3D printed stuff is not geat for hygienic reasons because the little groves accumulate dirt over time and is hard to clean. Did you coat the print somehow?

Reading those comments drops your IQ by 5 points. Now calculate the economic impact that will have… You can’t because reading this comment drops your IQ by another 5 points :(

• Your body produces heat.
• Generation and removal of heat must be balanced to keep the body temperature equal.
• Heat transfer is enabed by conduction, convection and radiation.
• If the body temperature equals outside temperature, convection and radiative cooling is reduced
• your body temperature rises till equilibrium is achieved

My feeling exactly. Smaller communities nurture much more healthier engagement than bigger ones

How would they technically implement this?

Best answer so far thank you!

What does this mean for admins regarding GDPR? Is lemmy still not GDPR complient? Are there options in place if users request their data?

An issue has already been raised: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1347

back to the roots I guess ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Who needs fancy GIFs anyway (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠)

Are there plans to display the actual numer or is it just not possible becaus of the underlying protocol?

Yes, that would be the best. But as we have seen, users are drawn to the instances with the most users :/

Lets see what the future brings. As long as the user count is low there isn’t much of a problem, but if instances suddenly have millions of users, it will get expensive for admins to run the service. If too few people donate (what is usually the case), admins are forced to search for other ways to finance the infrastructure. The other point is AI, wheter you like it or not, if Lemmy is big enough, the content (conversations etc.) will be used to train LLMs. Also, the content will certainly be interesting for advertisers to learn user preferences. The difficulty comes with scale.

This is dangerous and should be forbidden…

Much of the meme content is in the form of GIF and as fare as I see, Lemmy does not support uploading GIFs. Will this format be supported in the near future?