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toofy
4y ago
i would use one of the large such as mastodon.social and move on with your life. once you get a hands on understanding, you’ll probably still want to stay on a larger instance, but if you want to move to a niche, you can. the way i did it w
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toofy
4y ago
as others are indicating, at least some of the problems here are: - he recognizes that it’s reasonable to take actions if an account *might* influence his real life. — he mocks others and declares they’re unreasonable when they ask twitter
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toofy
4y ago
> …and go against the existing residents wishes? i think this entirely depends on whether or not one worships at the private property alters.
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toofy
4y ago
> neighborhood streets need to be plowed and maintained...large chunks of the infrastructure (e.g. storm sewers, shared propane tanks) are also the responsibility of the HOA. the city should be doing these things, not the brother of the
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toofy
4y ago
"and also, make sure that hate groups can still post about trans meetups. again, make it reasonable to protect me and my family but unreasonable to protect 'those' people."
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toofy
4y ago
> ...*with the intent to cause physical harm*. lets not get this carried away.
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toofy
4y ago
ok, understandable. so he understands posts can potentially impact safety in the real world. so why does he actively mock some people or groups and make them seem unreasonable when they ask for twitter to help with their safety? do only bi
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toofy
4y ago
to paraphrase what i said on the other thread, elon is telling us that, in a very real way, he understands how real world safety may be impacted by posts. it should concern us that he actively mocks and treats groups as hysterical or unreas
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toofy
4y ago
edited and fixed. thx for letting me know!
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toofy
4y ago
> Steam is now available on Tesla… i’m reminded how Sam Bankman-Fried was caught playing league of legends during an investor meeting. https://www.businessinsider.in/investment/news/sam-bankman-f...
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4y ago
> If that content is ok, what content is not ok? sharing the flight plan of an airplane, apparently. the reality is, these people truly do understand how posts impact real world safety. they fully understand and are outraged if the post
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toofy
4y ago
it’s worse than simple hypocrisy. it demonstrates that he very well understands that posting things can lead to safety concerns. he is gleeful when some people or groups have safety concerns from posts. often he actively mocks them and port
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toofy
4y ago
what makes this so concerning is, elon clearly understands that posts can amplify danger—even if the posted data is public information already, and there aren’t any clear threats, he understands this when it’s about him. if it even slightly
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toofy
4y ago
what is so frustrating about this is, musk recognizes that when this account sends out his location (while it is publicly findable) that this information could potentially elevate a threat to his safety. he recognizes this threat and takes
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toofy
4y ago
what issues do you have with rewinding? long press and drag will seek forward and back. the classical issue is one i’ve heard a few times, i’ve heard from a few different places that apple has been doing a ton of work in integrating whatev
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toofy
4y ago
i’ve seen so many examples of this over the past few weeks. just thinking about how many people will just eat what it feeds them borders on terrifying. in so many instances, it’s just wrong but continues on so confidently. one of the thing
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toofy
4y ago
> Twitter denied that they did for years twitter has denied what for years? if you're implying they denied they moderate, delete, or derank content, this is absolutely not true.
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toofy
4y ago
> why has the previous state of the world never globalized? it absolutely has. as you indicated in your follow up question. for their time periods, many times throughout history we’ve had their version of globalization. globalization is
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toofy
4y ago
yeah, there’s some truth to what you’re saying. for years more and more people and culture type scenes have very intentionally “gone dark” the best places to eat haven’t been on any food app “best of” lists for years. they haven’t had feat
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toofy
4y ago
sure, i’m just pointing that, if our metrics are that whatever-this-is should be considered scandalous and that it should be mitigated, then i can guarantee that we’d find way more of this out there. way more. and i think we’d all win. dire
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4y ago
> If Twitter was doing all of this at the behest of the Biden Campaign, does that not count as some kind of in-kind donation? if this is our metric (and it very well could be) then every industry ever needs to be investigated--i guarante
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toofy
4y ago
yeah, that’s what i thought i read, thanks. no outside person asked twitter to “handle” anything. they asked them to review it.
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toofy
4y ago
i think the government has direct lines to many industry leaders. im pretty sure it's commonplace for officials to regularly communicate with e.g., oil executives or religious leaders. we've known about the business world having
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toofy
4y ago
i'd have to go back again and reread, but was the term "handle" used at all? i remember them asking to "review" some tweets and to measure them against the tos. i very easily could have missed them asking to "
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toofy
4y ago
> We now have documented proof Twitter employees conspired with rogue elements of the United States government im sorry? rogue elements? conspired? what is even happening in this comment section?
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toofy
4y ago
do we think politicians don’t have direct lines to oil companies? do we think politicians don’t have direct lines to religious leaders? do we think high profile government officials aren’t in contact with industry leaders in all different k
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toofy
4y ago
he has said a lot of things that are wildly inaccurate.
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toofy
4y ago
yeah, shortcuts are insanely underrated.
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4y ago
> After multiple attempts to contact the company we finally reached them by phone and they acknowledged the report. After multiple days and multiple reminders by us, they claimed to have fixed all issues. However multiple vulnerabilitie
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4y ago
i think so. a very popular infosec account just posted that they’re now getting more engagement on mastodon than twitter. over the past week i’ve also noticed a number of journalists and media outlets are now testing the mastodon waters as
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