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Reddit officials forces moderators to reopen subreddits or get overthrown
Honestly, they should just force Reddit to replace them. Let's see how long Reddit lasts without experienced moderators.
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Reddit officials forces moderators to reopen subreddits or get overthrown
Honestly, they should just force Reddit to replace them. Let's see how long Reddit lasts without experienced moderators.
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r/Blind's Moderator's have met with Reddit. They say the admins didn't allow them to discuss API changes or 3rd party apps during the meeting. Also, it's not clear if the official app will have modera
I don't understand how a company as big as Reddit does not take accessibility seriously.
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Something I WONT miss from Reddit/other social medias
I am still horny. I am just waiting for someone to make a popular NSFW instance. I have considered doing it myself but I doubt I would have the energy to manage it.
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r/Blind's Moderator's have met with Reddit. They say the admins didn't allow them to discuss API changes or 3rd party apps during the meeting. Also, it's not clear if the official app will have modera
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How accessible is Lemmy in comparison?
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r/pics is now limited to pictures of john oliver
I really hope someone gets this in front of John Oliver and he makes a segment on it. It would be hilarious to watch 😂
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US States enforcing new age verification for adult content—how could this be done properly?
I don't really like all these anti-porn laws. If kids want porn, there are too many leaky buckets they can drink from. Hell, they could just messages pics and videos to each other.
That said, if we are forced to do strong verification, the best I can think of is some sort of mix of the ideas we use for certificate authorities and oauth.
Certificate authorities are really just trusted identity providers. In my solution, you would choose from a list of trusted identity providers. You provide them with all the private information necessary for them to validate your identity. From there a third party can validate information about you with your permission.
The way this workflow would work is similar to oauth workflows people are familiar with for Google, Facebook, and other single sign-on solutions. You go to a adult site, select your provider from a list of trusted identity providers, the adult site redirects you to the provider site, you log in and give the adult site the privilege to verify you are over 18. The browser redirects to the adult site. The adult site would get nothing else about you besides what identify provider you use and if you are over 18.
Now ultimately, you have to give your private details to someone but at least you don't have to give it to everyone. Unfortunately, your provider could potentially keep track of what sites you are allowing to verify your information. We would need strict laws on these providers on what records they are allowed to keep.
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😆 No, I just got a lot going on in my life at the moment.
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Feed of other Instances not showing up
Yeah, from my understanding all your traffic still routes through you home instance. If your home instance is defederated, you lose access. You will need to create another account with someone that does federated with all your chosen instances. Honestly, this is starting to make me wonder if I should spin up a personal instance just so I an federate with who I want without the risk of being defederated due to the actions of other members.
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for the Reddit refugees, do you also feel a bit heartbroken?
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I purposely removed BaconReader from my homescreen so I have to be more purposeful if I want to use it.
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I just purchased hornyjail.social in the off chance I decide to start an NSFW instance.
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Lemmy is in serious need of more devs [CROSS POST]
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That would probably be very helpful.
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Does Lemmy really benefit from Rust? Is code execution speed the bottleneck?
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It worked.
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I have the tech know-how but probably not the energy to keep it going in my free time.
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Lemmy is taking off on GitHub too
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I will probably contribute at some point also. I just need to get up to speed on Rust, ActivityPub, and the Lemmy codebase first. Lots to learn.
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Names please.
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US States enforcing new age verification for adult content—how could this be done properly?
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Another idea is to actually use mutual TLS. Your browser provides your certificate. That certificate has nothing else in it but your status as an adult. Still have to give a certificate authority your information though.
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European Union votes to bring back replaceable phone batteries
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I feel like if a device is designed well there doesn't need to be a tradeoff. Removable batteries and water resistant would be amazing.
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US States enforcing new age verification for adult content—how could this be done properly?
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On the plus side, we could repurposed this system to prevent a lot of types of online fraud. You could use a provider to create a online bank account, sign documents, and other things that require identity.
On the negative side, a lot of sites might start requiring it just because they want to know who you are for advertising purposes.
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Zelensky Responds to Donald Trump’s Plan to Stop War ‘in 24 Hours’
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Who is saying the US is not involved? A significant chunk of the industrialized nations are involved. The US is providing material aid to Ukraine and I haven't seen people being shy about saying that.