That’s what happened in Cyberpunk. Internet became garbage because of rogue AI.

Apparently there’s a video of him reacting to it in real time.

Which is even funnier that he couldn’t have been bothered to watch whatever this Alt-Halftime show was.

Five years ago, a open-source project I worked on moved to Zulip (from Slack) and it was a small hurdle. But after a month, I really like it!

So much that I’ve pushed a few other open source projects (who lived on Discord).

I was really surprised when I started a new job two years ago and THEY used a self-hosted Zulip. It’s everything Im used to on Slack.

Discord has team speak/video sharing, which I don’t think Zulip has. But then again, we use something else for video calls.

For e2ee, neither does Discord, nor Stoat, which is what most of these comments are pushing people towards.

What was the problem with Zulip on mobile did you have?

I only use it for text chat, so I’m curious.

It does lead to slippery slopes. First, it’s to block “adult content”.

Then, they’ll consider certain topics “adult”. News about current events? LGBT content? Video games with some violence in it?

Facebook is an example of this slippery slope. And for parts of the country, they do need to scan an ID.

Yes.

Nextdoor is full of morons sharing their ring videos and then going, “Well my videos aren’t being shared online to Amazon because I checked the ‘privacy’ settings.”

The website would be better if there was also links or resources to alternate.

But also that’s hard depending on where you are.

America creates the blueprint. As they say, we are #1 (at speedrunning towards a cyberpunk dystopia)

For things before 2023, there was sexual harassment (multiple) bullying and hostile workplace and their excitement over NFT. They had a boys club and made it a really toxic atmosphere, where the CCO literally said “Women don’t sell”.

The best way from my perspective is to show them.

At tech events and meetups, I’m showing them Linux.

When my friends come over, I show them my self hosted solutions on a Linux.

At work, where we use Macs, we talk about open-source, including Linux.

Put your private citizens data on US servers?

Nah. More like giving your private citizens data to US government.

My theory is that it’s just a handful of people who are using anything free to mirror that content, out of fear of losing it.

It’s a lot of maintenance. I’m not knocking it, I’m just pointing out how difficult it is.

I hosted a pixelfed server for my city and it cost a few hundred bucks out of my own pocket. It was a test run so I can push my city to move their social media to open-source.

But the constant need to apply spam protection and abuse from visitors, not to mention abuse from users like copyright shit and even CSAM. My expensive side project became a full time job.

Jokes aside, a Double VPN exists, which masks your VPN with a VPN.

What does age verification mean for VPNs?

Because if I’m using a VPN using a UK server and I get any issues, I can switch to Spain, or Italy, or Zimbabwe or whatever. Is that not the case?

$68 million is chump change to Google.

This is like me getting a speeding fine for $1.

This is the cost of doing business for them.

I posted about how Jill Stein ran just to be a distraction and some Lemmy commenters defended her. I’d tag them right now if harassment wasn’t a bannable offense because fuck them.

Microsoft should replace “content sharing” with their original idea from the Zune… Squirting.

The court order, which was previously reported by TorrentFreak, was issued by Judge Michael Watson in US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. “Plaintiff has established that Defendant crashed its website, slowed it, and damaged the servers, and Defendant admitted to the same by way of default,” the ruling said.

US court. Where is Anna’s Archive located?

Because with the state of America right now, every country should be giving the US Courts the finger. We’re pretty much a rogue nation now.