• Free Open Source Software: Transparency and community contributions, If a project is abandoned it can always come back in the form a fork…
• Privacy: No data collection, no data selling from the platform/intances themselves.
• No advertisements
• No shitty UI

Con:

• Decentralized: People do not expect to have to choose a instance(server), and assume they are missing out on the other servers joining a particular one. And since its community supported the uptime and longevity of instances may be cut short.
• Free Open Source Software: Community volunteers to delevop the platforms on their free time means that sometimes development can be slow or even the project is abandoned.
• Cost on missing out on already established Big Tech platforms

Every mother always insists in using coasters and makes sure to explain to you a millions times why is that and will burn the house down if they find a cup mark.

I bet it says “eat a dick” or something

I mean it not lying, only that is a negative role.

Your mom’s

I’m bookmarking this

What do you mean by first come, first served exactly? Are you refering specifically to interactions between news outlets and users?

I have found that atheists know more about religion than the typical believer.

Packages

[smirks]