curiosityLynx

They read 1984 and went “That sounds perfect! Now how do we get to that point asap?”

@0xtero You can also change your title if you want, we’re not on Reddit anymore. 😉

At SpaceX, Tesla, and other companies he hired industry experts.

And proceeded to overrule them with idiotic ideas like “scrap all sensors etc, our self driving cars will drive with image recognition only”. And now most companies with self driving cars in development are miles ahead of Tesla despite starting later.

Als ob die original-Nazis mit Sozialem gross etwas am Hut hatten.

Disappointed that the article didn’t mention the fediverse

Gute Frage, würde ich selbst gerne wissen.

Or not anymore, anyway. Google’s algorithm seems to have come to the conclusion that pinterest isn’t worth linking as much anymore.

German speaking Swiss here. Absolutely no idea.

To quote the end of the article: 🤣

Why ID 85347 in particular?

Ich glaube sein Problem in diesem Kontext wäre, dass er dann wahrscheinlich eine sehr grosse Zielscheibe am Rücken hätte.

As a kbin user, I’m really excited about Artemis.

I would claim actual free speech absolutists don’t exist.

Musk is a proponent of near-absolute free speech

Anything goes, so long as it doesn’t hurt his feelings personally

Does he? Is that even possible?

The difference is that rather than just having no expectation of privacy against recording (Reddit model), in federated space you are guaranteed an official subtitled hologram with sound is recorded by design and shipped to other town squares all over the world and shown. And you have no expectation that you’ll be able to convince those town squares to delete theirs once they have it and basically no chance to if your own town square is bulldozed or your town has gotten into a feud with theirs since you did your townsquare shouting.

while standing on the bullpup

Boneappletea?

second meme on the page, reaction to first one.

Taught me how to avoid Poseidon’s kiss.

That’s a bad take. There are some users that regularly write outstanding content or even just a series of posts that you don’t want to miss the next installment of. Examples on Reddit were /u/Gambatte in /r/TalesFromTechSupport and /u/SqwrlTail in /r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk

Eine Deföderierung kann einseitig sein. Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe funktioniert das so (nehme Beehaw (BH), lemmy.world (LW) und feddit.de (FD) als Beispiele): BH blockiert LW, aber LW blockiert BH nicht. Beide blockieren FD nicht. LW-Nutzer haben deshalb weder Schreib- noch Lesezugriff auf BH, können aber Beiträge von BH-Nutzern auf FD sehen. BH-Nutzer sehen nichts von LW und LW-Nutzern.

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, sehen BH-Nutzer auch nichts von LW-Nutzern auf FD, auch nicht Antworten von LW-Nutzern auf Beiträge von BH-Nutzern auf FD.