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  • Hiring one extra person, for an agency that covers hundreds of millions of people? I’m gonna go out there and say yes, that is reasonable to expect. Sure, uptake is low now, but network effect is responsible for that, now when people are moving from Twitter is the exact time to encourage people to change to something better.

    The European Commission has its head on straight, that they are being a first mover on Mastodon, because putting critical communication infrastructure in the hands of a private company is silly long term.

    I’m not doubting your reasoning as to why this agency hasn’t bothered, but it’s not convincing that it’s reasonable.









  • My problem with decentralised social Media currently is that it’s entirely unencrypted and publically viewable.

    I don’t mind so much on services like Lemmy where it’s a bit of fun to make comments and post random things without it being directly linked to your identity (though I am aware the content is still likely being scraped by someone somewhere).

    I’d really love a Facebook/Instagram replacement, but end-to-end encrypted where only the people you’ve given permission to can view your content.

    No idea how this would be achieved, but PixelFed is pretty useless unless you’re posting publically.


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    25 days ago

    How is this a good argument? The law from the post being stupid notwithstanding, by this logic, why bother making any regulations or laws at all if someone, somewhere is gonna break it.

    Are you aware of how much of society is held together with the duct tape of social obligation and the honestly system? Yes we have audits, and enforcement, but honestly in a health society, the vast majority is self-imposed.

    This is a really poor argument against government regulation, is all I’m saying.






  • To say what others have said in a different way. Yes, in almost any categorisation system, you’re gonna need to deal with some misc haha.

    Where else could these things possibly go? (minus the scales, which in my opinion belong on some flat surface in a cupboard of countertop somewhere, since I use my scales all the time)

    We have one of these drawers at home, also. I think your wife is right on this one friend.