Australia claims it is a global pioneer in killing online speech rights.

• Ftfy, The Guardian.

What’s stopping the FCC or your country’s equivalent from locking down HAM regulations?

Not gonna matter when apps and services start blocking Linux, or even worse, should this shit creep up the chain to the ISP level and should ISPs start requiring an Apple, Google, or MS OS just to get online to begin with.

Am I crazy for saying that DHH is a far-right plant and Omarchy is a plot to destroy FOSS from the inside?

That would kill the Fediverse and other alternatives too, though, because they wouldn’t be allowed to exist by said regulations. What you’re suggesting is gonna result in vendor lock-in by making it impossible for smaller competition to comply.

Old phone outlet.

Damn, first legitimately good thing I’ve seen come out of that country in a while as far as legislation is concerned.

Good thing Matrix and XMPP exist as alternatives.

If I start getting straight-up locked out of Discord unless I show my face or ID, I’mma just stop using it full stop.

I mean, shit, Discord’s already getting ridiculous with their Nitro ads. No, Discord, I don’t want Nitro, stop asking me. No needs to start meaning no again.

Mud daubers or damselflies in a ‘Ghibli characters come to life’ way. Those things look like they flew straight out of a Ghibli flick.

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That also probably drives the Fediverse’s adoption as well because people are tired of getting walled in by hostile corporations.

and it’s likely any project that integrates it, with be “extinguished” via legal action in the future.

That would mean killing the entire internet whose servers run Linux, because the kernel is messing with AI now.

How soon before AI is forced onto every creator on YT?

Madoff Altman is at it again.

If you’re a creator who still primarily or exclusively posts to Twitter after Nitter was killed off, you’re not gonna have an audience outside of Twitter anymore moving forward. Meanwhile Mastodon will let people see or even interact with your content without a Mastodon account as anyone can see a public post without an account, period, and anyone with an account on any ActivityPub or ActivityPub-compatible platform can interact with Mastodon posts.

If you want to post your own content on a public instance, you do need an account for that, though, or you can self-host.

But basically, if you’re still posting exclusively to Twitter, you won’t have an audience outside of Twitter anymore, while someone on PIxelfed could interact with a Mastodon post or vice-versa, for example.

You think Meta is generating most of it themselves to intentionally stoke Islamophobia? They’re evil enough to do that and they have a past history of this sorta thing.

Hiding AI images works pretty well on my end.

In other words, McGraw-Hill bought them off and discredited independent sources.