Rogue

What you're describing aren't issues with Wayland.

Your complaints are that you're using old versions and poorly designed software.

Those aren't Wayland issues they're poor management and lack of investment

I don't feel the need to block it entirely, what I'd prefer is a mechanism to demote their content so it ranks lower in the algorithm.

Similar to how Kagi search let's you re-prioritise different sites.

We do have alternatives to vaccines though:

You simply ban abortion and sex education which increases the birth rate and therefore it doesn't matter that a few babies die from preventable illnesses.

Blaze is basically a human repost bot. It's frustrating that a single individual with so many alts dominates the content on Lemmy.

I want to see Lemmy full of content and positive engagement but there also needs diversity in the people creating or curating that content.

Independent vets are A rarity. The reality is your vets probably is owned by a corporate and you'd just never know

Setting up a VPN is far far more complex

I really enjoyed it, but it is a very niche show. It's funny but it's a much slower kind of comedy than you'd get from a typical sitcom.

Also, in my opinion the final scene betrayed everything that set it apart. Therefore cancelling it was probably the right move because the next season would have sucked.

One of lemmy's biggest gaps has been it's lack of creative writing. It's great to see some of the popular fiction is finally reaching us

It's also worth noting that it wouldn't just be china profiting financially. It would create a dependence on china for an essential material.

Given how rocky International relationships are at present we need to consider how we would manufacture weapons and vehicles should we find ourselves in a major conflict.

If Europe is at war with russia it's unlikely china would willingly provide the steel we need.

What I read elsewhere that made a lot more sense is the Chinese owners, Jingye, intended to turn off the furnaces in a way that it would effectively never be possible to use them again without incurring a lot of time and extraordinary cost.

In doing so Britain would have no choice but to purchase steel from China.

Therefore even if it's going to be expensive for the government to maintain in the long term it will be a better deal for Britain than letting china monopolise an essential material.

I've seen this case mentioned a few times but isn't this standard practice? Don't they always use the threat of the death penalty to encourage people to take a plea deal?

And it sounds like somebody on the kernel team reverse engineered the internals of bit keeper so they would have a clear understanding of precisely how it worked - but more importantly the ways that it didn't suit their workflow