Well... kernel level software can access everything on your computer. That includes other partitions and unmounted drives
What do you mean not optimal? This is quite literally the most popular format for any serious data handling and exchange. One byte per separator and newline is all you need. It is not compressed so allows you to stream as well. If you don't need tree structure it is massively better than others
This is true for all file formats though
Maybe dragons dogma ? Probably not as played though
This is a bad take... Regions affected with mass migration, people without solid infrastructure, AC or clean water, people not able to move are in danger. They are not the ones polluting. Hypothetically you have 50% less people. Great. Think about who is still there and if pollution really is in decline then.
Oh wow thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for. I hope this gets used by all the community!
Is there a way to search through posts across all instances/communities?
Hi, I'm relatively new here. Like probably a lot of people, I appended the word "reddit" to most of my searches to get discussions around my interests/news or to find "curated" things. I noticed that it does not work as great with "Lemmy" for example, as the user base is more spread out and smaller in general.
- I've looked for a search engine for the Lemmy or fediverse with no luck. There exists some to find communities but not to return posts it seems.
- If it does not exists, is this even something that can be built? Would one need to build a crawler or use an API? I would be very interested to contribute to such a project.
Version 12.0 introduced swipe to hide. This is not automatic but it is definitely better than nothing for your use case? I actually prefer that over auto hide for lemmy, go back in a few minutes and you'll have more comments to read