Founder and lead developer at Overclocked Abacus Games
Good. While the number’s been generally trending upwards it’s been unsteady and there have been plenty of months where it went down. If it went back below 4% this month we would have had endless posts about how the earlier milestone was a fluke.
Hopefully when the next backslide does happen (and it will) it’ll stay above 4%.
I just built a new PC but I’ve still been booting up my old laptop from time to time to retrieve files/settings/etc. I’m going to take credit for this.
I am the Linux Council!
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I’ve got my own SMTP server set up on a VPS and I can send to GMail addresses just fine. Am I part of the “cabal”?
At that rate market share will double after about four years. Since it took a hell of a lot more than four years to get to this point then that means that growth is accelerating.
Apparently God’s found whole new ways to test him.
Or a Valve and, err, okay maybe that doesn’t work so well.
Wake me when we’re at Web3.11 For Workgroups.
Most of the cloud runs Linux.
No, they chose Postgres. WiselySQL isn’t even a thing.
If you run, you gain one. If you move forward, you gain two.
Assimilate this! 🔫
In the end, Magic Quotes will save us all.
It was also painful to use Lemmy back then because any time there was a new post it would push all the old ones down the screen and you’d often literally have to chase the links that you wanted to click. That on top of how generally slow and unreliable the platform was back in June. The technical improvements to Lemmy over the last few weeks have been absolutely amazing.
Because Lemmy is on version 0.18.1. That 0 at the beginning is important. Better federation with Mastodon will probably come, but the devs have a lot on their plate right now just making Lemmy work with Lemmy content, so it’ll probably take some time.
Let’s just hope that we get 20 back from the Kaiser before we hit that number.
Which means it’s just about due.