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3mo ago
They are dumber than a second coat of paint.
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Meta's Teen Safety Case Just Became a $1.4T Existential Threat
(gizmodo.com)
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US states are seeking $1.4T in penalties in August youth safety trial
(reuters.com)
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3mo ago
And Trump would badly lose the mid-term elections.
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3mo ago
They can certainly endure it until November. Can Trump?
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Brave Place Search API: The Google Maps Alternative That Costs 6–7x Less
(brave.com)
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Watch YouTube Without Ads on the DuckDuckGo Browser
(spreadprivacy.com)
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The Fear of Dying Before You Become Yourself
(dailicle.com)
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Maybe so, or sadly so, for many people. I still have a LinkedIn account (I login once or twice s week), a Twitter account (once a week) and a bsky account (once a month). I can’t believe I used to have Facebook’s app on my phone.
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YouTube at least were honest. Broadcast yourself, I remember them saying.
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why? Go for a walk in the woods instead. Spend more time IRL.
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Or alcohol, or whatever others are doing. In Italy, where I live, people on the ‘left’ side of the political spectrum (let’s say ‘progressives’) tend to think it’s perfectly ok to smoke dope, irregardless of what any scientific study may or
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3mo ago
Please tell us here if you decide to sell them.
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Brave's latest browser release offers Containers for better and easier workflow
(brave.com)
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If only they were able to build the infrastructure to charge for this...
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it opens up opportunities for smaller companies that don't want to or cannot afford to venture in AI-search: DuckDuckGo, Brave Search, Mojeek, Qwant etc.
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3mo ago
> But what the SpaceX/Anthropic deal showed was even if you fall short, you can profit by selling off your overcapacity. Do you have proof that the deal is profitable (and for how long?) for SpaceX ?
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3mo ago
Meta is just another company that, like xAI/Grok, is at last starting to face reality: there are going to be two or three winners in this space, and they are not one of them.
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3mo ago
Data centers in the sky to serve porn.
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3mo ago
That would indeed be a huge improvement over the current situation, with 98.5% of repos hosted directly by bsky (!) https://atproto.barn.city/
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3mo ago
Reminds me of Animal Farm.
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3mo ago
Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires. -- John Steinbeck
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> the internet, DNS, email, and the web were largely built by VC-backed companies Really ?
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But... if Waag are not self-hosting, and they're not, how likely is it that normal people will start doing so in relatively large numbers?
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3mo ago
You win. Cloud repatriation engineer.
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3mo ago
SDS, Sovereign Data Specialist ;)
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We moved our Bluesky data to Eurosky
(waag.org)
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3mo ago
https://archive.is/S5CbX
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Amongst other things, AI won’t buy cars.
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3mo ago
> For many people food is one of the few things in life that gives them some form of joy. This is the problem to be addressed, not hoping for a miracle drug that will let you chuck down 5,000 calories a day and be healthy, imho.
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