Just google it.

Edit: Not Safe For Life

Easy to say, for areas where drinkable water is scarce

You are right. Maybe we should simply give it time.

Speaking of which, I don't anymore. Any volunteer?

Moi je pense qu'il y a pas mal de femmes qui veulent rester dans l'anonymat homogène. C'est pas Twitter (pardon, X). Du coup je me demande si on va pas finir avec une partie des Lemmings qui va s'annoncer en tant que il/lui et l'autre partie, composée majoritairement de femmes, qui ne va pas mettre de genre. Fast forward vers un futur où la majorité qui annonce son genre est masculine, et tout le monde va présupposer que son interlocuteur est un homme.

Perso, je préférerais que ces espaces restent genre neutre et qu'à la place, la société se sorte les doigts de l'orifice pour arrêter de supposer que tous les techos d'internet sont des mecs.
Mais j'avoue que ce n'est pas un espoir réaliste.

PS: je juge pas, inconsciemment pour moi, tous les internautes à qui j'écris sont des mecs blancs de 28~38 ans

Just want to say that I wholeheartedly agree with you.

I see all your movies and I give you Oranus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRQeTojVZlI
You're welcome

Not for something that happened, but still a weird explanation :
I tried once to compare in lenght what it feels like to wake up amnesiac and trapped in a Portal like game system, to explain the parallel threads of a GPU, for a technical article at work.
Thank f*ck one of my coworkers kindly told me it was a terrible idea, before making it public to the whole company.

Please educate yourself in order to give a relevant answer https://www.scaleway.com/en/blog/ipfs-the-real-web3-explained/

Hey, thanks for your answer.
blockchain and web3 communities don't have many posts (web3.lemmy.zip is empty)
and web3_xr weirdly is a community about the history of internet, as stated in their description.
I hoped that someone could recommand a more lively community to get started, but I guess we are still very early in the ecosystem of Lemmy.
Thanks for the recommendations anyway!

This humour is dark like my coffee

Random thoughts here:
I am in control of the backup of my data.
I don't have to worry about an instance going off, or a radical change of policy.
I can choose whatever pseudonym I want.
I participate in the decentralization of the network, which feels good after the fiasco of monolithic Reddit.
(Edit) I am also in charge of its content and its user base.