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originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com
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dont worry, im sure theyve designated some… reservations… where they can build a casino or something

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im all for non .world/ml communities. I believe for the fediverse to scale, we need to spread communities out… especially popular ones.

that said one of the benefits of an ‘ask’ community is inherently eyeballs. the more people that see the question might have have input. people are difficult to herd into new things

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no idea, but at the current progression youre lookin at >10hrs to achieve sync

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reddit used to release page-views and maybe user info (i forget) annually.

there was a bunch of users that jumped over to digg, but they continued to also use reddit. when digg died there was a small bump of digg users, but i dont recall anything noticable in the big subs

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haha this is not true… dude i was there, digg came/went and little impact on reddits user base

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oh, this proves i!, the conservatives are going to lose. the deficit only matters when they are not in power… better start talkin about the deficit before dems try an make peoples better…

what youll never, ever hear is ‘the deficit! we better cut back on military spending!’ or ‘the deficit! we could save hundreds of billions by implementing universal health care!’

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yep, caching. writing to flash memory used to be painfully slow. this issue has existed with windows since usb storage was invented. early on, windows wouldnt even assign a drive letter correctly (a winworld requirement)… you had to do it manually. so painful.

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the simple reason is geographic isolation of populations. over time groups of people in different places gain minute genetic differences relating to their region/breeding population.

its geography + genetic drift

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