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Look at the unknown line, looks like the tool used to create this graph mistook one of the windows versions for an "unknown". Likely the result of a cumulative update.

Based on the graph i expect they process data monthly, fixed the issue for june but have not gone back and fixed the data points for apr and may.

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Every generation has some product/ingredient that they didn’t know was dangerous at the time: tobacco, lead, asbestos, etc. What is that item for this generation?

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Less social media IMO, more the weaponization of techniques first researched in the 60s-80s made real and pushed via automaton to all corners of the public internet.

The reason you become vulnerable is because you abdicate control (most had no idea) of your feed to providers that own domain names.

This was a co-option of how the internet worked previously.

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The death of Sync for Reddit is what has made me join Lemmy

Fediverse New User Orientation

Reddit Migration

Here from reddit? Find your new home.

Fediverse

The "network" of instances that uses ActivityPub

Lemmy

The Reddit-like federated forum app that runs on ActivityPub within the Fediverse

Instance Lists

Lists of Instances

Communities

Communities for getting started in the fediverse

For instance Admins

Tools and info for admins and admins-to-be

For Devs

Building or contributing?

The Fediverse Could be Awesome (If We Don't Screw it Up)

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i keep hearing people call for this like its going to happen and be the only way things will be. Look at reddit, look at the history of some of these subs.

there will always be multiple copies of various communities. what software gives us the ability to do is sort and filter and tag (we need to add this) to our hearts content so instance admins and users have control over what comes across thier feeds.

Joined communities will have many of the same centralization problems reddit has now. I've seen this call mostly from users who were on reddit long after it was large. It seems many have no idea that almost every topic on reddit has 4-6 subs around it usually.

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r/OpenAI reopened by ModCodeofConduct

they slowed things down in an attempt to try and get more scabs, they even reduced the limits to apply to take over a community, still haven't found enough people. MCoC is now on full auto, is not replying to anything and is just taking over subs and re-opening them with no moderators other than MCoC

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[Serious] My high schooler worked at a fast food joint. Recently he encountered one of his underage coworkers under the influence of meth, which she said was given by management. What to do?

Report it to the police, corporate and consider talking to your local news. Make sure school admin is aware as well. If you can shift them to different schools (i know not always possible) do so.

My usual response to this kind of thing is to get louder not quieter, that said, I'm also able to put on an angry enough face to make people cross the road which is not a power everyone has.

Go with your comfort level but I would urge reporting to the police and doing what you can to get out of what sounds like broken area.