This is actually grammatically correct sentence. However i never saw such kind of adjectives (немецкой/deutsch) applied to the word родина/Heimat in russian. Looks out of place. Can't imagine native speaker using such phrasing.
Regarding the part of "NFL Super Bowl, with the halftime show by Kendrick Lamar" and it's poor discussion in fediverse - maybe it's just because fediverse is more international and don't give a cent about NFL and it's show?
I fear that "public benefit corp" will be less and less "public" and more and more "benefit" as time passes. And opening the code does not help much if a second, third and nth server is not there and nowhere on the horizon. By the time the need arises it might become prohibitively expensive or even technically impossible to deploy a new server, as features unused are also poorly tested.
This is actually grammatically correct sentence. However i never saw such kind of adjectives (немецкой/deutsch) applied to the word родина/Heimat in russian. Looks out of place. Can't imagine native speaker using such phrasing.
Regarding the part of "NFL Super Bowl, with the halftime show by Kendrick Lamar" and it's poor discussion in fediverse - maybe it's just because fediverse is more international and don't give a cent about NFL and it's show?
The problem is - you are far more likely to get fired when things go wrong :(
I am wondering why people run away from centralised corp twitter to mastodon only to later return to seemingly equally centralised corp bluesky...
I fear that "public benefit corp" will be less and less "public" and more and more "benefit" as time passes. And opening the code does not help much if a second, third and nth server is not there and nowhere on the horizon. By the time the need arises it might become prohibitively expensive or even technically impossible to deploy a new server, as features unused are also poorly tested.
I love such curve-fitting techniques. By 2025 we can launch 1t into space for a few cents, if we follow the purple line.