And you can’t de-apple an iPhone, like you can de-google an Android.

Here, let me Google that for you.

Russia is also capitalist, and I think you meant to say “democracy” instead of “capitalism” there since authoritarian capitalism is definitely a thing (see Russia and China).

Thanks for the info!

The only problem I have with it is that it doesn’t have support for 12-key Japanese input.

Deadlock seems to be yet another MOBA shooter.

In Turkiye, you can check your blood test results at home with E-nabız, which also shows any irregularities in your blood (as in marks values that are not in the regular range with red). Could there be something similar in your country?

Sorry, I wrote it in kanji because I thought you were still studying Japanese. (the character is ore)

Why did you decide on switching to learning Mandarin?

俺？It’s generally used amongst friends in casual conversations, referring to yourself informally.

Yeah, db0 was also pretty good in my experience.

Not sure, but I do remember seeing hexbear.net on !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works quite a few times. They seem to have the same moderation problems lemmy.ml and lemmygrad.ml have.

Yup.

If you plan on switching instances, sh.itjust.works and slrpnk.net are pretty good. I wouldn’t really recommend lemmy.ml or hexbear.net since they’re really not better than lemmy.world.

Thanks a lot! I just blocked .ml and hexbear since I’m kinda sick of seeing their bs.

I’m currently on Voyager as well but I can’t really seem to find it.

How can I block instances on Lemmy?

How would one country just shut a service down globally?

I think passphrases would work great in that case.

Some western countries have very strict copyright laws (e.g. Germany and the U.S.) where if an ISP sees you accessing pirated content, your internet access might be cut off or you might even get arrested.

You’re just posting fake clones of the official websites again. The original website was taken down. The ones you linked are just other pirate streaming websites using the same name for recognition.

I’d really like to see this on a modified kernel tbh.