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Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Enatega - open source frontend for building a delivery, ride, or appointment platform (React Native and React)
11·3 months agoOnly the frontend is open source. A model similar to telegram.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If people can’t afford to do anything, then they don’t have freedom.
9·5 months agoHad to nuke the profile on my instance. The modlog tells the crocodile is toning down their true opinions to appear less egregious.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If people can’t afford to do anything, then they don’t have freedom.
12·5 months agoOP shared a thought. I pointed this is a formal concept and pointed the name, so they can search for more. The concept describes a real and observable phenomena.
Why are you bringing moral judgement of people here? Even if poor people are guilt of their own poverty (they aren’t) like you are implying, it doesn’t change they are formally, but not really free. Marx description stills holds up.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If people can’t afford to do anything, then they don’t have freedom.
9·5 months agoAustrália
A nation built on stolen land where the better predictor of your class is is you are descendants from the settlers or from tha natives.
Nothing is stopping…
Except the inequal distribution of aducational and work opportunities, that assure the intergenerational inequality reproduction.
a concerned note:
Your comment about some people having fought for rights and others not is borderline racist. With precious comments about Darwin, it’s a red flag.
All people fight. Some fights are smashed with unimaginable violence. We are watching a live genocide in Gaza to prove this point. Oceania colonization is built upon a genocide. I’m not assuming you have conscience of how disturbing these comments are for a person like me, in South America, where all attempts to built a decent society where meet with USA interventions. Try to think in more broad terms, not only based on your experience, but trying to encompass the multiple experiences in the world.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•If people can’t afford to do anything, then they don’t have freedom.
137·5 months agoYeah. Marx called it formal vs. real freedom. All the people are free to sleep under the bridges or at a five star penthouse. But some are forced to sleep under the bridge and only a few have means to exercise the freedom to enter the penthouse.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the last new (to you) band you got really into?
5·5 months agoThe last one is Lord of the Lost. Scratched the itch of getting a metal band that I don’t have to worry about being a nazi cult in the future.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Lefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•KuKluxKlan States of Amerikkka simply being honest for onceEnglish
251·7 months agoThis. And also for Israel. And France.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Would blockchain work better for the Fediverse, instead of Email Style Instances?English
10·8 months agoNo.
To have a decentralised network, you need a lot of servers storing some data and a access algorithm thar searches for the pieces. There are a lot of hard problems:
- you need various copies because each node can go offline any moment. This works for pirated DVDs, but not for social media posts.
- you need to store a lot of the network in each node. The user needs to contribute to the network. Few people will donate GBs of storage and bandwidth to use a social network. You will get only a few enthusiasts.
- search is a nightmare nobody have really solved.
The architecture is good for storing and distributing many copies of a few very popular contents (and shines in torrent) but is bad for storing, searching for, and accessing many unpopular and mildly popular contents.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Technology@lemmy.ml•EU's Top Court Just Made It Impossible to Run a User-Generated Platform Legally
61·9 months agoWhat is relevant: “for its own commercial purposes. In that regard, the general terms and conditions of use of that marketplace give Russmedia considerable freedom to exploit the information published on that marketplace.”
This turns the marketplace in a business that must have responsibilities and duty to care because they not only host the content, but process it.
Hosting is defined on paragraph 6. It does not involve processing of information. You user hit publish, it is published without any processing and and you don’t claim right to “use published content, distribute it, transmit it, reproduce it, modify it, translate it, transfer it to partners and remove it at any time, without the need for any ‘valid’ reason for so doing.”.
The GDPR don’t claim you are responsible for merely hosting personal information, but you become responsible by processing it. “The processing of personal data should be designed to serve mankind.”
The point is: you can run a lemmy instance, have people publishing shitposts all day in a hands off moderation policy. One day someone posts a doxxing. As soon you are told, you delete and it’s OK. But you can’t run a business where you invite people to post doxxing information, you claim rights to distribute this information, and them say you are only hosting it, and not processing it.
The problem is the site want the cake (free harbour immunity) and eat it (gain rights to profit from the published content).
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Technology@lemmy.ml•EU's Top Court Just Made It Impossible to Run a User-Generated Platform Legally
51·9 months agoNot really. The decision only states that a service that allows to publish advertisements with personal information must review these and make sure it’s they have the consent. Something all “gone wild” subreddits do with volunteers. A company that runs advertisements should be able to.
A company that publishes ads for sexual services without getting confirmation of consent is a risk for the society and this business model should not be allowed.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Gun nuts of the fediverse. Do any guns use two magazines at once?
4·9 months agoAnd extra large magazines. You can find glock magazines with 50 or 100 bullets.
Maybe you want to crosspost to !artshare@lemmy.world
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Stop cramming everything onto one Pi: treat your home lab like a tiny ISP - hardware, stack, backups and an update planEnglish
19·9 months agoIf your sd card dies, just use a real ssd, sata or nvme.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•I'm writing an #article about the different implementations of #activitypubEnglish
2·10 months agoI think all non fascist instances moved to Akkoma once it was released.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Europe@feddit.org•How Close Was Russia to NATO Membership?English
14·1 year agoAny of these in the timeframe of the article? No? Argument dismissed.
I agree it was not a conspiracy. Old habits die hard and after forty years of antagonism it is difficult to move away. But Russia was willing to totally reform it’s political and economic system, paid a high price to do so. I cam understand the Russians felling betrayed.
Cochise@lemmy.eco.brto
Europe@feddit.org•How Close Was Russia to NATO Membership?English
536·1 year agoThat was the biggest lost opportunity in recent history? The West’s unwillingness of accepting Russia as a friendly country and continuous eastern expansion of NATO made clear for the Russians that the alliance was against them, making Ukraine ascension a threat.


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