I had nothing but problems with firesticks, just underpowered and bloated. Got a Roku and have had much better luck. I hear you can run Kodi on it just fine I haven’t done it myself though.

“Welcome to the internet, take a look around.” 🎵🎵🎵

i.e. tax the fuck out of the owners, and minimum basic income for all. Completing the economic circle of life.

It could be argued that when our tax code, laws, and constitution were created there weren’t AIs taking jobs and funneling the economy to only a few people breaking the system and it’s time for us to adapt as a society. But I know adapting isn’t a strength of our legal system.

What’s the requirement to become federated? Say someone starts their own server, are they able to load it with bots prior to federating then suddenly go online and fuck shit up before they get defederated?

I guess what I’m asking is there action needed by every instance before they are federated with a new instance. Do the admins of each instance have the opportunity to do their due diligence before federating with someone or is it automatic?

y = 1

while y ==1:

x = input(“Enter Number”)

if int(x) % 2 == 0:

print(“EVEN”)

else:

print(“ODD”)

I don’t know why, but I opened up my IDLE for the first time in a year and did it.

I feel like I accidentally do something similar everytime I program anything. I am just bad at it, I don’t know the short cuts or all the commands, but by God, it will work when I am done with it… maybe.

I don’t know the right wat to do this, but I think there would be something like:

x = Number

If (x//2)is.integer() == “true”:

Print(“Even”)

Else:

Print(“odd”)

Maybe? Idk. Probably a bunch of syntax issues and I haven’t written anything in like a year.

Off subject, but I just discovered I can’t comment on kbin. Just when I thought I had the fediverse figured out.

Does this, from a legal standpoint, absolve them of what is hosted on their servers? Especially when they just took steps to make sure it is open for bussiness?

Seems like reddit openly aknowledging they have this kind of power, control, and willingness to take administrative action in a piracy sub would open them up to some DMCA issues for hosting it.