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Liberation of closed source/trade marked goods is only a good thing.
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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Wow, impressive
is it? on my end, I can see that [email protected] has 50k subs, but it doesn't come up if I search for it. weird
I think stats are all over the place. According to this /c/piracy is top.
But, yeah. When you go to technology on lemmy.world it shows 50k. When I visit it from feddit.uk, I see 294 subscribers.
Is each one showing how many users just your instance has subscribed, or does the lemmy.world one actually have the correct amount?
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I can't find copies of Australian standards books :(
Yo if you ever find a good source PLEASE tell me, this is a constant struggle for me too, I will return the favour
I'll keep it in mind. It's so weird how gated it is
your local library should have them or if you ask they can get them for you or tell you where you can access them.
They are starting to make them more accessible, for example, see here for actually free, official access to the standards but with a few caveats.
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i don't even pirate much and im still subscribed, must be something in the activitypub protocol
(to avoid anyone getting whooshed the last part is a joke)
This is pretty awesome grats dbzer0!
Thank you for your service.
Surprising its not one on lemmynsfw
Hell yeah
Congrats mate 👏🏻👏🏻 Thanks for everything you do with your instance and with fediseer.
One question what front end is that?
It's not a front end for Lemmy but it's a website that you can use to find new communities over several instances. It's called Lemmy Explorer.
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Ahoy matey!
I thought that it would have been one of the Linux subs lol
I'm doing my part! o7
Congratulations!
Wasn't this damn fediverse made because of this....? It should be obvious...
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So I guess it's good there was a mass exodus from lemmy world.