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Det finns flera undersökningar av svenskarna och deras medieanvändning. Svenskarna och Internet är en undersökningarna och den görs av Internetstiftelsen. Nordicom som är en del av Göteborgs universitet gör Mediebarometern, Mediemyndigheten gör Mediekonsumtion och Medieekonomi.

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Sociala medier
Sociala nätverk

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in reply to Anders_S

Frågan är hur många av dina besökare som kommer från Flashback faktiskt är inloggade där. Eftersom du läser där varje dag är det naturligt att du har ett konto, men väldigt många som läser och klickar vidare från Flashback har nog inte ens konto.

Men det behövs inte heller. Flashback går alldeles utmärkt att använda oavsett om du är inne varje dag med konto eller någon gång i månaden utan konto.

in reply to Magnus Ahltorp

De flesta är säkerligen inte inloggade. Men de som sprider länkar till min blogg är det. Och de är ju också väldigt viktiga för min att bloggen får många läsare där. En sak är tydlig dock. Många är aktiva med ett konto under en period. Några år eller några månader. Ibland kommer de tillbaka efter en tid. Detta gäller det forum jag främst läser, Aktuella brott och kriminalfall. I vissa fall handlar det kanske om personer som hamnar i hökte eller på annat sätt är utan internet under perioder. Ibland om män som träffar en ny tjej eller får barn etc.



Åtal för olycka på Gröna Lund 2023. Åklagare har väckt talan mot tre företag för grovt vållande till annans död, flera fall av grovt vållande till kroppsskada och framkallande av fara för annan i samband med en olycka på Gröna Lund 2023, då en person omkom och flera skadades allvarligt.

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in reply to harc

US had the clearest motive of all since destroying the pipelines meant not only that they could increase their control of the gas market and as you said, secure transshipment through Ukraine and Poland, but by doing so they also eliminated any possibility or pretense of Germany and Russia resuming their economic collaboration. The US had motives and plans to blow up Nordstream well before it happened. Biden said as such in Feb 2022 before Russia's SMO/invasion even began.

The bombing also forced Germany and the EU to deepen their dependency on the US and severely damaged German industry. Any benefits that accrued to Poland and Ukraine also accrued to the US. Also, US naval vessels were operating in the immediate area of the bombing, and were conducting underwater "training" exercises in the week leading up to the bombing. The US had the motive, means, and expertise to pull off the bombing. It should be obvious the USA did it.

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Kulturrådet faller till föga för extremhögern. Extremhögerpartiet SD krävde att Tidningen Brand skulle bli av med kulturtidskriftsstödet. Nu har Kulturrådet bifallit deras önskan. Ett otroligt fegt agerande av kulturrådet för deras skäl att inte ge kulturtidskriftsstöd til Brand är mycket svaga och faktiskt inte hållbara som jag ser det.

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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

It's not a double standard though. Killing one person who was objectively profiting off of the lives and suffering of millions of people is very different than killing/imprisoning anyone who disagrees with you.

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  • Declassified CIA report: Even in Stalin's time there was collective leadership. The western idea of a dictator within the communist setup is exaggerated. Misunderstandings on that subject are caused by lack of comprehension of the real nature and organization of the Communist power structure. Stalin, although holding wide powers, was merely the captain of a team and it seems obvious that Khrushchev will be the new captain.
  • Debunking: “Communism killed more people than naziism!”
  • Second Thought:
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in reply to davel

He still banned being gay. He signed a law that made homosexuality punishable by five years imprisonment. Stalin is cancelled for being homophobic.

Dessalines doesn't like this.

in reply to geneva_convenience

No, not literally everyone. 10% of the population was gay back then, same as now. The institute of sexology in Germany was performing bottom surgery for trans women.

