BTW, I do agree that this is a problem, but exactly how many posts have been made about this now?

People delete their posts because they aren't getting karma? That's kinda sad.

Running out of time, or tokens?

Good. They should remove them. The power trippin' sub would be a more appropriate place to talk about this.

This rule is probably designed to reign in bots and/or spammers who post excessively for engagement or the manipulate internet discourse.

I was starting to wonder because of your lengthy posts and use of emphasis, did you use AI to make this post?

Uploading AI slop and posting genuine content (reposted or "spammy" or not) are two very, very different things.

What Mr. Beast challenge was this?

The only ones who win in acquisitions like these are the founders.

I was asking a friend of mine who leans more on the pro-Flock side of things and he said that Flock cameras are generally constitutional so long as they're only covering public property.

Covering a pool on private property seems to be illegal, unless something in the lease would have granted consent for that level of surveillance.

I wonder what sort of good faith arguments one could make in favor of Flock. It'd be one thing if it was effective and worked properly, but it seems like it doesn't.

One could argue that these cases are rare, but frankly, image recognition technology has improved so much over the past several years that it's actually hard to understand why Flock tech makes as many mistakes as it does.

Not too long ago, some Lemmy users had to let Reddit refugees know that karma isn't a thing on the Fediverse. People were making posts and deleting them after getting downvoted so that their karma wasn't affected lol.

I don't think that's what's happening here, but people deleting their posts after making them isn't terribly unusual.

Heck, this happened in the last midterms, which is why the GOP majority is so thin rn.

You think THIS is when the "open UK internet" died? That's hilarious.

He's lucky they didn't kill him

Not sure what this has to do with gaming exactly...but very cool! I will have to keep this in mind when I get a Linux computer again. This reminds me of Task Manager, which would fit perfectly with the next configuration I'm likely to set up.

Discord has their own official Linux client, I install it on every computer I run Linux on.

Minecraft Java really didn't have P2P multiplayer?? That's hard to believe.

Y'all remind me of Republicans asking if the actors in a movie are Democrats before they decide whether or not to watch it. Give it a rest.

Well, I'm not gonna click the link if it'll participate in a DDoS attack.

What the heck happened to the Catholic church in Korea, if they are upset about an abortion ban?