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Haha, this thread has turned into an excuse to share ones hobbies and interests eh? I won’t be tempted!

A script that shows a modal box or whatever when something fails to load as expected need not spy on you to function, but maybe I’m reading into a funny post more than I should be.


Lemmy/Piefed/Etc has a killer feature (or maybe characteristic), but one that only a fraction of users find appealing. Being decentralized makes the network more resistant to many of the problems we see on Reddit and other networks, or at least, reduces their impact.


It’s probably less clear than it should be, but the second sentence in that comment is not really my point of view. I’ll edit it to make that more obvious.


As long as general purpose computer devices are widely available, I think you’re right. Which, of course, will mean that “general purpose computers are not fit for for the broad public and should be restricted to a privileged licensed few for your own good.” This possibility is something I worry about.
Can you explain what you mean?


Canada is now Canadian America even though it makes no sense.
It is the Canadian part of North America, so from that point of view it’s not technically wrong.
Should we ban AI from the list of topics to discuss banning? 😏


You can just use the Armbian flasher. I have an orange pi 5 plus and a Radxa rock 5-itx, and that’s what I’ve done with both.
Discord does not require an ID unless the space you’re trying to access is marked as adult only. This obviously does not apply to a tech support community. But like I said, yeah, it’s not what I would choose. What’s your point? Graphene OS is suspect because they don’t choose your favored chat platform? And like i said, this has nothing to do with whether or not the acceptable use of AI assistance was overblown.
I don’t use Discord myself, but I think their decision to use Discord is defensible even if I find it distasteful. Their support chat isn’t meant to be a private space. (People discussing crimes and whatnot on Discord are using poor judgement.)
I think what they are trying to say there is that there is a lot of negative commentary on the Fediverse coming from people who are not users, and that they are not really beholden to those commentators. And that’s true. They don’t really have a history of smooth PR as far as I can remember.
I also think whether their acceptance AI usage is an overblown issue or not is completely unrelated to that comment, so I’m not sure why it would change your opinion of it.
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I don’t quite see it if I’m being honest. I spend a lot of time looking at cocks, so maybe I’m calibrated differently.


There’s KeyGuard, but the license is simply “All rights reserved.” Source available, non foss?
Before your instance existed? ;)


Isn’t that the opposite of what they are known to do?

The low resolution screenshot they include in that article is hilarious. It’s impossible to tell what I’m looking at.