xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

…but anime is cartoons

I'm trying to put together a resource that outlines the serious concerns related to mandated id-verification online.

The obvious ones that come to mind are:
1) The particular third-parties with access to information
2) General surveillance / profiling concerns
3) De-platforming (what happens if they turn off your online ID?)

Other than those main points, is there anything that strikes you as particularly concerning about state mandated online ID verification which is being proposed here in Canada

ARMY OF GOD=104
JFK IS ALIVE=104
LETS DO IT=104
IT IS TIME=104
TAKE BACK AMERICA=104
THE CRUSADE=104
A GREAT FLOOD=104
A SPECIAL BOAT=104
SHOCK AND AWE=104
BIRTH OF GOD=104
SPECIAL ANGEL=104
THE BIG GUY=104
ANGEL OF KARMA=104
CHANNEL OF GOD=104
GEMATRIA MAP=104
ITS A FACT JACK=104

TEN FOUR=99
THE ALL KEY=99
GOD IN AMERICA=99
THE LEGENDS=99
LIVING GOD=99
GODS VOICE=99
A TIME OF PEACE=99
CHECKMATE BABY=99
WWGOWGA=99

(Always this Gematria "mania"...)

https://www.vice.com/en/article/5d9adk/trucker-convoy-eagle-pass-texas-border-dispute-christian-nationalism?callback=in&code=YWJLNTBLNWUTMDNJNI0ZMJZKLWJLY2MTMJBKMMEZZTRHYTRH&state=2d205980047a486e9046b6c5f6bba7a4

@UncleIroh
CBDC doesn't solve inflation and cannot do shit against hyperinflation. It's a false belief propagated by people who doesn't understand economics.

Digital ID is the second worst (after gun control) as it literally is the good old soviet iron curtain.

#Trump #biden #love

@LordMordred @deprecated_ii I'm pretty sure that medieval peasants still worked pretty darn hard. The stuff you might do out in the fields would be nowhere near the whole of what needed doing, and even if you didn't have as rigid a schedule, you'd still have plenty of backbreaking work. That doesn't mean there weren't positives and joyful aspects to medieval life, but the "peasants had it better" narrative isn't really true. Mind you a lot of the "forced happiness" aspect of service sector jobs and the like weren't present, you could go about your daily tasks with whatever demeanor you wished without fake corporate "teamwork" bullshit. And there was more of a sense of community and purpose, even if you generally didn't have much space or many luxuries to yourself. I would have to say in most respects modernity is better, and it's easier to work around the deficiencies of modernity than it was for the medievals, but the stuff that really leads to happiness exists in all ages, and it's just a matter of making the most of what you have.

In theory, this Zapple Pay service would allow ActivityPub users to zap each other using the bridge: https://www.zapplepay.com/

https://github.com/benthecarman/zapple-pay-backend

I wasn't able to get it working yet: https://github.com/benthecarman/zapple-pay-backend/issues/20

But it's a really cool idea.

lmao
every time

LINUX NOW!

The best criticism meets someone where they're at. Constructively explaining where someone is making a mistake without applying your own value judgements on them takes time and patience.

If you're hoping for change, taking time to understand and listen to others is a lot more important than learning talking points.

Libre Computer Solitude: New cheap alternative to the Raspberry Pi comes with NPU

The Libre Computer Solitude is a new single-board computer and thefore a potential alternative to the Raspberry Pi. The model can also be used with Raspberry Pi accessories and expansion boards. As usual, an ARM-based SoC is installed.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Libre-Computer-Solitude-New-cheap-alternative-to-the-Raspberry-Pi-comes-with-NPU.798277.0.html
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>normies JUST figured this out in 2024
too little too late, enjoy your slop

Common food preservative has unexpected effects on the gut microbiome

Food manufacturers often add preservatives to food products to keep them fresh. The purpose of these preservatives is to kill microbes that could break down and otherwise spoil the food. Common additives like sugar, salt, vinegar and alcohol have been used as preservatives for centuries, but modern-day food labels now reveal more unfamiliar ingredients such as sodium benzoate, calcium propionate, and potassium sorbate.

https://phys.org/news/2024-02-common-food-unexpected-effects-gut.html
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Worth sharing with young people.