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Other me's:@Auster | @Auster1 | @Auster(I have other alts, but if a profile claims to be me, doubt it)

  • Iirc, in Russia, companies must have participation of the state. And Russia inherited laws from the Soviet Union, has had autocratic tendencies even between the opening of the SU and Putin coming to power, and has worked with other dictatorships such as China, Cuba and Venezuela's. So it's easy to assume and expect there's state-issued spyware to monitor users.

  • Well, if it's likely to be mandatory wherever you are, may as well take the initiative and install it to test, instead of asking what, by your comment, sounds like a rhetorical question or an ad.

  • To my knowledge, only games with private rooms where you know who's entering would be safe from cheaters.

  • It's actually communism where the person doesn't own anything.

  • I'd propose instead a review platform specific to companies, so users can leave their votes and the evaluation average is the company's score. And in that idea, apparently NodeDB NeoDB, which has ActivityPub support, can do. Just yet to test to see how reliable it is, and how it propagates around.

  • I had been considering getting a decent computer since 2017 iirc. And since then, prices were already rising constantly, no crypto, plandemic, LLMs or fearmongering needed. So my suggestion is, get the upgrade as soon as possible despite the prices, for the "now" seems to always be the cheapest.

  • Dunno "rise", but certainly isn't unprecedented for mods or similar to get standalone releases. Black Mesa and UNLOVED both come to mind.

    And if we stretch definition a little, to my knowledge, Super Bernie World, Luanti, and apparently now S&Box all allow being used as engines for making mods as standalone games.

  • Yep

    Jump
  • If the "coaster" is inevitable, may we at least learn from our previous trips to it how to handle it. 🫂

  • LLM shoehorning aside, holy shit, mobile-oriented site designs never fail to negatively impress me. Dunno if it's the poor use of space, way too many pre-made categories shoved in the sidebar, text elements not being as clearly differentiated making them be ADHD triggers/inducers, or something else, but the beta forum for Stack Overflow feels like it ticks each problem I can think of.

    Please give the jank. At least jank is usable, predictable and doesn't make you feel like you need to take focus drugs/meds.

  • Feels like the article goes through the same points in different ways every few paragraphs, so in short:

    With Attie, anyone will be able to build their own custom feed just by typing in commands in natural language, the same as if they’re chatting with any other AI chatbot. To use the app, people will sign in with their Atmosphere login (meaning their login for any app that runs on atproto, which includes Bluesky). Attie will immediately understand what you’ve been talking about, what sort of things you like, and more, because Bluesky and the wider ecosystem are open systems that share data across apps.You can ask Attie questions, like what posts you might like to see or repost, and you can use the app to curate your own custom feed, personalized to you.

    At launch, Attie can be used to build and view these feeds, which will later become available to you within Bluesky or any other atproto app. Over time, the plan is to allow Attie’s users to vibe-code their own social apps as well as build tools for other people.

    Also, from experience, AIs are miserable to suggest feeds with any level of nuance past generic requests, somehow worse than asking in groups and forums with people that don't interpret what you asked for.

  • About the EU, individual participant countries not having full control of their laws sound like a federation-style state, similar to the US, but more centralized. Though the EU seems to be growing weaker and weaker in recent years, so individual states are getting more space to move independently.

  • So... Is it an article to promote/defend the actions of the Big Brother State?

    Whenever I see "regulating social medias", I get a cold sweat, reminded of what the current Brazilian government's been insisting on for years, in practice internet censorship.

  • What would your ultimate distro be like?

    The one that fits one's needs the best. Given your frustration with unstable systems, I'd say the best ones would be those that take longer to make major updates, like Debian, Mint and Slackware, as then issues aren't introduced as frequently, and older ones are better known and easier to fix or even preemptively circumvent.

  • Didn't read the linked PDFs in the article, but the article itself doesn't mention what patents AV1 would have broken.

  • At least one that doesn't like console wars, even if agreeing with the criticism.

  • Yeah, and it doesn't even seen to want to get in. I once forgot to close the window before it appeared, and when it did, it would stop at the open window, stare for a little, and keep doing its rounds. e.e"

  • Every day when I work in the afternoons, there's a bird near the end of the shift that flies to the circular windows of the main room, and keeps circling them for some 20 minutes, flying small distances (1~2 metres) while staring to where I am.

    Wish I could understand what it's thinking. 😅

  • Reaction Memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Who, me?

  • Dunno if it's your case, but if someone's stuck on a mental freeze, imo it's still better to do "rage cleaning" than nothing at all. e.e"

  • @ScoffingLizard@lemmy.dbzer0.com It doesn't have SMS. It was just a comparison.

    And aggregator is something or someone that aggregates, that brings things together. The fediverse network is one, for example, as it brings together the several sites you see in users' IDs, such as Divisions by Zero, The/Brain/Bin, Blåhaj Zone, Mastodon Social, etc.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    What to study to be able to host a site?

  • Reaction Memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    B L E P

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    Feb 26, 2026

  • Software recommendations @lemmy.world

    Android keyboards for multiple writing systems: Simple Keyboard, Mozc, Heliboard and Fcitx5

  • Dogs @lemmy.world

    Silly husky

  • GOG @lemmy.world

    Final Fantasy VII now also added to GOG's catalogue

    www.gog.com /forum/general/final_fantasy_vii_is_now_out_with_a_limitedtime_discount_alongside_classic_final_fantasy_deals_ca8e3
  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    January 19th, 2026

  • Blåhaj @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Is this blåhaj?

  • Dogs @lemmy.world

    Play after training

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    Superbowl

  • GOG @lemmy.world

    GOG's blog appears to use Wordpress, but no federation and/or comments available

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    Deogie (@deogie.bsky.social) - Dec 2, 2025

    bsky.app /profile/deogie.bsky.social/post/3m6zoktgbqc25
  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    After 3 decades, the MS-DOS game 'Star Quest 1 in the 27th Century' is back, updated and free!

    old.reddit.com /r/pcgaming/comments/1qq9a6c/after_3_decades_star_quest_1_in_the_27th_century/
  • Reaction Memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Danger kitty has a question

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    Bedtime - ADHDinos

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    Denmark & Australia - Scandinavian and the World

  • NPCs (NonPolitical Comics) @piefed.social

    some1else45.bsky.social - Jan 31, 2026

    bsky.app /profile/some1else45.bsky.social/post/3mdpu3bdpg22q
  • New Communities @lemmy.world

    Deshittification

  • wholesomememes @lemmy.world

    divergence