Yes, most of them do.

But, none of you ever visit that place or engange in conversation, so you wouldn’t know 🤷.

That works for me as well… and most of lemmygrad.ml, but no one ever visits that place, people just talk smack about it based on a few users and posts 🤷.

There are some tools in the plugins section on sh.itjust.works: !plugins@sh.itjust.works.

https://lemmy.world/post/1171660

This is a tool with a GUI that does profile migration. You can use it in Windows and Linux. It migrates almost everything, including subscribed communities.

Explain what?

Sorry, though the reply was directed at me.

You’ve obviously never spent any time in lemmygrad.ml.

I got like 150, that wouldn’t stop me. Plus you can use curl to export the list of the instances you’re subscribed to on your account.

Currently, there is no way, though a migration of a user profile from one instance to another is planned as a feature, but not currently being worked on.

Currently, Connect has that option, but it doesn’t actually block the instance, it just doesn’t show feeds from that instance. So, technically, the two instances are still federated.

They don’t endulge the crimes, none of them do.

And they don’t seek power, if they did, they wouldn’t be working on Lemmy for less than 1K USD a month 😒.

Fairly. It was made right after the first big Reddit wave to accomodate for the influx of new users.

Sorry, got mixed up with lemmy.world. No, lemmy.ml is one of the oldest instances, allong with lemmygrad.ml.

Make a poll, let the admins realize that their users don’t want to federate with Meta.

The admins/devs are communists, they hate anything corporate related, so it’s no surprise.

SHOPPING LIST

• Shovel

• Duct tape

• Cable ties

• Shovel (if the first one breaks upon impact)

Don’t mind me folks, I’m just making a shopping list for the wife 😊.

Luckily, my wife doesn’t know I got 7 accounts 😁.

I tried finding this out on my own but couldn’t find a single video or screenshot showing how much ram & cpu usage LTSC used while idle, could you let me know?

About 1.1 to 1.2, 1.3GB. Less than Pro, but can’t compete with any Linux distro.

If Ghost spectre was running malware, especially a crypto miner there’s no way the pc would run at low resource intensities- a keylogger is the only thing that could possibly slip under since it requires little to no resources to run.

You’re right about the crypto miner, but the keylogger is a realistic possibility. I’ve ran into so many script solitions and some of them did actually have malware (I can’t always read a 2, 3MB script, that’s just way too much code), that I decided to make my own scripts and use those instead.

I know, I know, I just wanted to make the question as complicated as possible, lol 😂.

lol xD

… ,while LTSC is just a slightly debloated & near no updates version of windows.

You call no apps at all slightly debloated? Lol, that’s what takes over 70% of the space in Win10/11. What else would you like to remove, everything else is actually needed and/or could be needed.

And it receives only security updates. Same as Win7, LTSC editions are frozen in time when they were released. They get no feature updates, just security updates.

For example, Windows takes about 42GB to install- while LTSC takes 40GB, and Ghost Spectre- 9GB.

What :O… a 40GB LTSC install??? What in the hell did you do to that LTSC install man, lol :D.

The screenshot above is from a fresh LSTC 2019 install. It’s almost 14GB in size. Noting installed, just the OS. Plus, you can cut down even on that, cuz it probably has like 2, 3GB or so in updates, so realistically, just the bare bones install is about 11-12GB.

Spectre also comes with a toolbox that gives massive user control over customizing their OS.

We have reg entries/batch scripts for that. Why in the hell would I want to run something that is sketchy at best and I really have no idea what it actually does. It’s enough that MS already does that with Windows, now I have to also risk installing/modding something that I have no idea what it will install or modify. What if it’s crypto miner/malware? What if it’s a keylogger?

No thanks, I use my own scripts and I know exactly what they do.

Nah, I have a few (like 5 👀 😁) mainly because of my multiple personality disorder (gotta divide your personal life from what you secretly like and/or admire, people might ask your Lemmy account link one day and follow you, lol 😂).

No, your login info works only for the instance you’ve got your account on. Federation only works for content, not accounts. Moving accounts from instance to instance is planned as a feature, but not there yet at the moment. Communities as well, it’s planned to be able to move them from instance to instance, just not being worked on currently cuz of the influx of bugs and other more important features.

You have to make an account on vlemmy.net in order to be able to log into that instance. Same goes for any other instance. But you don’t have to make an account on every instance. 2 of the accounts I have are alts/backups, just in case something goes down with some of the instances I currently have an accoount on.

Yep, people will drink and eat just about anything, as long as it’s advertised as “the best shit ever”.l and super expensive.