Principle of Least Responsibility?

So much wasted space comes from the round “branding”… Just because everyone else is doing something wrong does not mean you have to do it wrong too!

…Of course.

Governments already have the data. In a certain way you already trusted them by getting your passport

Bold way of saying I “trust”. I never chose to be born in a given country, they have not obtained an informed, actionable consent on my end for that association, nor have I agreeded to have my activities bound by specifically their imagined permits regarding where this or that land ends. And once again: this does not solve for those who have their own State as one of their primary aggressors.

Obi-Wan, feigning understanding.

And now, Windows Defender available for Linux!

your smartphone is checking

No, no and no. I’m using lemmy on a desktop computer because typing on a phone is a PITA. Requiring a phone, or any other physical second factor authentication, is additionally antithetical to the “let’s use less resources” point of the fediverse.

governments provide the lists

No, no and no. We already don’t trust corporations, why would we trust governments? Who among here is free of sin to cast the first stone? The US? (And woe betide having to authenticate with your own government that is already repressing you)

your smartphone only sends

No no and no. No need for smartphone.

What the hell is all this crap? Who are you really working for? Make your disclosures.

Multiple identities is a completely orthogonal problem to bots and trolls. Your lack of understanding of the privacy and security concerns in this is rather troubling if you also furthermore go around saying that you are making an implementation. Is this vibecoded? Have you mathematically proven that the ID information can not be possibly reversed? Can the user selfhost the authentication backend or is the instance in control of it? (or worse, a third-party)

There’s a wide difference between being “chill” and letting yourself (and/or others) be raked without consideration.

And, tbh, Linus is not even that old to be able to use that as an excuse. He was born in '69 - he’s barely older than I am. Eduardo Artés was born in 1951 and is actively fighting technofascism, fronting everything from social unrest to presidential campaigns.

¡Exactly!

Now, what are good options, I dunno. But I’ve always considered that it’s important for platforms with strong presence of social resistance to have adjacent hosting in something like extrajudicial waters, or at least in countries that can safely ignore things like the DMCA.

They would easily dare to enforce it against smaller entities who can’t fight back, is the point.

Learn to read. I did say “we”.

“Hypocracy” as in “the rule of the hypocrites”? Sounds quite apt.

The laws of pneumatics and hydraulics dictate that closing the iris not fully makes the produce go uuuuuh

stronger.

Captain America, on the conference chair.

This is quite simply solved by using in your presentation a site that already rebrands Anubis.

ANUS SHIELD

So, the big question is now:

What version of the kernel do we fork from?

CIA got to him in the name of NVidia, likely.

¿Remember when he used to bird flip them?

Ooof, a lot of things.

• Github-like uptimes (95% or lower, basically) (yes, I know I’m on SDF’s lemmy, thanks)
• Github-like moderation (“we are right-wing ‘neutral’” and such asses, no Luigi, no guillotines for CEOs, etc)
• Github-like servicing (severely blocking what is accessible to guests or to API use, for example)
• Severe Big Tech dependency / cock-sucking (annoying Cloudflare captcha for example)
• There being flat out better options elsewhere