Pardon my ignorance, what is wrong with leetcode (aside from the name)?

I usually think of it this way, though I use the term server and acknowledge there are often many servers involved. Is this incorrect, or is there a better way to think about it?

A few features I would love to see:

1. A way to view groups of multiple communities in a single feed. Like a multicommunity. A workaround right now is to have multiple accounts, which is less than ideal.

2. A way to view content from multiple accounts in a single feed. Like a universal feed.

3. An easier way to have the same settings apply to multiple accounts.

4. A way to block instances or communities.

And a year is exactly 360 days. Or maybe 364 so there are a perfect 52 weeks in the year.

You can kind of visualize it as wire EDM manufacturing. Although not a fully accurate depiction, but it fractures the connection between the two sides.

Not having covectivity results in not having access to the menu.

I really don't want to be messing with my phone figuring out their wifi, if even available, which might have terms I would have to agree to to use.

I don't like starting my drive on a low-note of backing up out from a parking spot, anxious I will accidentally scrape a vehicle or bonk the curb or whatever may it be. Ending the drive by backing into the parking space means next time I leave I'll start by driving forward to pull out.

It makes it easier to divvy up into groups: halves, thirds, quarters, sixths (vs. just halves and fifths). Makes doing math easier in the head (fewer digits, checking for divisibility are the big ones).

Some info (warning: they are trying to convince you it is better than decimal, so you are not going to get a balanced argument there): https://dozenal.org/drupal/sites_bck/default/files/DSA-DozenalFAQs_0.pdf

I'm not sure exactly what it was called but any time you took a photo with a Note8, it was always taking photos from right before to right after the photo. This resulted in much fewer garbage photos because a few frames before or after the shutter was pressed would be a better photo, one that is not blurry! Now instead of a useless photo, I would have at least something workable. I have not seen that on any other phone with this feature, including my current one.

Primer. This has to be one of my favorite WTF movies I have watched. Required multiple watches to understand.

I wonder if an instance could only allow votes by users who are part of instances that require email verification or some other verification method. I would imagine that would heavily help reduce vote manipulation on that particular instance.

Completely agree, that's something I noticed as well. Seems like an apples-to-oranges comparison.