xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

>Lemming accidentally doxes himself
>Can't delete the image because that's not a feature yet
Lol @alex look at this dogshit piece of software.
https://tech.michaelaltfield.net/2024/03/04/lemmy-fediverse-gdpr/

The American court system doesn't care about law or justice, all it cares about is allowing multinational megacorporations and billionaires to drag innocent people to court so they can bleed them dry with frivolous, pointless lawsuits for fun. It's what rich people do for entertainment.

What the fuck? Why? Why did they think it was a loosing? Clean room emulators are legal. Did Yuzu have some code from leaks in it?

My read on #bluesky is that they are effectively sucking the air out of the decentralization balloon, whether they intend to or not. On the tech side, the #ATprotocol will prevent much decentralization from ever happening and divert the focus that was on #ActivityPub development. On the culture side, they deter a critical mass from developing here, which we need to overwhelm the influence of our most annoying users and lure in the people most people want to follow and interact with. #fediverse

https://image.nostr.build/1726b98677294e18ebe7483c6b9f152e683be1928bc58ecfca583525918eec9c.jpg

@xianc78@gameliberty.club

The lure of conveniently signing in to private digital services using a single official eID app is a trap. Overidentification will gradually erode our right to use digital services anonymously which currently keeps us safe from criminal activity, unauthorised disclosure, identity theft, stalking and other forms of abuse of personal data. The eID app will not allow for multiple, truly separate user profiles which vulnerable persons rely on.



The server-side code of the eID wallet will not have to be open source, meaning the public cannot know what the code actually does and if it is safe.



In view of all this, the new EU eID app will not be trustworthy and will fail to sufficiently encourage the development of digital and eGovernment services in Europe – much to the Pirates regret.“

https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/eu-digital-identity-regulation-eidas-pirates-dont-support-blank-cheque-for-surveillance-of-citizens-online-3/

netherlands:

everyone speaks english.
“card only” signs everywhere.
“sorry, we’re forbidden from accepting cash”.
employees even at big grocery chains visibly confused by cash and struggling to count coins.

germany:

“was?”
“cash only” signs everywhere.
“sorry, card payments from 10eur only”.
“easy online payments, just provide your online banking login and password to sofort, it’s completely safe and totally does not blatantly violate the terms of agreement you signed with your bank”.

#mutualaid @mutualaid HELP IM STARVING pls donate so i can survive.
cost breakdown:
server : 900
hard drives: 1540
electricity: 50 a year
pls donate monero to: 89twiFLxxa2NNxyPG1Sxq2h4NQPdRDie83AXiXWp4R8yhMgzYvtmmRLEiz5H26Fxhoj1nqqcVXx85YN81HfuR8kxPhtr3fX

The famous one planned for Oxford UK only restricts/monitors traffic directly between the zones from nside the city. If you want to leave the city and drive around the so called "ring road", you can enter any of the other zones from outside the city unmonitor.... *for now*. I have very little confidence that they wouldn't just add monitoring to the roads leaving the city as well once they have all the infrastructure in place for it.