Homophobes want you to think gay acceptance is new, but it's not. There have always been people who could tell right from wrong. Stalin wasn't one of them.

in reply to random

The argument isn't to say its better or good. Rather, it is arguing that all likely alternatives to said politician would show the same homophobia policy. So given a frame of reference of politicians of that time, their LGBT policy doesn't make them worse than realistic alternatives.
in reply to Dragon Rider (drag)

Stalin didn’t ban being gay, because again, the USSR wasn’t a dictatorship. If the USSR did, that obviously sucks, but ostensibly democratic US and Britain have done worse.
- deathpenaltyinfo.org/policy-is…
- lgbtqnation.com/2013/07/uk-to-…
in reply to davel

He signed the law when it arrived on his desk. If he had been an ally, he wouldn't have signed it. Drag can't imagine Joe Biden signing a law like that, even if the house and senate approved it. Joe Stalin is held to the same standard by history.
in reply to Dragon Rider (drag)

If he had been an ally, he wouldn’t have signed it.

can’t imagine Joe Biden signing a law like that


Bringing up 2024’s Biden is a non sequitur. We already went over this: no mid-20th century Western state was a gay ally.

in reply to davel

Hold up a minute, you are putting words in my mouth. I'm not even making any claims in my comment about how many Stalin killed or that he acted alone. Only the historically accurate fact that he is responsible for a significant amount of death and suffering, and that statistically it is impossible that everyone persecuted by the (Stalin lead) soviet government was innocent. You can argue numbers and western perception all you want but it is a historical fact that Stalin had the blood of innocent people on his hands, as many world leaders throughout history have had (including most if not all us presidents). Even if your claims are true it still doesn't invalidate my point.
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Tankies see in monochrome, either he's genocidal or he's a socialist icon I guess

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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

  1. It's a big difference whether you live in an unjust system and individual terrorism is the only recourse you feel you have left, or whether you are the leader of a massive bureaucratic state that has other options.
  2. There are numerous reasons to be mad at Stalin, and offing capitalists is not one of the top ones.
    • Betraying everything Lenin and Marx stood for by bolstering the bureaucracy instead of abolishing it (admittedly partly also the fault of the German social democrats).
    • Abandoning the idea of world revolution in favor of his brain dead socialism in one (technologically and culturally backward) state that didn't have the material conditions for socialism in any way, shape, or form.
    • Collaborating with the Nazis at the beginning of WW2.
    • Smothering nascent revolutions like the Chinese one, sending many of them on a one-way track back to capitalism, and constructing undemocratic bureaucracies like itself.
    • Killing soviet democracy.
    • Rolling back on the social accomplishments of the October Revolution (e.g. abortion).


This is by no means an exhaustive list.



Can I crosspost on Piefed? [Solved : No, you can't]


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in reply to curious

The post you mentioned ('melting is tough') isn't picked up as a cross-post on PieFed instances because the dates are too far apart. A restriction that Rimu wanted was that they should only be detected if they were within 7 days of one another.

However, if you take that URL (lemmy.world/pictrs/image/91f96…), and make a new post with it, then the post you mentioned now shows that it has a cross-post.

in reply to Andrew

Interesting. Let me try again with posts with closer dates.
Do I need to use the URL of the picture or of the post itself to crosspost it successfully on Piefed?
in reply to curious

The picture (or whatever external resource a post is pointing to, like https://bbc.com/news/article.html)
in reply to Andrew

Here is a 4-days old post that I just crosspost from and to Lemmy
feddit.online/post/165936
It is not pickup as crosspost either.
in reply to curious

Then I tried to crosspost it from Lemmy to Piefed using the link of the image and got an error. But many parameter could be the cause. I'll try again.
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in reply to curious

It's doesn't seem like feddit.online is aware of the other community (forumlibre@jlai.lu), so it doesn't have a copy of both posts, so it doesn't know that they are cross-posts.

