We are in the process of building a state-of-the-art platform where policymakers, citizens, and AI can engage in a collective discourse.
To przepraszam "AI" ma teraz sprawczość i intencjonalność? I ma mieć podobny wpływ na rzeczywistość jak politycy i obywatele/obywatelki?
Co za kompletna, piramidalna bzdura. 🤮
Lol, user error w wyszukiwaniu. 🤦♀️
Siła "domyślnego rozwiązania". Ex-Twitter i Facebook są "domyślne", więc "oczywiście", że media itp "muszą tam być". Fedi domyślne nie jest, więc jest automatycznie jakieś dziwne, niepotrzebne, "dodatkowe", itp.
Zauważ, jak nie-domyślne rozwiązania muszą się tłumaczyć z problemów, które te domyślne też mają. Jak się Linux zwiesi to jest wielkie halo, łololo, lunix gunwo, "nie gotowy dla zwykłego użytkownika" i tak dalej. Jak się domyślny Windows zwiesi, no cóż, Windows się wiesza, wiadomix, normalka.
Podobnie z samochodozą. Samochody są "domyślne", więc "naturalnie" budujemy parkingi, przeznaczamy kilometry kwadratowe przestrzeni miejskiej na asfalt itp itd. Ale zaproponuj ścieżkę rowerową lub parking da rowerów — "marnowanie przestrzeni!", "brzydko wygląda!", i tak dalej.
These are just two different software projects that a Threadiverse instance can use. They federate with one another, so it doesn't matter all that much if you have an account on a Kbin instance, or a Lemmy instance. The differences are in the interface, some functionality, and the tech stack used (Lemmy is written in Rust; Kbin in PHP).
There are 100+ instances of Lemmy, and ~10 instances of Kbin. Kbin is a much younger project (hence it might get missed), and it's main instance, kbin.social seems to be experiencing more issues with the wave of new registrations. If you want to try Kbin, https://fedia.io/ might be a good instance to check out.
I don't think you need to worry about it. It's up to a given community whether or not that baggage affects it or not, I think. Building communities that are very explicitly not tankie is a great way of helping overcome that baggage for the whole project.
I especially appreciate the Ubuntu font used to make that meme
My Dog, "hackers hacking a hack".
Can we please stop using the word "hacker" when we mean "cybercriminals", "attackers", "malicious agents"? We have plenty better terms. Like... "cybercriminals", "attackers", "malicious agents": https://rys.io/en/155.html
I mean, I get the need for clickbaity titles and all, but surely we can do better.
Which fits the definition of "nasty people" in my book!
The OP is on-point. It's not about the particular ideological tinge, it's about the caustic experience of interfacing with them.
All the claims against tor and i2p are discussed in numerous academic papers and are acknowledged by the developers themselves
I was not talking about claims about i2p or Tor. I was talking about the claims Nym people make about their own project. I see little reason to trust them on those claims.
You're entitled to your opinion. I am entitled to mine. I don't think we will see eye to eye here. In 10 years we will perhaps know; I expect Tor to still be around and useful then, as opposed to Nym.
While security by obscurity may have been cutting-edge at the turn of the millennium, such an approach is rapidly showing its age. Nym’s cutting-edge mixnet design
I think they really need to use "cutting-edge" more in their materials. Will make them look even more serious and trustworthy.
Also, when you quote whole blocks of text from their materials, please have the decency to mark them as quotes.
Anyway, I stand by my assessment.
Strona: https://radar.squat.net/
Marzy mi się, że kiedyś Radar się sfederuje z resztą fedi. Zobaczymy, co odpowiedzą.
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