More generally speaking, Lemmy (and other federated services) are board-proof. CEOs are not typically the actual culprit, they are the puppets of the wishes of the board. Often times they have significant power, especially if they are also member of the board or a significant owner, but not always.
In case of reddit, it's owned by Condé Nast, which is a subsidiary of Advance Publications.
Two state solution sounds like a great idea. In general. In many cases. Around the globe. Wink wink.
This place has been far worse than Reddit, thanks to the t... ... slightly left of center people that are the majority here. Things will probably be better if we get more people here, though, since these slightly left of center people are far from the majority in the general populace.
Well, what has to be said about that guy is that he certainly was
To slow down Ukraine crossing Dnepr and attacking Crimea.
General scorched earth strategy
Cannot be sure yet, but one possible reason is scorched earth. Perhaps they know they'll be leaving the area soon.
Another would be to make it harder for Ukrainian troops to cross that area.
Another day, another potential war crime.
5ish watts. Raspberry pi 4 with a 2TB SSD for backups.