If you bring that community into feddit.online, then create a post with the same URL as a recent post (e.g. files.catbox.moe/pebvir.jpeg), then they'll show up.

in reply to Andrew

Beginner mistake. Always make sure to follow a remote community before using it in test 🤦 Thanks!
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in reply to Andrew

So... I made sure to federate !forumlibre@jlai.lu to feddit.online. I joined it then done the same test : A crosspost from Lemmy to Lemmy with no external reference but a text body and still no crosspost is picked up by Piefed
feddit.online/post/166043
in reply to curious

Hey, it's me.

How can Piefed know it's a crosspost if there's no common link between the two posts (usually the link to the article in most posts, or the picture for some others) ?

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in reply to Camus (il, lui)

If I remember correctly, Lemmy matches two posts with the exact same title. I think I don't it by mistake once. Maybe Piefed do the same, maybe it is implemented differently.
Let me check.
in reply to curious

As pointed out in another comment

A cross-post is just a post that links to the same URL as another post.


That's how Lemmy works too. Trust me, I crosspost quite a lot, as you know

in reply to Camus (il, lui)

Maybe that's how Lemmy detects crossposting but there is a visual mark of the crosspost in the interface and I have access to a link to the post in the other community that opens in my instance rather than in another instance. That is something very practical that make Lemmy crossposts more than posts with similar content. And that is something I didn't find in Piefed.
in reply to curious

Yes, as mentioned in the other comment with the GitHub ticket, it's not implemented yet
in reply to curious

I was mistaken. Lemmy only detected automatically the link when title, body and external reference where the same. It did not do it when the title and body was the same on posts without external references.

First case
jlai.lu/post/13228928
jlai.lu/post/13228821

Second case
jlai.lu/post/13228938
jlai.lu/post/13228935

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in reply to curious

Indeed, that makes sense as the title can be edited, while the URL to the external resource can't
in reply to Andrew

Here is another 4-days old post, this time with an external ressource crossposted from Lemmy to Piefed.
It gets picked up as crosspost by Lemmy but unfortunatly not by Piefed
feddit.online/post/165962

Watching it from Piefed, I have no way to see that it match a post in another community as it doesn't even refer to the original post using hyperlink.

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A ‘Second Tree of Life’ Could Wreak Havoc, Scientists Warn


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in reply to cyrano

How many times do we have to tell them to stop trying to clone Yggdrasil. Is pando not enough?!
in reply to cyrano

That's fear on the basis of "it's different", nothing more. If it's justified; i don't think so.
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Developing a Lemmy client to have a Facebook-like experience? (Personal profile, groups, pages, etc)


starting out with an unpopular opinion: of all the centralized social media platforms, Facebook was always my favorite.

Why? it is the most full featured. Has threads, reactions, groups, "Pages", polls, and it even has granular privacy controls (for hiding content from other users, not to be confused with Facebook's privacy violations and commercial data use).

This makes me wonder, could we have a Facebook-like experience using Lemmy as a backend? similar to how lemmy has a phpBB experience using lemmyBB.

Lemmy already has threads, and communities can represent groups. Pages and user pages can be simulated with communities.

We would be missing polls and reactions, which I can live with. I am not at all mad that we would be missing content algorithms either.

Although we can't make it identical to Facebook, I think it will get reasonably close and exemplify most of the good parts.

I am thinking to take this project on, but wondering if people have thoughts, if this already exists, or if people would even want to use this.

in reply to matcha_addict

It really wouldn't be a Lemmy client with a Facebook-like personal profile, pages, and more. You'd need your own backend, and then you've got something all its own.

I know you're worried about Friendica's ability to scale, but how big are you expecting to scale your site?



2024-2025 donations


cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/49620916

Now that 2024 is coming to the end and Christmas around the corner, have you considered any donations to be given? If yes where?

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  • Lemmy (developers and home instance)
  • Mastodon
  • OpenWrt
  • Syncthing
  • Immich
  • Lawnchair
  • F-Droid
  • Signal
  • Internet Archive
  • Wikipedia

Switched to monthly to most, especially the ones that have running costs or are in active development, like Lemmy, Mastodon and Internet Archive.

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