mildly fany.

https://universemagazine.com/en/space-bugs-seven-notable-accidents-caused-by-computer-errors/

https://www.csoonline.com/article/567417/8-famous-software-bugs-in-space.html

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20230012154/downloads/8-17-23 20230012154.pdf

would you like to hear the udp joke? you might not get it, but I don’t really care that much

I replaced them with smaller versions (<1 MB each)

what the hell? that is still absurdly large for banner and icon, they should fit into 100 kB total.

That’s looking at the bright side :D

Maybe, but I am in my 40s and my back aches, I am not in a shape for revolution :D

Maybe in a “it is not going to steal our job… yet” way.

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Afaik what you are asking is not possible

that really sounds like a case where someone ultimately says “fuck you, runk’s developer”. why didn’t that happen?

this video on the same topic is also excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1J2RMorJXM

Contact admins of the spamming instance

Don’t answer questions in spam

there is a “block” section in your profile…

well, he chose machine with metallic hinges, but still…

Ok, that’s fair point, but it still isn’t other people’s job to serve you links just how you like them.

What if desktop users delete it themselves, if they don’t like it?

Imagine a restaurant that doesn’t ask you what you want. Instead the chef tells you “This is the best food possible” and just makes what they want.

that is exactly how restaurants work. have you ever been to one? you are offered a choice of meals they designed and if you don’t like it, well, there is about billion other restaurants you may try, they are not going to start crafting custom meal for you.

Deletion requests do federate

in my experience - not very well. i have received answer to deleted comment more than once.

good luck convincing communists to give back what is not theirs 😂

but really, lemmy is not good for this. your comment exists in multiple physical copies on every instance from which someone interacted with the thread. it is prime example of once it is out there, it is out there forever…

If your keyboard was actually working, you pressed a key. If it was not working, you went to get new keyboard. What is “not thought through” about that?