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- Comment on Brazil's Lula accuses social media giant Meta of election interference amid tight run-off campaign 5 days ago:
It’s definitely a difficult issue. We never should have allowed the Internet to become as centralized as it is now. 😕
- Comment on Brazil's Lula accuses social media giant Meta of election interference amid tight run-off campaign 5 days ago:
I find it difficult to consider a politician in power who wants to exercise control over Internet speech in this way a good guy.
The solution to problems like this would be the fediverse, his campaign could run its own instance…
- Comment on Brazil's Lula accuses social media giant Meta of election interference amid tight run-off campaign 5 days ago:
There are no good guys in this story, are there?
- Comment on Venu al la Tutslovakia Esperanto-Kongreso (TEK) 2026 1 week ago:
“Plurtaga partopreno en la X-a aliĝperiodo”?
- Comment on Venu al la Tutslovakia Esperanto-Kongreso (TEK) 2026 1 week ago:
“1-taga partopreno” / “plurtaga partopreno”?
- Comment on Venu al la Tutslovakia Esperanto-Kongreso (TEK) 2026 1 week ago:
Bone, dankon pro la klarigo; tio tamen estas konfuza.
- Comment on Venu al la Tutslovakia Esperanto-Kongreso (TEK) 2026 1 week ago:
Dankon pro la informo. Mi ne certas, ke mi havos tempon partopreni, sed mi loĝas ne tro malproksime de tie (tamen en alia lando ol Slovakujo). :D
Ĉu tion ĉi nur mi trovas konfuza?
Kion signifas elekto inter “1-a aliĝperiodo” kaj “1-taga partopreno”? Ŝajnas al mi, ke la aliĝperiodo devus tute ne esti elektebla (ĝi sekvas el la registra dato) kaj anstataŭe estu elekto pri tio, kiom da tagoj oni volas partopreni?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Mi pensas, ke okazis la jeno: estas funkcio de Lemmy, ke, se en la aktuala superrigardo de fadenoj estas du fadenoj, kiuj ambau ligas al la sama ligilo, nur unu estas montrata kaj la alia ricevas rimarkon “publikigita ankau en …”.
Almenau en mia instanco mi vidas la fadenon discuss.tchncs.de/post/68083092 ie pli malsupre, char vi jam kreis ghin antau 10 tagoj. Tie estas ligilo al la fadeno de vi kreita antau 2 horoj: discuss.tchncs.de/post/68523449
Do la fadeno ja estis sukcese kreita kaj estas videbla por aliaj uzantoj, sed se vi afishas dufoje la saman ligilon en la sama komunumo, povas okazi tiaj ajhoj. Per via uzantprofilo oni facile trovas vian fadenon de antau 2 horoj.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
??? Ŝajnas manki kunteksto.
- Comment on European Commission's proposed EU Kids Act could see online games forced to enact stricter age verification amid new rules around accounts for under 15s 4 weeks ago:
allowing your kid
Well, I don’t have children myself. If I did, I would be able to observe their development and decide for myself which aspects of adult life they are developmentally ready for, and which not; including whether they should have unsupervised access to the Internet. The government doesn’t need to be involved in that.
the liberal consumption of alcohol and possibly periphenalia of the illegal and damaging sort and the occasional violence committed by and against the customers, while also leaving them in the company of uninhibited individuals not quite sound of mind
All of those things have nothing to do with access to information, which is what my argument is limited to. I do think it makes sense to have minimum ages for the consumption of alcohol and other drugs in order to prevent young brains from being damaged or becoming physically addicted. Looking at nudity isn’t by itself damaging or physically addictive; those other things are.
- Comment on European Commission's proposed EU Kids Act could see online games forced to enact stricter age verification amid new rules around accounts for under 15s 4 weeks ago:
OK, that is probably true. But that wasn’t the talking point in the original article. The vast majority of online interactions, no matter where, are not abuse or exploitation.
Ultimately, the Internet is meant to be a worldwide communication medium that allows everyone to communicate with everyone. That’s literally its central purpose. If parents think their children aren’t developmentally ready to communicate with a wide variety of people, they shouldn’t be giving them access to a communication medium whose entire purpose is to enable them to do so.
- Comment on European Commission's proposed EU Kids Act could see online games forced to enact stricter age verification amid new rules around accounts for under 15s 4 weeks ago:
Honestly, I wouldn’t see much of a problem with this either. I found it utterly stupid when I was a minor that there were (supposed to be) restrictions on what information I could access, and now that I’ve been an adult for a while, I don’t find it any less stupid and wonder what the big deal would have been.
But whatever the justification for restricting this is, how is it “abuse and exploitation” to let people do the things they actively want to do? Abuse and exploitation are generally things people want not to happen in their lives.
- Comment on European Commission's proposed EU Kids Act could see online games forced to enact stricter age verification amid new rules around accounts for under 15s 4 weeks ago:
while protecting them from abuse and exploitation
I don’t even remotely understand this talking point. Like, seriously, I wonder if these people live on the same planet as I do. How is it “abuse and exploitation” to allow someone, of any age, to access something they actively want to access?
- Comment on Instagram boss says users will be ‘overwhelmed’ with brand content in algorithm-free world 4 weeks ago:
“Algorithm” is a term from computer science that doesn’t inherently have anything to do with social media or content recommendations. Those things are examples of algorithms, but far from the only ones.
- Comment on Instagram boss says users will be ‘overwhelmed’ with brand content in algorithm-free world 4 weeks ago:
in an algorithm-free world
What do these people think the word “algorithm” means? Something something dihydrogen monoxide.
- Comment on Lego Skylines' devs want your city's problems to be visible without digging into a stats screen, which means finding a "family friendly" version of showing homelessness 1 month ago:
Huh I guess that really makes me think
- Comment on Lego Skylines' devs want your city's problems to be visible without digging into a stats screen, which means finding a "family friendly" version of showing homelessness 1 month ago:
I’ve been playing Cities: Skylines for more than ten years and never noticed it had a homelessness mechanic.
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- Even Some Of The Loudest Kids’ Online Safety Advocates Are Now Warning Against Social Media Banswww.techdirt.com ↗Submitted 1 month ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 3 comments
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- Comment on Claude will apply invisible watermarks to AI text and images 2 months ago:
Nor to me - but it doesn’t make a lot of sense with images either.
Text is literally just an array of numbers (Unicode character points); where do you put “invisible” watermarks there? Images are, likewise, a three-dimensional array of pixel color values; while it’s possible to very slightly vary those color values and call that “watermarking” (similar concept: steganography), how does that not get lost even unintentionally on the first lossy compression step?!
- Comment on Claude will apply invisible watermarks to AI text and images 2 months ago:
You know, the evil bit used to be a joke, now people unironically suggest equivalent things…
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