Absolutely, I didn't mean otherwise. It's just a comment that the site seems to accept uh - controversial fundraisers that others won't.
I recognized it because I donated to that Mangione fundraiser.
bdonvr
joined 2 years ago
Depends on your admin. And the admin/mod of the community you're posting on.
If the admin of the instance hosting the community you're posting to (or a mod of said community) removes your comment, it would prevent anyone seeing your comment anywhere.
If another admin removed your comment, it would do nothing for anyone except the users of that admin's instance.
Bans are similar. YOUR admin can ban you which would stop you being able to post anywhere. Other admins can ban you too, but it would only stop your comments/posts appearing to their users, and keep any comments/posts of yours on their communities from being seen by anyone outside your instance.
If for example lemmy.world banned me, a thelemmy.club user, lemmy.world users would not see any future comments from me. If I then commented on a post on !memes@lemmy.world the lemmy.world server would reject my comment and not tell any other instance of it. Users of thelemmy.club would see my comment, but nobody else. My comments/posts on non .world communities would be seen as normal by everyone but .world users.
Source: am instance admin
I thought for sure "1022" was going to be some neo-nazi number. As far as I can tell, it's not.
Unfortunately that site is also the one that held the biggest Mangione fundraiser. It doesn't seem to moderate it's fundraisers beyond the absolute legal minimum.
No. I have a second phone with it just to play with.
It's functional, but rough. App support is lacking, VoLTE doesn't work still which means on countries like the US which shutdown 2/3G you cannot make or receive calls. The UI is clunky and dated.
I think a lot of these issues would go away pretty quick if it got a lot of attention. But then it's unlikely to get much attention without that stuff. Vicious cycle. It's a good base to build on.
I dunno how they did it. They're third party contract drivers.
But we do live in a very Spanish-speaking part of the country so it was probably as easy as finding a friendly enough bi-lingual examiner at the DMV.
I personally know at least a dozen that I work with daily at work that do not have any English fluency whatsoever.
Actually it's helped my Spanish skills lol
Why don't you just say progressive then seems to sum it up
Hope that I don't start the early spread of New World diseases to indigenous Americans
And I'd be dead by the end of the week
It's pretty open hardware I'm sure it would be very easy to flash it to Fairphone's OS
There isn't a Google Voice app. It's not Android.
You could probably place calls from the browser but not receive them.
I heard of some people setting up IP phone stuff for it, but it doesn't seem simple.