Congrats, you lived in a social bubble. As we all do. Your sounds fun, so cherish the memories and don't pretend your experience is universal.
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The spam is intentionally very bad. The first contact is very cheap, while scamming the person requires effort. They're not targeting smart people. They're not targeting average people. They're targeting people who will fall for obviously bad spam. Those are worth the (costly) effort that starts at phase 2 and requires more attention.
Sure, the Fediverse is not Lemmy. But I'm using Lemmy. I also use Mastodon. Both are vastly different experiences despite being based on the same protocol.
Wow, you're that kind of troll. Okay, enjoy your day and happy trolling!
You realize the software most of us here use is literally called Lemmy, right?
Well, they're basically an entirely different meal, that probably shares name only for historical reasons.
The Czech version doesn't contain much vegetables, is a thick paprika-based sauce and has onions. Hungarian is more soup-like in consistency and has some vegetables. The Czech one also has dumplings as a side dish.
The Czech one is slow-cooked until the meat is tender, easily taking many hours to cook if you use beef (as is the tradition, but many people use pork because it's cheaper). Beer is sometimes added for flavour.
Czechia and it's a tie between goulash (the Czech variety, not the Hungarian one) and Vepřo knedlo zelo.
Counterpoint: I'm literally pooping right now and I'm not the person you replied to.
I mean, you can buy adapters for everything. No reason to expect that would change in the future.
Feel free to try, though I don't trust the LLMs enough to detect other LLMs.
You can use https://schedule.lemmings.world/ to automate the posts. Or, given the community we're in, you can selfhost it!
This week I've been doing some work on my GOG Downloader to finally back up all my GOG stuff when I buy new disks, that's pretty much it for my selfhost/homeserver stuff this week.
That is not Fediverse specific. That's general internet behaviour.