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by lovethevoid 2y ago
It is hard, but don't forget that toys are learning tools too! You can learn a lot without overtly feeling like you're studying. An example is playing a "learn math" game vs playing Slay the Spire which innately includes
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
This really isn't the case anymore. People are socializing in Valorant, they're socializing in Lethal Company, they're socializing in Roblox. Very little of this "antisocial in a group" stuff, which I assume you&#x2
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Would agree with this. I have witnessed a smaller private group have stuff leaked and scraped, which was interesting yet petty drama but the more important angle that relates to what you’re talking about is that bad faith actor was removed
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You can’t ensure your privacy on a “device you own” if you don’t trust the device manufacturers.
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> Would he? Yes the moderation on HN tends to be quite good. Context being important is assumed here, as we're not really talking about someone quoting passages, but flooding forums with slurs with the help of AI.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Section 230 has been subject to numerous reforms and proposals in recent years, so yes it's a very real legal issue that platforms are keeping an eye on. FOSTA is an example, in which platforms all had to make changes and now constantl
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
>Heck, I could write awful things here on HN Yet you don't (I assume), why? If I were to guess, it's because you would be banned quite swiftly. It's a niche place after all, generally speaking, it's certainly no Faceb
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
WhatsApp has been pushed by EU to have third party interoperability, so your core point won’t hold up much longer.
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Regulation isn’t the root cause, and it usually never is the root cause as regulations are always made in reaction to, not usually proactively.
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This and the android equivalent (chrome/google) are very common methods. It’s only in enterprise spaces that they’ve adopted the likes of 1Password, Bitwarden, etc. Really no big difference, you’re still technically using a password ma
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
Not sure your claim is really true. I find it hard to believe people are cutting off family members so frivolously when you lose a lot of built in benefits to remaining in that system. Really what seems to be happening to me is the gradual
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
They don’t care about “security”, they do care about their credit cards being used by thieves due to a data breach. Which is security and privacy, but they don’t care about either as labels.
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Good point. The standards for advertising networks has to increase tenfold, right now they reward slop, companies drain their ad budgets on channels they can’t even fully measure, and it repeats since it takes too long for companies to noti
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That’s not why those marketplaces say so. Those marketplaces state that because it deters the lowest effort scammers (pretending to offer cash, paying through gift cards, etc). It says nothing about how good Venmo/PayPal is at handling
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by lovethevoid 2y ago
There’s also a mismatch in incentive. Before you would become a webmaster and foster a community with your friends, now even if you try, your community will just be botted, content scraped, and rehosted on bigger platforms that have giant c