Terevos

Trezor. I switched awhile ago after the debacle.

1. Report queue. Right now, reports go to a queue that both instance owners and mods use. This makes it impossible to mod because the instance owners mark items as completed before mods even had a chance to look at them.

Now, if it's the case where it's user abuse it's fine for the instance owner to take care of it.

But if it's just breaking the rule of a community, the instance owner should never even see it.

Separating the queues would help both mods and instance owners.

2. The ability to hide a community from All and/or Local. Some communities just aren't appealing to the general public. And when All surfers see posts, they just downvote them into oblivion.

You probably installed the graphical one. emacs-nox is command-line only and significantly smaller.

emacs

I realize half of you people never touch it, but come on. It's not that large a package these days.

Good job setting up alerts for system resources.

Amateur move

I think you just say that it's not an appropriate picture for an avatar. You don't have to explain much further. Or "ask me when you're older"

I don't. There will always be scarcity unless there's some way to completely automate the entire process of farming and delivery, plus maintenance on all the equipment, plus all energy needs.

I don't really see that happening. At least not for 100 years or more.

Pay? There's no 'pay' anything in a post-scarcity scenario. Nothing has to be paid for. If it's truly post-scarcity anyway.

There is only "enough" food if you enslave farmers and take their product.

That's cool. Got a link you'd be willing to share?

That kind of thing is actually possible with Ethereum DNS and hosting. It's not mature enough to be viable yet, but the possibility is there.