

as a sr, I would just keep rejecting them and make AI find “reasons” why.


as a sr, I would just keep rejecting them and make AI find “reasons” why.


if you run into stability issues on Linux the problem is either your distro or you.


why stop there! lets go after keyboard manufacturers for allowing people to type words.


he basically raped and tortured Evan Rachel Wood. there were many others, but she was the highest profile victim.



for a moment, let’s ignore all of the conspiratorial conjecture (not that it isn’t warranted).
by exposing an API for web services to identify the users age/birthday, how does that solve the issue of “protecting children online”.
what’s stopping a bad actor from identifying, tracking, and grooming children directly based on this same mechanism?
right now the majority of kids online are protected through anonymity, but once they are identified they can be targeted directly and the adults responsible for their well being are blissfully unaware because “the government is tracking their age”.
also. what comes next is worse than the date. online content ratings. because there’s no point in tracking age if you can’t apply a ratings system.
Imagine entire swaths of the internet banned because the content rating doesn’t meet the government requirements.
this is less about tracking users and more about censoring dissent.


because it’s the first step in a multi step attack on our privacy.


with the right leverage and a well placed bottle it could be minutes.


are you talkin’ to me??


he used to be. then Disney got involved and decided he’s a blind poor batman.


hope that bitch finds how deep the bottom of that bottle is and drowns in it.


You litterally just claimed you don’t send user-agent strings to servers
can you quote where I said that, or are you just going to keep lying?


I’m just laughing at the reddit/Lemmy hivemind’s collective hallucination on this.
got it. the right to privacy is a joke to you.


you have yet to deny you’re astroturfing…


never said I agree or disagree with you.
just pointed out you’re astroturfing.


for anyone still on the fence if astroturfing bots are on lemmy.
exhibit A.


just the laughing parts from the laughing policeman.


Japan.
if I go to China I’ll never be seen again.


*unregulated corporate greed


I will literally pull my AMD socket A mobo out of the box and run windows XP before I comply with this bullshit.
been running Debian trixie for the last year and had zero problems. previously on bookworm for two years still no problems.
before that I was on Almalinux for a year, zero problems.
and from 2014-2019 I was on Fedora, again no problems.
pre-2014 I was on some variant of distro just can’t remember that far back (probably some variant of redhat like centos).
sporadically I’ve used other distros like Mint, Ubuntu, Arch, BSD, Kali, Raspbian, etc. There were some stability issues with Mint and Ubuntu but everything else was rock solid.
For decades I have run and supported rhel, fedora, centos, debian, as servers.
like I said, it’s either the distro, or a skills issue. if you are having problems after updates, you have a package problem and should probably clean up your dependency tree/repos.