I’m not sure if there’s a solution here, but I’d like to urge people to avoid lemmy.ml hosted communities in favor of communities on more reasonable instances.

It depends on what exactly do you consider the problem to be, but my understanding is that solutions to the more general problem of "what server a community is in" are already in the works (multicommunities and stuff).

As for a more local kind of change... Be the change you want to see. Start up, and maintain, those alt communities that would serve as counterweights to the ones that are in .ml. Also, understand why they are in .ml in the first place yet still manage to function.

For something to be illegal, the victim has to be able to press charges. And that doesn't change the fact that once they got their hands on the device they've got the info, a mandate of law doesn't make them "magically" forget the info.

The one feature that I'd love to see IMO: make it so Lemmy doesn't require Javascript to work to even view the main page. Come on we are supposed to be recovering the good web times of the '90s, why do I need a react json vue left_pad framework to produce a list of items that can just be consistently delivered by a HTML <ul>?

Feel free to crosspost! The entire point of the web is that it has connections.

I wonder who was the idiot who made a persistent ID for identity reliant on a third party factor that can be trivially taken away.

Any plans for solving it that are known?

Finally, what the Fediverse needed:

AIs.

Good to know they've caught up to us from the walled gardens. Welp, I guess that's it folks. Let's pack up and go back to Usenet.

If they have physical access to the device, this won't help.

They can simply produce a binary copy of the (still encrypted) information inside, via specialized hardware or backdoors via the CIA / Israel, then if you given them a duress code all they lose is either the original or the copy.

There's a huge popup on this page that says adblock not detected and that I should install one to be safe.

Which is ironic because I'm obviously running Firefox with uBO, and they probably blocked your attempt at detect an adblocker. But if what you want to do is detect that the user is not running an adblocker, you should be testing for the positive, not the negative: your popup should only load if the code was able to do the most obnoxious, advertising-like tasks without obstruction.

Lies, damned lies and statistics.

IRC, or XMPP at worst, should be the gold standard to follow here. Those things can be installed on Pentium IVs that you can get from rural school trash yards, and still run reasonably well.

Igual por acá. Vale la pena, pero no taaaaaaanto.

Buenas de vuelta owo

¡De hecho sí, tengo una! Una de las mejores inversiones que he hecho en mi vida. A diferencia de todos los servicios enshittificados de ahora, SDF es un pago de una vez de por vida.

, with neither knowing if that is 6 months or over a year.

I mean, that's the kind of ambiguity that makes exes hot, right?

...right?

Yeah but still at the cost for a private citizen, right?

So, not in this economy.

Or is the cost of the lawsuit prepaid by the State?

Buenas buenas.

Mi cuenta de lemmy es de por ahí, pero pensaba que tal vez debería tener una en feddit igual.

Ya saben, para los memes y los gatos.

Buenos días buenas noches.

What? As a private citizen? in +this* economy?

Wasn't the point of stuff like the GDPR that the governments would be the ones doing the enforcing and the suing?

It really speaks of the bad design (in terms of conceptual design, not eg.: UI design) that for a platform that says to speak for people to have digital sovereignty and independence, that so many people say "just spin your own", it turns out that identity relies on trusting (and keeping trust on) third-party, nation-state level "name distribution" actors, who can easily take away that identity anchor be either by their own initiative or spurred by other nation-state level actors.

Getting large numbers of people into space will be prohibitive for a long time.

I'm content with getting the billionaires into space. Preferably on a Sun-oriented path. Since getting them into submarines so far hasn't catched on...