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- Activist charged with felony after giving border agent "duress code" that wiped his phonearstechnica.com ↗Submitted 2 days ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 19 comments
- Comment on Meta is testing an AI bedtime story app for people with no imagination 1 week ago:
exposing small children to AI-generated things? I seriously wonder about the effects of that on their brains…
- Comment on Meta is testing an AI bedtime story app for people with no imagination 1 week ago:
You could spend an entire lifetime reading existing bedtime stories from your local library.
or even from the Internet, fwiw, there are plenty of public domain fairy tales available there…
- Comment on AI-altered images on birdwatching forums putting research at risk 1 week ago:
Depends on what kind of editing, really. Brightening, cropping, rotating, etc. an image is part of the art creation process; adding or removing objects is falsifying reality. Doesn’t matter if AI is involved or not.
- Comment on France orders internet providers to block access to Polymarket prediction site 1 week ago:
No, that’s not, or at least shouldn’t be and used to not be, “how you do things”. Blocking websites because they aren’t complying with national laws used to be the domain of authoritarian countries like the PRC or Thailand or Russia. Now it’s “how you do things” in so called liberal democracies? Has that really become so normalized?
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- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
iu (ne mi) iomete ŝanĝis la stelon, nun ĝi aspektas tiel ĉi: Image
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
iu parte detruis ĝin, jen la restarigita aktuala versio:
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
aktuala stato:
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
Mi ankoraŭ plilarĝigis la finan literon de la teksto por pliklarigi tion, ke la flago kaj la teksto estas rilataj.
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
??? Kie vi vidas tion (kaj kio estas “infano-amikistoj”)? Mi afiŝis aliloke en la fadeno la nunan staton, kiu certe ne zorgigas min!
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
jen la nuna stato, mi ne havas pliajn ideojn, kion aldoni:
Nun ni nur esperu, ke neniu provos detrui ĝin aŭ ni sukcesos defendi ĝin. :)
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
mi komencis nun desegni malhelgrizan randon Image
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
Tio ĉi Image certe jam aspektas kiel flago, mi tamen provos ankoraŭ pligrandigi ĝin kun espero, ke neniu detruos ĝin. :D
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
nuna stato (mi demandas min, kiel granda ni povos igi la flagon):
- Comment on progreso de Esperanta simbolo sur canvas 2026 1 week ago:
Dankon! :)
Por tiuj, kiuj legas tiun ĉi fadenon kaj ne scias, pri kio temas; temas pri canvas.fediverse.events (mi jam skribis iomete pri ĝi hieraŭ).
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- Comment on UK | Labour 'doesn't understand the internet', tech giant 4chan’s lawyer tells LBC 5 weeks ago:
I still like what they did last year: techdirt.com/…/when-trolls-take-on-tyrants-4chan-…
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- Comment on Canada proposes teen social media ban - with workaround for tech firms 1 month ago:
Earlier in the week, Miller said passing a law that addresses online harms was a priority for the Canadian government because “kids are dying”.
This is approximately the opposite of true: speaking from my own experiences having once been a minor, the Internet was pretty much the only thing that gave me some sanity and will to live. If early-to-mid teen me had had only my family and classmates and no online social contacts, I’d have had almost nothing. That’s what you want to take away from current minors… >:(
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- Stop Killing Games Gets Its First American Legislative Effort Out Of Committee in Californiawww.techdirt.com ↗Submitted 1 month ago to gaming@lemmy.zip | 2 comments
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- Comment on Stanford study finds school phone bans may trigger “withdrawal symptoms” in students 2 months ago:
Researchers believe that the students, especially younger ones, may have turned to more disruptive behavior when they no longer had access to their phones.
Yeah, no shit? Phones tend to serve as a distraction that kills boredom; disruptive behavior is frequently (maybe usually) the result of boredom.
“One conjecture is that this resembles, to some degree, withdrawal symptoms,” he said. “Students are unhappy and disruptive the moment their phones are taken away.”
They’re understandably bored and then, understandably, try to kill their boredom in other, more disruptive ways. I for one very much prefer students being on their phones (or other devices) to beating each other up, damaging property, or psychologically insulting each other out of boredom! No idea what about this is supposed to resemble withdrawal symptoms.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
The main question I have is this: is it going to be replaced by something better (such as federated services)?
Or will this just mean the Internet as a whole will lose lots of users? That, I think, wouldn’t be desirable. Whatever one may think of Meta, they’ve definitely done a lot to popularize the Internet as a mainstream technology, which by itself is a good thing, though if they use Meta platforms, it ought to be only the first step.
- Comment on Concerns Mount That EU Will Demand Age Verification for VPNs 2 months ago:
I’ve never bought VPN access, so am not sure; but don’t you need to have a bank account or even credit card to pay for VPNs anyway? How many very young people are even capable of paying for VPN access?
