Men feel scared and uncomfortable because they’re afraid to be told they were wrong to hide their feelings?

Or “men would rather talk to superpowered autocorrect rather than sharing their feelings with family and friends”

Lemmy is too niche to spend money on running bots. There’s no profit, nothing to achieve. Reddit, on the other hand…

Solving tax evasion while keeping both parties anonymous would be incredibly hard if not outright impossible though. Cash is king for privacy but also for tax evasion.

I don’t think any digital solution could or should replace cash. They can and should exist and function together.

One thing I love about Germany is that people have this understanding where privacy is fundamental and not something to argue about. Because they know being able to easily identify people leads to disaster. It’s just about a political swing away.

Yes! It’s good they’re doing this. It would be better if they weren’t letting Nintendo brick homebrewed consoles.

Here’s a scientific dissertation on how and why that phrase sucks: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=998565

It’s so easy to use but very hard to fights against. Worst case of bullshit.

I wonder what if nazi germany had access to social media, recommendation algorithms, bots, etc… influencing masses has never been this easy in history

Visiting a country of your choosing.

Apple building backdoors for CCP and sharing any and all data with them: am I a joke to you?

Ben & Jerry’s is actually cool though, no? Although they’re a capitalistic enterprise in the full sense, they had the spine to put a stand against Gaza genocide

Yes, but 1000 mirrors will pop up immediately if that happens. Internet is hard to control. They can’t even stop torrenting sites which is mostly used for piracy.

Spotify is not owned by Tencent. It’s publicly traded, and tencent owns part of it.

There are a lot of reasons to hate Spotify (and Daniel Ek) but this is not one of it.

The short version: Tencent Holdings is about to own 10 percent of Universal, which in turns owns around 3.5 percent in Spotify, which in turn owns around nine percent in Tencent Music Entertainment, which in turn is part-owned by Universal’s two main rivals (Warner and Sony), but remains majority owned by Tencent Holdings, which in turn owns 9.1 percent of Spotify. (And, yes, no kidding, that’s the short version.)

https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/news/who-really-owns-spotify-955388/

Isn’t Wii 720p? Raspberry pi 4 would be better

It’s not European, it’s VC funded, they haven’t delivered on any of their federation promises. It’s currently X without Musk and some empty promises.

Until they actually keep their word and implement federation, allowing users to gracefully migrate to other platforms, they shouldn’t be trusted.

Bluesky? Really?

Tech companies touting privacy with “trust us bro” slogan

Instance block lemmynsfw. Nearly all nsfw content come from there and you won’t see those

I follow blogs, gaming news and various other websites via RSS, and check my RSS reader couple times a day for new articles. Whenever they publish a new article, reader fetches it and there’s always something to read

I use NetNewsWire on iOS