It is not. Leave California and serve the rest of the country.
onlinepersona
joined 2 years ago
And the rest of the US is unimportant?
The rest of the US is still available?
Why not say "we won't sell to any customers in California" and be done with it? If someone goes out of their way to install Ubuntu on their system, it's up to them. Also, how is that going to work for OSes in the cloud? Will CI pipelines need to be age gated?
Share you funk whale account when you. I'm curious too.
The strength of the fediverse is exactly this: don't like what an instance admin is doing? Move to another instance or create your own.
Go make your own "censor free" instance and stop whining, jfk
It's a resource hog and quite unstable. A major gripe I have with it is that it makes accessing what you downloaded very difficult because the documentation is terrible. It should be possible to mount all your downloaded stuff into a folder, but I have yet to figure out how. And despite all its resource usage, it is very slow.
The idea is amazing (peer-to-peer, content-addressed storage), but the implementation is extremely lacking.
The internet needs a better way to share stuff than a fixed list of files. It should be easy to simply browse through a shared folder and decide to participate in storing and hosting that file.
Having to split huge archives like this into multiple torrents is such a terrible workaround. It requires those with huge storage to host the torrents. People who just require a subset can't properly participate.
Such a pity IPFS is so crap. It should be been the solution to this, but alas...
30-4 = 26
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-every-states-share-of-u-s-gdp/
Still largest economy by GDP. Next is China at 20 or the EU at 22.