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GreatDong3000

@ GreatDong3000 @lemm.ee

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  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • We could end up engineering birth marks with arbitrary shapes like the Nike logo which may be passed on to offspring

  • Language

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  • Chinese characters look so much more complex than those

  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • Great idea. We can also set a timer for the wifi on your phone to be disconnected automatically and you have to watch an ad before the time runs out to postphone it.

  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • One ad break between each floor or pay for direct lift that is a killer idea.

  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • Cool we can turn this into a new gig work app. The uber of ads. You open up the app and pay people small amounts to name drop something in a conversation. You could pay like 50 cents per person to 200 different people in your area to name drop your small business, that shit would slap. Then we could start using this to make people say anything for 50 cents each time they say it so we can spread fake news and gossip. I like this version of the future so much.

  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • Omg I would love this so much

  • What are your best intrusive ads ideas?

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  • You are right, we should be able to build a mega laser cluster capable of projecting ads on the surface of the moon.

  • Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our unshittified experience

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  • Did you try flatpak?

  • Opinion: GNOME vs. macOS user experience

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  • GNOME 3 is from 2011

  • Opinion: GNOME vs. macOS user experience

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  • Ain't no way you really meant to say gnome 3 right?

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    I got banned from reddit...

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  • Does anyone else notice an uptick of extreme troll accounts?

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  • That's why huge instances are bad, they can't moderate all those users (I am on a bigger instance myself tho don't judge me).

  • Linux continues to be above 4% on the desktop

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  • I started using Linux in 2021 never had any problems with drivers for anything. Debian also. It was just a pain in the ass to install until I figured out I had to download the iso with non free drivers or whatever. Glad they made this easier for Debian 12.

  • Brazil judge opens inquiry into Musk after refusal to block accounts on X

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  • Because they have fled Brazil so there is no way to force them to delete their accounts. Meanwhile twitter is a business with actual offices in Brazil so they should follow the court orders.

  • President Biden is now posting into the fediverse

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  • No, big corp with millions of users they cannot moderate defeats the purpose of a fediverse.

  • Happy April Fool's here's your System of a Down meme

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  • The combucha mushroom people

  • Europe must get ready for looming war, Donald Tusk warns

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  • Oh my he better get in shape asap to be on the frontlines

  • Threads is automatically hiding comments that mention Pixelfed

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  • I'll copy and paste my reply to someone else here:

    Any huge server that is impossible to moderate for admins is detrimental to the network and failure to properly moderate is the number one reason we should be looking at to defederate from instances.

    Automatic "spam" protection is the exact thing which co-opted e-mail. Big corps with the largest e-mail user base use algorithms that automatically assume the worst about any small e-mail server. If you spin up a small server you are assumed to be spam unless unless unless, which ended up with e-mail being centralized in the hands of Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Apple, despite being theoretically decentralized too.

    Is that what we want for the Fediverse? 4 or 5 huge instances automatically defederating from all small instances unless they fit some criteria defined by the big corps, which they can change anytime?

    To summarize, how big Threads is and how they decide to moderate the content matters for anyone who doesn't want the Fedi to end up like e-mail.

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  • That's exactly why Threads is incompatible with the Fediverse. Any huge server that is impossible to moderate for admins is detrimental to the network and failure to properly moderate is the number one reason we should be looking at to defederate from instances.

    Automatic "spam" protection is the exact thing which co-opted e-mail. Big corps with the largest e-mail user base use algorithms that automatically assume the worst about any small e-mail server. If you spin up a small server you are assumed to be spam unless unless unless, which ended up with e-mail being centralized in the hands of Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Apple, despite being theoretically decentralized too.

    Is that what we want for the Fediverse? 4 or 5 huge instances automatically defederating from all small instances unless they fit some criteria defined by the big corps, which they can change anytime?